Sessions
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[Talk] Advanced RPM packaging
RPM packaging is easy to learn and straight forward for most software. Some programs however are hard to package and require special tricks. Sometimes one hits limitations of rpm itself and has to work around them.
In this talk Christoph Wickert, proven packager and packager sponsor, will show some of the most advanced and confusing spec files of 10 years packaging experience and give hints, how to manage a large number of packages economically. -
[Talk] An Introduction to Puppet And Usage In Cloud Environment
Introduction + Demo + scaling tips
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[Talk] Building an Army of Pinocchio with Puppet
Automating deployments, recovery and scaling of your infrastructures with Puppet and OpenVZ.
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[Workshop] Creating Chinese Documents with LibreOffice in Fedora Linux.
Writing Chinese documents in Linux had come a long way for Linux. In terms of ease of use, Linux and LibreOffice is pretty much caught up but there are still much to be desired. This workshops goes through some basic tools to get started in creating Chinese text documents in Linux and LibreOffice.
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[Talk] End User Experience
Going through list of issues experienced by a new end-user of Fedora, how they they have been resolved, and how they could be resolved to make Fedora better
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[Talk] Fedora and GSoC 2012
This session will discuss about the current progress of the GSoC 2012 program with Fedora.
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[Discussion] Fedora APAC in 2012
An open discussion on the future plans of the Fedora APAC communities
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[Talk] Fedora in Education
How to use Fedora and L10N to reach more students across schools.
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[Talk] Fedora sub-teams intro
How to contribute to fedora sub-teams (Fedora Design and Insight)
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[Talk] Fighting Spam with Postscreen
Postscreen is a new way of filtering spam mail. Unlike traditional, resource hungry mail filters it does not filter the mails but blocks spambots before they can send their messages. The result is an effective means of spam protection suitable both for small and very large environments.
In this talk we will learn the how postscreen works and how it can be used to set up a multi-stage spam protection on Fedora and RHEL systems. -
[Talk] Free Software, Open Source and Creative Commons
Improving the world through Copyleft
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[Talk] Git, OpenShift and the Dreyfus Model
The Dreyfus Model (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreyfus_model_of_skill_acquisition) is an interesting way to determine the skills development and acquisition. This talk is about a journey of learning and skill acquisition into how git and OpenShift puts an interesting spin on how to gain the requisite skills as quickly as possible and yet be able to create good work.
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[Talk] GNOME 3 - Chance and Burden for Lightweight Desktop Environments
GNOME 3 has been a massive change from previous versions. Some love it, others hate it and switch to other desktop environments. Both Xfce and LXDE benefit from getting more attention, more users and more contributors. Unfortunately GNOME 3 is not only a chance but also a burden: Other desktops can no longer rely on GNOME but have to develop their own solutions - and this is where you come in.
In this talk Christoph Wickert will explain why we need lightweight desktop environments and what you can do to improve them. -
[Discussion] Group discussion about things and tips to do with Fedora on SSDs
Fedora and Solid State Drive (SSD) random discussion
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[Talk] How to internationalize and localize your software
How to i18n (for various languages and platforms like python, c, java, android, joomla, etc.); How to extract marked strings; How to localize (using Transifex); How to integrate translations with software builds
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[Talk] Lightning Talks #1
A Lightning talk is a short presentation given at a conference or similar forum. Unlike other presentations, lightning talks last only a few minutes and several will usually be delivered in a single period by different speakers.
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[Talk] Lightning Talks #2
A Lightning talk is a short presentation given at a conference or similar forum. Unlike other presentations, lightning talks last only a few minutes and several will usually be delivered in a single period by different speakers.
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[Talk] Linux security best practices with Fedora
Few tips for securing your Fedora linux PC/home server
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[Talk] Moving your business of Think, Draw, Write, Compose, Animate, etc ... .... forward.
Building or Moving your Content Creating Business to FLOSS. A look into various issues when migrating and tools of the trade for print, 2D/3D animation, games, audio/music production.
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[Talk] oVirt : The new Open Virtualization Hotness
Basic Introduction to open virtualization project
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[Hackfest] RPM Packaging
Implement what you learn (Take source form fedora package wishlist -> create package -> create review request -> know review process -> How to file SCM request)
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[Talk] RPM Packaging basics/Fedora Packaging Team
Learn how to package softwares in RPM and contribute to Fedora
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[Talk] Secure Your Future: Continuing Education With Red Hat Certifications
Take you skills to the next level and ensure your bright future by obtaining some of the most respected certifications in the industry; Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator (RHCSA), Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE), and the coveted Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA). But what courses or resources are there to prepare you for the most grueling exams ever devised?
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[Talk] Topic-based Authoring with Topika
With Gnome 3.4, Gnome have moved to a topic-based documentation format. Topic-based documentation makes it easier to author documentation, and to reuse existing documentation in multiple places and ways. Red Hat have developed an open source topic-based authoring toolchain, Topika, and it is now available for use by the Fedora community.
