FUDCon:Zurich 2010 Talks and Workshops

On this page we gather all the talk and workshop proposals for FUDCon:Zurich_2010's fixed agenda on Friday and Saturday.

Sessions

Add your session NOW!
ANYONE can propose a session, including YOU. Just pick a topic near and dear to your heart and propose it here right now.

When adding a session please keep in mind that the general audience is very mixed: users and contributors, beginners and experts, hackers and artists - to just name a few. Use the description and the audience level to make sure the right audience shows up.

A single session takes 45 minutes (followed by a 15 minutes break to change rooms and for the next speaker to get ready). If you do a hands-on workshop (note: not a hackfest) it can be 1h45 instead - please add a note if you need that kind of slot.

Session Name	Description	Audience Level	Type of Session	Preferred day/time	Owner
Example Session	This is only here to give people an idea how to fill in this table.	one of: beginner/intermediate/expert	one of: talk/workshop	one of: Fri/Sat/barcamp(Sun), morning/afternoon (i.e. 09:00-12:00/13:00-17:00)	Example Guy
Fedora Future	The FPL presents a vision for the next 12-18 months for Fedora	beginner/intermediate	talk	keynote	FPL
Fedora Management and Configuration Interface	DBus based configuration interface, next-gen system config tools	intermediate	talk	barcamp	Jaroslav Reznik
Perl in Fedora	Dual-lived modules, news from perl 5.12, ...	intermediate	talk	barcamp	Marcela Mašláňová
How to live with SELinux	what is SELinux, how does it works, how to implement the predefined policies and how to create custom policies?	intermediate	talk	barcamp	Bert Desmet
Fedora campus ambassadors	roundtable about the campus ambassadors project	everyone	workshop		Bert Desmet
Augeas	Augeas from the point of package maintainer writing lenses for its config file	everyone	talk	barcamp	Ivana Hutarova Varekova
Going the open source way	We went from proprietary code to open source with Spacewalk project two years ago. Lessons we learned.	begginer	talk		Miroslav Suchy
Tito	Tool to manage releases of dozen packages from one git repo.	intermediate	talk	Sat	Miroslav Suchy
Fedora QA: What we do and how you can help	A guide to all the Fedora QA activities, and how anyone can join in	All levels	talk	Fri	Adam Williamson
Fedora Design Suite: Hub for Upstream	The vision of Fedora Design Suite and hands on testing on case scenarios	All levels	workshop	Sat	Pierros Papadeas
Introduction to Fedora Packaging	Learn how to make a Fedora package that will pass review	beginner-intermediate	workshop	*	Tom "spot" Callaway
Legal and Licensing	Discuss the legal issues surrounding Fedora from a hacker perspective	everyone	talk	barcamp	Tom "spot" Callaway
Publishing Technical Documentation with DocBook and Publican	An introduction to DocBook and Publican for people who want to write and publish technical documentation	beginner-intermediate	talk or workshop or both	*	Jared Smith
Introduction to Voice over IP	A gentle introduction to modern telephony, with emphasis on VoIP	beginner	talk or workshop or both	*	Jared Smith
AutoQA introduction	What exactly is AutoQA (automated testing framework for Fedora project), how it is/will be used, how it will influence your life, why you should be interested in it, how can you help us, how to include your own tests in it.	intermediate (developers,testers,package maintainers)	talk	barcamp	Kamil Páral

lightning talks

A single lightning talk takes 10 minutes and will be hold the morning before the hack fests start. the purpose of this type of talk to introduce people to your project, you want to have a hack session about later. You are not required to participate in the lightning talks system though, as there will also be pitches.

session Name	Description	Owner
Example Session	This is only here to give people an idea how to fill in this table.	Example Guy