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This is the final schedule.
If you are a speaker and you find a mistake in this schedule, it is your responsibility to resolve it, both here on the wiki and on the physical grid.
If you are a speaker and you find a mistake in this schedule, it is your responsibility to resolve it, both here on the wiki and on the physical grid.
| Time | Leonidas | Features | Freedom | Friends | First |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | Keynote - Paul W. Frields | ||||
| 1100 | Virtualization - Richard W. M. Jones and Mark McLoughlin | Quality of Linux Distros | Overview of Wireless for (Aspiring) Hackers | Control Groups (Resource Management) | Localization and Transifex |
| 1200 | Licensing and DMCA - Tom 'spot' Callaway | Moblin and Netbook Support for F12 | Backula Packaging | ABRT (Automated Bug Reporting Tool) - Radek Vokal and Zdenek Prikryl | Configuration Management with Puppet and What's Next |
| LUNCH | |||||
| 1400 | RPM Fusion - Thorsten Leemhuis | Git for Hackers - Yaakov Nemoy | Fedora on S/390 | Ambassadors (How, Why, EventBox) - Yaakov Nemoy | PulseCaster - Paul W. Frields |
| 1500 | Security - Josh Bressers, et al. | WLAN Q&A, Power Saving, and Freifunk | Fedora Community - Mairin Duffy | Bacula FD Plugins | Koji @ CERN / EKG |
| 1600 | RPM Roadmap - Florian Festi | UI Design Clinic - Mairin Duffy | Secure Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) | Fedora Development Cycle 3.0 - Jesse Keating | Cloud Computing, Fedora, Symbolic, and Simon - Francesco Crippa & Jeroen van Meeuwen |
| 1700 | Power Management - Phil Knirsch | Auto QA - Jesse Keating | Fedora: For Whom, What, Why? - Andreas Thienemann | Art for Fedora 12 | Fedora Spins SIG and Revisor |