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OpenEmbedded Advanced Course

Linux Installfest and Beginner Training

In the Scheme of Things, How Important is Software Freedom?

Ken Moore

SysAdm: FreeBSD administration made easy

Liz Krane

Building a Community from Scratch: The Story of Learn Teach Code

The Difference Free and Open Source Software Can Make In Your School

E Dunham

Starting Rust from a Scripting Background

State: That's What's Happening

Jams, Cans and Qubes

Vyki Englert, john gravois

Moving Beyond the Open Data Movement

Get the most out of your security logs using syslog-ng

The Trouble with Open Source Software

Building Better FLOSS Community Relationships @ Facebook

Tejun Heo

Control of major resources in cgroup v2

Introducing Linch-Pin: Hybrid cloud provisioning using Ansible

Research on software use in Classrooms

Tracking Learning Data using The Experience API and LRS

Jim Klein

Free Software at Scale - Learning Transformation Powered by Open Source

Ticketmaster Cloud Native Transformation: Why and How

Andy Chan

Eliminating Developer Friction with Docker

Life hack like Watchdogs

Dmitri Pal

Integrating Linux systems with Active Directory Using Open Source Tools

15+ Years with Scribus - Lessons in Sustaining an Open Source Project

Ryan Sipes

Lessons from 10 Years Making Machines Born to Run Linux

Heather VanCura

Top 10 Ways to Ally for Women in Tech

The 3 keys to successful civic hacking

Yannick Brosseau

Automating the Linux Kernel validation

Tuning NGINX for high performance

Golang: a humble sales pitch to the holdouts

Technology Overload: Saving Classrooms From Pervasive Tech Run Amok

I just want to get the jokes! Techniques for teaching and learning new topics.

Ian Eyberg

Using Unikernels in Production Today

Configuration Management is an Anti-pattern

UniK: Unikernel compiler and runtime

Vagrant Cascadian

Introduction to Reproducible Builds

Raspberry Pi Hacks: Tips & Tools for Making Things with the Inexpensive Linux Computer

Nova King

Editing Multimedia using Open Source Tools

Phillip Leclair, Jeanne Holm, Behrang Abadi, Jasmine Frost

Open Data: Cities Panel

Cross Platform Tool Development in Go

StackStorm - If-This-Than-That for DevOps automation

Freedom Embedded: Devices that Respect Users and Communities

Josh Wood

rkt

Get a Great Job in The Open Source Workforce

Frank Karlitschek

Protecting a free web with federated and self hosted clouds

Kirill Kolyshkin

Weird ways to use application checkpoint/restore

Cultivating Sustainable Communities: Kids on Computers in Oaxaca, Mexico

Smart Cities and IoT: with opportunity comes risk

Christopher Aedo, Clint Byrum

Transforming organizations with OpenStack

Automatically Scaling Mesos Services and Clusters at Yelp

John SJ Anderson

JSON Web Tokens Will Improve Your Life

Christian Hergert

Flatpak, the easiest, fastest, and safest software distribution platform

Ben Kero

The Dark Arts of SSH

Essential Web Security

Adam Holt, Tim Moody

Internet in a Box

Ballroom A


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Ballroom B


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Ballroom C


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Ballroom DE


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Ballroom F


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Ballroom G


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Ballroom H


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Room 101


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Room 103


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Room 104


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Room 105


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Room 106


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Room 107


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Room 209


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Room 211


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Room 212


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Exhibit Hall


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* The schedule of events is subjected to change without prior notifications.