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Tag 1 – 01.02.20 1. Februar 2020

	09:30–09:55	Welcome to FOSDEM 2020
	10:00–10:50	How FOSS could revolutionize municipal government
	10:00–10:50	The Linux Kernel: We have to finish this thing one day ;)
	10:30–10:35	DNS Devroom Opening
	10:30–10:35	Welcome to the Ada DevRoom
	10:30–10:35	Welcome to the Legal & Policy Issues DevRoom
	10:30–10:40	Opening
	10:30–10:40	Welcome to game development devroom
	10:30–10:40	Welcome to the MySQL, MariaDB & Friends Devroom 2020
	10:30–10:50	Designing and Producing Open Source Hardware with FOSS/OSHW tools
	10:30–10:50	Farwest Demo
	10:30–10:50	How lowRISC made its Ibex RISC-V CPU core faster
	10:30–10:50	Podman - The Powerful Container Multi-Tool
	10:30–10:55	Building a distributed knowledge base with a Linked Data powered CMS
	10:30–10:55	Extending sudo in Python
	10:30–10:55	Integrating Julius Speech Recognition Engine
	10:30–10:55	Introducing Tanka
	10:30–10:55	Openoffice Build system
	10:30–10:55	Threat Modelling for Developers
	10:30–11:00	Getting started with quantum software development
	10:30–11:00	Improving the culture of automated testing in FOSS
	10:30–11:00	Past, Present and Future of DRLM project
	10:30–11:00	The good and the bad sides of developing open source tools for neuroscience
	10:30–11:10	Debugging with LLVM
	10:30–11:10	Fundamental Technologies We Need to Work on for Cloud-Native Networking
	10:30–11:15	State of OpenJDK
	10:30–19:00	Open Source Hardware and Soldering Workshop
	10:35–11:00	Technology challenges for privacy: the case of decentralized social media
	10:35–11:05	DNS Management in OpenStack
	10:35–11:20	An Introduction to Ada for Beginning and Experienced Programmers
	10:40–11:00	MySQL 8 vs MariaDB 10.4
	10:40–11:15	AMENDMENT Be secure with Rust & Intel SGX
	10:45–11:10	Python for Godot
	10:50–11:10	BlackParrot
	10:55–11:15	Lazy distribution of container images
	10:55–11:15	LibrePCB Status Update
	11:00–11:20	OpenTelemetry: an XKCD 927 Success Story
	11:00–11:25	AMENDMENT Custom Crypto Policies by Examples
	11:00–11:25	Boosting Python with Rust
	11:00–11:25	Building Homebridge with the Yocto Project
	11:00–11:25	Contributing to LibreOffice without C knowledge
	11:00–11:25	From 0 to Intranet in 20 minutes with XWiki
	11:00–11:25	libliftoff status update
	11:00–11:25	Using OpenAPI to Maximise Your Pulp 3 Experience
	11:00–11:30	Challenges and opportunities in scientific software development
	11:00–11:50	DEBATE: Should FOSS licenses be enforced at all?
	11:00–11:50	LibreOffice turns ten and what's next
	11:00–11:50	The Selfish Contributor Explained
	11:00–12:00	Apache Camel BoF
	11:00–12:00	TinyGo
	11:05–11:35	Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) Basics
	11:05–11:35	Welcome to KernelCI
	11:05–11:40	Quantum machine learning with PennyLane
	11:10–11:30	MyRocks in the Wild Wild West!
	11:10–11:30	Skydive
	11:10–11:30	The HammerBlade RISC-V Manycore
	11:10–11:40	HashDNS and FQDNDHCP
	11:15–11:55	Benchmarking LLVM using Embench
	11:15–12:00	0 A.D.: Graphics Pipeline
	11:20–11:45	Project Loom: Advanced concurrency for fun and profit
	11:20–11:50	BPF as a revolutionary technology for the container landscape
	11:20–11:50	Open-source design ecosystems around FreeCAD
	11:20–11:55	AMENDMENT The Confidential Consortium Framework
	11:30–11:50	Debugging and tracing a production RabbitMQ node
	11:30–11:50	HAC: the Compiler which will Never Become Big
	11:30–11:50	Open ESP
	11:30–11:55	Building an embedded VoIP network for video intercom systems
	11:30–11:55	coverity and oss-fuzz issue solving
	11:30–11:55	Doomed are the dinosaurs!
	11:30–11:55	How to write a scikit-learn compatible estimator/transformer
	11:30–11:55	ONLYOFFICE: How to securely collaborate on documents within content management applications
	11:30–11:55	Securing Existing Software using Formally Verified Libraries
	11:30–11:55	Zink Update
	11:30–12:00	NeuroFedora: Enabling Free/Open Neuroscience
	11:30–12:10	Do you really see what’s happening on your NFV infrastructure?
	11:40–12:00	How Safe is Asynchronous Master-Master Setup?
	11:40–12:05	Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) Mass Deployment
	11:40–12:20	Abusing GitLab CI to Test Kernel Patches
	11:45–12:05	State of djbdnscurve6
	11:50–12:10	Building Loosely-coupled RISC-V Accelerators
	11:50–12:15	TornadoVM: A Virtual Machine for Exploiting High-Performance Heterogeneous Execution of Java Programs
	11:50–12:25	Quantum computing hardware and control systems
	11:55–12:15	Kata Containers on openSUSE
	11:55–12:15	ngspice open source circuit simulator
	12:00–12:15	Civil society needs Free Software hackers
	12:00–12:20	Keep Calm and Use Nerves
	12:00–12:25	A dozen more things you didn't know Nextcloud could do
	12:00–12:25	Compliance management with OpenSCAP and Ansible
	12:00–12:25	LibreOffice lockdown and encryption improvements
	12:00–12:25	ROS2: The evolution of Robot Operative System
	12:00–12:25	SpecFuzz: Bringing Spectre-type vulnerabilities to the surface
	12:00–12:25	Why is Django 3.0 a revolution for building websites with Python?
	12:00–12:30	Spotlight on Free Software Building Blocks for a Secure Health Data Infrastructure
	12:00–12:35	AMENDMENT EActors: an actor-based programming framework for Intel SGX
	12:00–12:50	DEBATE: Does Careful Inventory of Licensing Bill of Materials Have Real Impact on FOSS License Compliance?
	12:00–12:50	Over Twenty Years Of Automation
	12:00–12:50	The Ethics Behind Your IoT
	12:00–12:50	Tracking Performance of a Big Application from Dev to Ops
	12:00–12:55	Modernizing mesa3d.org
	12:00–13:00	Sourcehut & aerc meetup
	12:10–12:30	Endless Network Programming − An Update from eBPF Land
	12:10–12:30	ERASER: Early-stage Reliability And Security Estimation for RISC-V
	12:10–12:30	Testing DoH and DoT servers, compliance and performance
	12:10–12:30	The consequences of sync_binlog != 1
	12:10–12:35	Overview of Bareos
	12:10–12:50	Confronting Clang and Fedora
	12:20–12:35	A tool for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) management, OpenOlitor
	12:20–12:40	Towards CadQuery 2.0
	12:20–12:50	Evolution of kube-proxy
	12:20–13:00	ByteBuffers are dead, long live ByteBuffers!
	12:25–13:15	OpenQA with the JDP data analyses framework
	12:30–12:50	Lumen
	12:30–12:50	Replacing iptables with eBPF in Kubernetes with Cilium
	12:30–12:50	RISC-V Software and Firmware Development in the Cloud Using OpenPiton+Ariane on Amazon F1
	12:30–12:55	AMENDMENT Introduction to Ansible collections
	12:30–12:55	Bringing Collabora Online to your web app
	12:30–12:55	Falco Internals 101 : Syscalls processing for security analysis
	12:30–12:55	Introduction to Eclipse iceoryx
	12:30–12:55	Prioritizing is key
	12:30–12:55	*Will somebody please* tell me what's going on?**
	12:30–13:00	DataLad
	12:35–13:00	Game development with OpenXR
	12:35–13:05	Improving BIND 9 Code Quality
	12:35–13:10	The role of open source in building quantum computing ecosystem from scratch
	12:40–12:55	oVirt-Plugin for Bareos
	12:40–12:55	What's in my food ? Open Food Facts, the Wikipedia of Food
	12:40–13:00	Overview of encryption features
	12:40–13:15	AMENDMENT A Tale of Two Worlds: Assessing the Vulnerability of Enclave Shielding Runtimes
	12:45–13:15	KiCad: Back to the Future
	12:50–13:10	Analyzing DPDK applications with eBPF
	12:50–13:10	Cacheable Overlay Manager RISC-V
	12:55–13:15	Container Live Migration
	12:55–13:35	LLVM and GCC
	13:00–13:15	Preserve kubernetes state using heptio velero
	13:00–13:15	Web3 - the Internet of Freedom, Value, and Trust
	13:00–13:20	Cappulada: What we've Learned
	13:00–13:20	CoffeeBeam
	13:00–13:25	AMENDMENT Designing for Failure
	13:00–13:25	Building a low-cost test fixture
	13:00–13:25	COLLAB: How can we give users standing in free/open software/hardware?
	13:00–13:25	Discover Static Code Analysis in Python with Coala Framework
	13:00–13:25	Docker Security considerations & Incident Analysis
	13:00–13:25	More than one tool for collaborating on writing the Tiki CMS
	13:00–13:25	Proposal to inspect and highlight styles in Writer
	13:00–13:30	Frictionless Data for Reproducible Research
	13:00–13:50	Blender, Coming of Age
	13:00–13:50	Freedom and AI: Can Free Software include ethical AI systems?
	13:00–14:00	AMENDMENT Nouveau Status update
	13:00–14:00	Open Source Storage BoF
	13:00–15:00	LPI Exam Session 1
	13:05–13:30	Free at Last! The Tale of Jakarta EE
	13:05–14:00	Open lightning talks
	13:10–13:30	RISC-V Boot flow: What's next ?
	13:10–13:30	Whats new in ProxySQL 2.0?
	13:10–13:30	XDP and page_pool API
	13:10–13:40	unwind(8)
	13:20–13:35	Next, the programmable web browser
	13:20–13:35	Percona XtraBackup Current and Future State
	13:20–13:40	Pocket Science Lab from Development to Production
	13:20–13:40	Supervising and emulating syscalls
	13:20–13:50	Automated Performance Testing for Virtualization with MMTests
	13:20–13:55	AMENDMENT HOWTO build a product with OP-TEE
	13:20–13:55	Quantum Advantage and Quantum Computing in the Real World
	13:30–13:45	On the road to sustainable research software.
	13:30–13:50	Going Meta with Elixir's Macros
	13:30–13:50	Oreboot
	13:30–13:50	Programming ROS2 Robots with RCLAda
	13:30–13:55	COLLAB: The optics of the policy
	13:30–13:55	Ephemeral Environments For Developers In Kubernetes
	13:30–13:55	How to integrate secure elements
	13:30–13:55	Incrementality and deck functions
	13:30–13:55	LibreOffice Theme Changer
	13:30–13:55	When Python meets GraphQL: Managing contributors identities in your open source project
	13:30–13:55	Wikibase Ecosystem
	13:30–14:10	Weave Net, an Open Source Container Network
	13:35–14:00	Shenandoah 2.0
	13:40–13:55	AMENDMENT Weblate: open-source continuous localization platform
	13:40–13:55	Percona Backup for MongoDB: Status and Plans
	13:40–14:00	SELinux fun with MySQL and friends
	13:45–14:00	extending catalog zones
	13:45–14:00	Stylo : a user friendly text editor for humanities scholars
	13:45–14:05	Below Kubernetes: Demystifying container runtimes
	13:45–14:05	Designing functional objects with functional objects
	13:50–14:10	RISC-V Hypervisors
	13:50–14:30	LLVM meets Code Property Graphs
	13:55–14:20	Auto-healing cluster through negative testing
	14:00–14:15	Kapow! A Web Framework for the Shell
	14:00–14:15	Using Advene to accompany research in AudioVisual Digital Humanities
	14:00–14:20	Processes & Grains
	14:00–14:25	Code Workload Management into the Control Plane
	14:00–14:25	Creating Word Clouds with OpenOffice
	14:00–14:25	Decentralized collaborative applications
	14:00–14:25	Follow Your Celery Tasks
	14:00–14:25	How Transparent Data Encryption is built in MySQL and Percona Server ?
	14:00–14:30	AMENDMENT Demo: SGX-LKL
	14:00–14:30	Self-hosted server backups for the paranoid
	14:00–14:50	DEBATE: The 4 Freedoms and OSD are outdated and no longer relevant in 2020
	14:00–14:50	Embedded systems, the road to Linux
	14:00–14:50	How Containers and Kubernetes re-defined the GNU/Linux Operating System
	14:00–14:50	Live Demo of Ada's Distribution Features
	14:00–14:50	The Hidden Early History of Unix
	14:00–14:55	FOSS Virtual & Augmented Reality
	14:00–15:00	FFmpeg BOF
	14:00–15:00	Tor Meetup
	14:05–14:25	The Different Ways of Minimizing ANY
	14:05–14:40	Quantum circuit optimisation, verification, and simulation with PyZX
	14:05–14:45	JMC & JFR - 2020 Vision
	14:05–15:00	Java & Games
	14:10–14:20	Leveraging Open Source Designs
	14:10–14:30	Port luajit to RISC-V
	14:10–14:30	Running MySQL in Kubernetes in real life
	14:10–14:40	Linux memory management at scale
	14:10–15:00	Rethinking kubernetes networking with SRv6 and Contiv-VPP
	14:15–14:30	Shrivelling world
	14:20–14:35	Yjs: A CRDT framework for shared editing
	14:25–14:45	Fritzing - the past, the present and the future
	14:25–14:55	Introducing OpenTAP - Open Test Automation Project
	14:30–14:55	Asyncio: understanding async and await in Python
	14:30–14:55	Crowdfunding to advance open document editors
	14:30–14:55	Immutable deployments: the new classic way for service deployment
	14:30–14:55	Secure logging with syslog-ng
	14:30–15:00	Empowering social scientists with web mining tools
	14:35–15:15	LLVM and Python
	14:40–14:55	Encrypt your collaboration with CryptPad
	14:40–15:00	ALTER TABLE improvements in MariaDB Server
	14:45–15:05	Running full Linux systems in containers, at scale
	14:50–15:10	Sparselizard: a general purpose multiphysics FEM library
	14:50–15:15	Hacking on GraalVM: A (very) Rough Guide
	14:50–15:25	SimulaQron - a simulator for developing quantum internet software
	14:55–15:00	Welcome to the Retrocomputing DevRoom 2020
	15:00–15:15	Protect your data objects, not your network connections
	15:00–15:20	Designing a performant and scalable graph processing python package
	15:00–15:20	Writing Shared Memory Parallel Programs in Ada
	15:00–15:25	boot/loader — How to boot Linux and nothing else
	15:00–15:25	Foreman meets Ansible
	15:00–15:25	Online Open Document Editing New Possibilities
	15:00–15:25	Open source UEFI and TianoCore
	15:00–15:25	Production-time Profiling for Python
	15:00–15:25	Protecting plaintext secrets in configuration files
	15:00–15:30	Alpha Waves, the first 3D platformer ever
	15:00–15:30	FASTEN: Scaling static analyses to ecosystems
	15:00–15:30	One test output format to unite them all
	15:00–15:30	Revamping OpenRefine
	15:00–15:35	Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself
	15:00–15:40	Akraino Edge KNI blueprint
	15:00–15:50	DEBATE: Should licenses be designed to advance general social goals?
	15:00–15:50	Fixing the Kubernetes clusterfuck
	15:00–15:50	Generation gaps
	15:00–15:55	Back to the Linux Framebuffer!
	15:00–16:00	A best practices guide for FLOSS community managers
	15:00–16:00	Sailfish OS BOF
	15:00–16:00	The unsupervised free CAT for low resource languages
	15:05–15:35	Double your contributors using these 3 simple tricks!
	15:10–15:30	Rewinding time with System Versioned Tables
	15:10–15:40	How (Not) To Containerise Securely
	15:15–15:45	Open CASCADE Technology - an introduction and overview
	15:20–15:35	Optimizing sandbox creation with a FUSE file system
	15:20–15:45	Reducing OpenJDK Java Garbage Collection times with stack allocation
	15:20–16:00	Flang : The Fortran frontend of LLVM
	15:25–15:45	Graffiti
	15:30–15:50	Spunky: a Genode Kernel in Ada/SPARK
	15:30–15:55	AMENDMENT Quantum Game with Photons: Tensors in TypeScript, Visualized
	15:30–15:55	Application Whitelisting in Linux Environment
	15:30–15:55	Discover UEFI with U-Boot
	15:30–15:55	Hacking Terraform for fun and profit
	15:30–15:55	Introduction to Reactive Programming with RxPY
	15:30–15:55	Make Online yours
	15:30–15:55	PipeWire in the Automotive Industry
	15:30–16:00	Pocket infrastructures to bridge reproducible research, live coding, civic hacktivism and data feminism for/from the Global South
	15:30–16:00	There's no sustainability problem in FOSS
	15:30–17:30	LPI Exam Session 2
	15:35–16:05	BASICODE: the 8-bit programming API that crossed the Berlin Wall
	15:35–16:05	Releasing Software with GitOps
	15:40–15:55	Indexing Encrypted Data Using Bloom Filters
	15:40–16:00	Knocking down the barriers of ORDER BY LIMIT queries with MariaDB 10.5
	15:40–16:15	Metrics and models for Web performance evaluation
	15:40–16:20	Fast QUIC sockets for cloud networking
	15:45–16:15	Using crio-lxc with Kubernetes
	15:45–16:45	Benefits of porting Godot Engine to Vulkan
	15:50–16:10	AMENDMENT STEP Reduce
	15:50–16:10	The Neo4j Graph Algorithms Library: An Overview
	15:50–16:15	G1: To infinity and beyond
	16:00–16:15	Verifpal
	16:00–16:25	AMENDMENT Simulating noisy quantum devices with QuTiP
	16:00–16:25	Building a self healing system with SaltStack
	16:00–16:25	Heads OEM device ownership/reownership : A tamper evident approach to remote integrity attestation
	16:00–16:25	Introducing HTTPX
	16:00–16:25	Online: wrestling web Copy/Paste to usability
	16:00–16:25	seccomp — Your Next Layer of Defense
	16:00–16:25	WPE, The WebKit port for Embedded platforms
	16:00–16:30	Comparing dependency management issues across packaging ecosystems
	16:00–16:30	Journalists are researchers like any others
	16:00–16:30	Lexemes in Wikidata
	16:00–16:50	Address Space Isolation in the Linux Kernel
	16:00–16:50	Alire: Ada Has a Package Manager
	16:00–16:50	DEBATE: Does FOSS need sustainability?
	16:00–16:50	HTTP/3 for everyone
	16:00–16:55	The TTM memory manager
	16:00–17:00	Nethserver BOF
	16:00–17:00	RIOT BOF
	16:00–17:30	Replicant Meetup
	16:05–16:45	Ask LLVM developers Anything Panel
	16:10–16:30	CPU performance analysis for MySQL using Hot/Cold Flame Graph
	16:10–16:40	Retro music - Open Cubic Player
	16:10–16:55	Writing Go(od) Tests
	16:15–16:35	Gmsh
	16:15–16:35	Gunrock: High-Performance Graph Analytics for the GPU
	16:20–16:35	Mandos
	16:20–16:40	Containers and Steam
	16:20–16:40	Mixing kool-aids! Accelerate the internet with AF_XDP & DPDK
	16:20–16:45	Just-in-time compiling Java in 2020
	16:20–16:55	Hint, Hint, Font Loading Matters!
	16:30–16:55	AMENDMENT bloqit
	16:30–16:55	FoxDot and the Summer of 2019
	16:30–16:55	Improving the Security of Edge Computing Services
	16:30–16:55	Integrate Collabora Online with web applications
	16:30–16:55	Kernel Runtime Security Instrumentation
	16:30–17:00	AMENDMENT Transforming scattered analyses into a documented, reproducible and shareable workflow
	16:30–17:00	Building Confidence & Overcoming Insecurity
	16:30–17:00	Nuspell: version 3 of the new spell checker
	16:30–17:20	How Yocto extra tools help industrial project
	16:30–17:25	Infrastructure testing, it's a real thing!
	16:40–16:55	RedWax - trust only yourself
	16:40–17:00	AXIOM - open source cinema camera
	16:40–17:00	Hardware-Software Co-Design for Efficient Graph Application Computations on Emerging Architectures
	16:40–17:00	Hash Join in MySQL 8
	16:40–17:20	Dial your Networking Code up to 11
	16:45–17:15	Distributed HPC Applications with Unprivileged Containers
	16:45–17:15	Reviving Minitel
	16:50–17:15	Helpful NullPointerExceptions - The little thing that became a JEP
	16:55–17:15	Blender projects for 2020
	17:00–17:10	CANCELLED Testing apps with third-party API integrations
	17:00–17:15	KDE Itinerary
	17:00–17:20	Protect Sensitive Data with Ada Keystore
	17:00–17:25	Introducing AUTOREV
	17:00–17:25	LibreOffice Online adoption into 1&1 Mail&Media ecosystem
	17:00–17:25	Monads in Python: why and how?
	17:00–17:25	Oracle v. Google: What are the implications for FOSS?
	17:00–17:25	Using SELinux with container runtimes
	17:00–17:30	Developing from the field
	17:00–17:30	Precise, cross-project code navigation at GitHub scale
	17:00–17:35	The ultimate guide to HTTP resource prioritization
	17:00–17:40	Automating Programming and Development of Heterogeneous SoCs with LLVM Tools
	17:00–17:50	Guix: Unifying provisioning, deployment, and package management in the age of containers
	17:00–17:50	State of the Onion
	17:00–17:55	Pattern Based Code Generation for GPUs
	17:00–18:00	AMENDMENT Weblate! Localize your project the developer way: continously, flawlessly, community driven, and open-source
	17:00–18:00	VideoLan BOF
	17:05–17:25	Horizon EDA - Version 1.0
	17:05–17:25	Programmable Unified Memory Architecture (PUMA)
	17:05–17:40	Quantum classifiers, robust data encodings, and software to implement them
	17:10–17:30	Comparing Hash Join solution, the good, the bad and the worse.
	17:15–17:45	Reloading Escoria
	17:15–17:45	Testing a large testing software
	17:20–17:35	Gate project
	17:20–17:40	Kubernetes on ARM64
	17:20–17:40	Userspace networking: beyond the kernel bypass with RDMA!
	17:20–17:45	Taming Metaspace: a look at the machinery, and a proposal for a better one
	17:20–17:50	Reverse engineering a VIC-20 expansion cartridge
	17:30–17:50	Cypher enhancements for sharded and federated graph databases
	17:30–17:50	EUgen: a European Project Proposal Generator
	17:30–17:50	OpenPiton: An Open-Source Framework for EDA Tool Development
	17:30–17:55	Collabora Office Android app gory details
	17:30–17:55	Look at ME!
	17:30–17:55	Mgmt Config: Autonomous Datacentres
	17:30–17:55	repcloud
	17:30–17:55	The hairy issue of e2e encryption in instant messaging
	17:30–17:55	The State of PTXdist
	17:30–18:00	A community-driven approach towards open innovation for research communication
	17:30–18:00	Spack's new Concretizer
	17:30–18:20	Legal Organizer's Panel
	17:30–19:00	Creating Sustainable Public Sector Open Source Communities
	17:40–17:55	The pool next to the ocean: How to bring OpenSource skills to more people
	17:40–18:00	MySQL 8.0: Secure your MySQL Replication Deployment
	17:40–18:00	Vita: high-speed traffic encryption on x86_64 with Snabb
	17:40–18:15	Shipping a performance API on Chromium
	17:45–18:05	Inspektor Gadget and traceloop
	17:45–18:25	HPVM: Extending LLVM For Compiling to Heterogeneous Parallel Systems
	17:50–18:10	Correlation analysis in automated testing
	17:50–18:15	The OpenJDK JVM : Securing a moving target or What could possibly go wrong?
	17:50–18:25	Quantum computer brands: connecting apples and oranges
	17:50–18:30	Spring & Steam, an Odyssey
	17:55–18:15	AMENDMENT Raphtory: Streaming analysis of distributed temporal graphs
	17:55–18:15	Designing Hardware, Journey from Novice to Not Bad
	17:55–18:25	Running a mainframe on your laptop (for fun and profit)
	18:00–18:15	Tracking local storage configuration on linux
	18:00–18:20	On Rapid Application Development in Ada
	18:00–18:25	A Vulkan driver for the RPI4
	18:00–18:25	Capsule Update & LVFS: Improving system firmware updates
	18:00–18:25	Gofish - a Go library for Redfish and Swordfish
	18:00–18:25	lognplot - logging and plotting data from micro's
	18:00–18:25	Thoth - a recommendation engine for Python applications
	18:00–18:25	What you most likely did not know about sudo…
	18:00–18:30	Open Edge Hardware and Software for Natural Language Translation and Understanding
	18:00–18:30	The Journal of Open Source Software
	18:00–18:45	Package managers: resolve differences
	18:00–18:50	AMENDMENT LumoSQL - Experiments with SQLite, LMDB and more
	18:00–18:50	CANCELLED United Nations Technology and Innovation Labs
	18:00–18:50	SCION
	18:00–18:55	Lightning talk session
	18:10–18:30	Automating schema migration flow with GitHub Actions, skeema & gh-ost
	18:10–18:30	Extending and embedding: containerd project use cases
	18:15–19:00	How to fail successfully and reliably
	18:20–18:35	Concept Programming, from ideas to code
	18:20–18:40	Temporal Graph Analytics with GRADOOP
	18:20–18:50	Finite element modeling with the deal.II software library
	18:20–18:55	The journey of building OpenSpeedMonitor
	18:20–19:00	JRuby Startup and AOT
	18:30–18:50	Ada-TOML: a TOML Parser for Ada
	18:30–18:55	libratbag
	18:30–18:55	Opening Intel Server firmware based on OpenBMC example
	18:30–18:55	The Pythran compiler, 7 years later
	18:30–18:55	U:Kit: Open-source software and hardware smoke detector
	18:30–19:00	Arcade game port to ZX Spectrum
	18:30–19:00	DSpace 7: A major leap forward for the leading institutional repository platform
	18:30–19:00	Poio Predictive Text
	18:30–19:00	Quantum Open Source Foundation
	18:35–19:00	CANCELLED A way of GPU virtualization for container
	18:40–18:55	DeskConnD: Secure, cross-platform IPC on the network
	18:40–19:00	20 mins to write a MySQL Shell Plugin
	18:40–19:00	Weaviate OSS Smart Graph
	18:50–19:00	Informal Discussions & Closing

Tag 2 – 02.02.20 2. Februar 2020

	09:00–09:05	Community DevRoom Welcoming Remarks
	09:00–09:05	Intro
	09:00–09:05	Welcome to the BSD devroom
	09:00–09:05	Welcome to the Free Tools & Editors Room!
	09:00–09:10	Close lid to encrypt
	09:00–09:10	How many engineers does it take to change an IOT light bulb?
	09:00–09:10	Kotlin DevRoom Welcoming Remarks
	09:00–09:15	istsos3: Data Analysis and statistical tools and unit conversions
	09:00–09:25	BSP generator for 3000 ARM microcontrollers
	09:00–09:25	Discover dependency license information with ClearlyDefined
	09:00–09:25	How Firefox upholds its values and keeps up with change
	09:00–09:25	Introducing HPC with a Raspberry Pi cluster
	09:00–09:25	WebMIDI
	09:00–09:30	Free Software Radio Devroom Introduction and Hackfest Review
	09:00–09:30	STS in Ceph Object Storage
	09:00–09:30	The State of Go
	09:00–09:40	Continuous Delivery starts with Continuous Infrastructure
	09:00–09:50	Open Source Under Attack
	09:00–09:50	SECCOMP your PostgreSQL
	09:00–09:50	seL4 Microkernel Status Update
	09:00–09:55	Do Linux Distributions Still Matter with Containers?
	09:05–09:25	Insights into the Eclipse Open Source Project - News from the Eclipse Platform and IDE Project
	09:05–09:30	Applying Open Culture Practices across Distributed Teams
	09:10–09:20	AMENDMENT Almonit: Decentralized Websites and Web Services
	09:10–09:30	Checkpointing in a real time OS for transiently-powered embedded systems
	09:10–09:35	Distributed Tracing for beginners
	09:10–09:55	Orchestrating jails with nomad and pot
	09:15–09:55	Useful coroutine patterns for Android applications
	09:20–09:30	Identity Box
	09:20–09:35	Janus as a WebRTC "enabler"
	09:20–09:40	STAC: Search and discovery of geospatial assets
	09:30–09:40	AMENDMENT Android Content Providers for the Web
	09:30–09:50	Building composable IOT toolsets with Docker, Node-Red and OpenOCD
	09:30–09:50	Introduction to the devroom and the Open Source Design collective
	09:30–09:50	Making poetry with Racket
	09:30–09:50	Surfing the Tsunami - News from the IntelliJ IDEA Community
	09:30–09:55	Building an open source data lake at scale in the cloud
	09:30–09:55	Building Decentralized Social Virtual Reality using WebXR on your browser
	09:30–09:55	cargo deny
	09:30–09:55	On-hardware debugging of IP cores with free tools
	09:30–09:55	Tesselle image viewer
	09:30–10:00	Functional Programming with Go
	09:30–10:00	Modernizing Distribution of SDR Tools and Libraries with Conan
	09:30–10:00	Thunderbird in 2020 and Beyond
	09:30–11:30	LPI Exam Session 3
	09:35–10:00	Organizing Open Source for Cities
	09:35–10:05	NFS Ganesha
	09:40–09:50	Librecast: Privacy and Decentralization with Multicast
	09:40–09:55	Build your own ENUM server using CGRateS
	09:40–10:00	openEO: Interoperable geoprocessing in the cloud
	09:45–10:00	AMENDMENT In Memory of our Friend, Lars Kurth
	09:45–10:25	An event based approach for CI/CD pipelines
	09:50–10:00	SCION
	09:50–10:10	A small, FRP DSL for distributed systems
	09:50–10:10	Making an IoT robot
	09:50–10:15	Grafana: Successfully correlate metrics, logs, and traces
	09:55–10:15	From Oracle to Apache - News from the NetBeans Community
	10:00–10:15	AMENDMENT Regaining sovereignty over your router
	10:00–10:20	Linphone Instant Messaging Encryption
	10:00–10:20	Open Source design - Africa
	10:00–10:25	Continuous Integration for Open Hardware Projects
	10:00–10:25	Magic Castle: Terraforming the Cloud for HPC
	10:00–10:25	Make it accessible
	10:00–10:25	Migrating FOSDEM Companion to Kotlin
	10:00–10:25	Packaging Rust programs in GNU Guix
	10:00–10:25	PWAs on steroids
	10:00–10:25	The Rise and Fall and Rise of JPEG2000
	10:00–10:25	What's up on Haiku?
	10:00–10:30	AMENDMENT Channel Equalization using GNU Radio
	10:00–10:30	Landscape of new challenges in modern virtualization platforms
	10:00–10:30	Porting Go to NetBSD/arm64
	10:00–10:30	RFC 1984
	10:00–10:35	M³: Taking Microkernels to the Next Level
	10:00–10:50	dqlite: High-availability SQLite
	10:00–10:50	Fibonacci Spirals and 21 Ways to Contribute to Postgres—Beyond Code
	10:00–10:50	Is the Open door closing?
	10:00–11:00	GitLab BoF
	10:00–11:00	Linux on Mobile BOF
	10:00–11:00	OpenSMTPD over the clouds
	10:00–17:00	Open Source Hardware and Soldering Workshop
	10:05–10:25	GeoServer Basics
	10:05–10:30	Low-end platform profiling with HawkTracer profiler
	10:05–10:30	The next generation of contributors is not on IRC
	10:10–10:30	AI at the edge with Tensorflow Lite to Design the Future of Vertical Farming
	10:10–10:30	Evolution of path based Geo-replication in Gluster
	10:10–10:30	XL, an extensible programming language
	10:20–10:35	emissions API
	10:20–10:40	New Java Features & Apache NetBeans
	10:25–10:45	Collaboration between Free RTC projects
	10:25–10:45	GeoNetwork Basics
	10:30–10:50	Forth - The New Synthesis
	10:30–10:50	rustdoc: beyond documentation
	10:30–10:50	Sphactor: actor model concurrency for creatives
	10:30–10:50	What are we talking about when we say "open design"?
	10:30–10:55	Homebrew: Features and Funding
	10:30–10:55	Idiomatic Kotlin Microservices
	10:30–10:55	Jaegertracing in Ceph
	10:30–10:55	Maggy: Asynchronous distributed hyperparameter optimization based on Apache Spark
	10:30–10:55	Open Source Firmware Testing at Facebook
	10:30–10:55	Rendering QML to make videos in Kdenlive
	10:30–10:55	Write Safer JavaScript Applications with TypeScript!
	10:30–11:00	Build real-world gaming hardware with TinyGo
	10:30–11:00	Fixing healthcare data exchange with decentralized FOSS
	10:30–11:00	How to evolve the GNU Radio scheduler
	10:30–11:00	Public clouds and vulnerable CPUs: are we secure?
	10:30–11:10	Mario’s adventures in Tekton land
	10:35–10:50	Run ZFS in userspace
	10:35–10:55	The Ethics of Open Source
	10:35–11:05	GDB pipelines -- convenience iteration over inferior data structures
	10:40–10:55	git-issue
	10:40–10:55	HelenOS in the Year of the Pig
	10:45–11:05	OpenBeans IDE - Creating an Apache NetBeans Distribution
	10:50–11:10	A minimal pur object-oriented reflective language
	10:50–11:10	Getting inspired by open software for a web site: g3n.fyi
	10:50–11:10	Tarantool Cartridge
	10:50–11:10	XMPP: get your shopping cart ready!
	10:50–11:35	Rusty instruments
	10:55–11:30	What's new in Samba ?
	11:00–11:15	The Heptapod project
	11:00–11:20	Some Excerpts from the Theory of Design in Architecture
	11:00–11:25	Automate your workflows with Kotlin
	11:00–11:25	Engineers, Call Your Policy People!
	11:00–11:25	GNU Guix as an alternative to the Yocto Project
	11:00–11:25	GStreamer on the Magic Leap One
	11:00–11:25	Is the web rea11y for all?
	11:00–11:25	Linux Kernel Library
	11:00–11:25	Snorkel Beambell - Real-time Weak Supervision on Apache Flink
	11:00–11:25	XR adds: “Try before you buy”
	11:00–11:30	A Rose by Any Other Name Would Run Just as Long
	11:00–11:30	AMENDMENT Open and federated identities with ID4me
	11:00–11:30	Diversity, Finally
	11:00–11:30	Terminus DB BOF
	11:00–11:30	virtio-fs
	11:00–11:50	Find your slow queries, and fix them!
	11:00–11:50	MySQL Goes to 8!
	11:00–11:50	The core values of software freedom
	11:00–11:55	AMENDMENT How to run Linux on RISC-V
	11:00–12:00	Weblate meetup
	11:05–11:35	NetBSD - Not Just For Toasters
	11:10–11:30	Bootstrapping minimal reflective language kernels
	11:10–11:30	How to build Webthings?
	11:10–11:30	LSP for Java and GraalVM Development
	11:10–11:35	Stories around ModBus
	11:10–11:40	The GDB Text User Interface
	11:15–11:35	Arabesque: a geographic flow visualization application
	11:15–11:35	Crossing the Bifröst - Bridging All The Things with Matrix
	11:15–11:55	Test Software On Emulated Hardware In Containers... In The Cloud
	11:20–11:35	puavo.org
	11:30–11:50	Astarte: A Data-First approach to IoT
	11:30–11:50	Building Ethical Software Under Capitalism
	11:30–11:50	UI/UX Tips & Tricks for developers
	11:30–11:50	Universal package & service discovery with Guix
	11:30–11:55	AMENDMENT Modern asynchronism with coroutines
	11:30–11:55	Creating symphonies in JavaScript
	11:30–11:55	Efficient Model Selection for Deep Neural Networks on Massively Parallel Processing Databases
	11:30–11:55	GPAC 1.0 Overview
	11:30–11:55	Phantom OS
	11:30–11:55	Software distribution: new points of failure
	11:30–12:00	From Go to Kubernetes CRDs and Back
	11:30–12:00	GNUnet: A network protocol stack for building secure, distributed, and privacy-preserving applications
	11:30–12:00	gr-satellites latests developments
	11:30–12:00	io_uring in QEMU: high-performance disk I/O for Linux
	11:30–12:10	What are the Top 10 Frustrations for Web Developers and Designers?
	11:30–12:30	purism librem 5 BOF
	11:35–11:55	Eclipse Loves LSP - Achieving More with Less
	11:35–12:15	Asynchronous Directory Operations in CephFS
	11:40–11:55	AMENDMENT Open Source - Killing standards organizations or saving them
	11:40–11:55	High quality VoIP platforms with Kamailio
	11:40–12:00	Boost.Geometry R-tree - speeding up geographical computation.
	11:40–12:20	FreeBSD Around the World!
	11:40–12:25	Optimizing rav1e
	11:45–12:25	Memcheck Reloaded
	11:50–12:10	Building IoT solutions with Eclipse IoT technology
	11:50–12:10	GNU Mes
	11:50–12:15	Monitoring strawberries
	11:55–12:20	Cognitive biases, blindspots and inclusion
	12:00–12:15	AMENDMENT Advancing the Future of CI/CD Together
	12:00–12:15	Open Adult Education: a curriculum to bridge the digital skills gap with free and open source technologies
	12:00–12:20	Accessibility in MuseScore
	12:00–12:20	AMENDMENT RTC: A sea of opportunities
	12:00–12:20	Language Server Protocol & Debug Adapter Protocol to the Rescue of Web Development in Eclipse IDE
	12:00–12:25	A free toolchain for 0.01 € - computers
	12:00–12:25	AMENDMENT JavaScript lightning talks
	12:00–12:25	Communication Break Down \| Coroutines
	12:00–12:25	Gneiss: A Nice Component Framework in SPARK
	12:00–12:25	IMSC Open Source Projects
	12:00–12:25	Predictive Maintenance
	12:00–12:30	Deterministic debugging with Delve
	12:00–12:30	Knocking Down the Nest
	12:00–12:30	Lightweight virtualization in the Cloud and at the Edge
	12:00–12:30	r2cloud - Decode satellite signals on Raspberry PI
	12:00–12:50	A Deep Dive into PostgreSQL Indexing
	12:00–12:50	SWIM - Protocol to Build a Cluster
	12:00–12:50	Why open infrastructure matters
	12:00–12:55	Reinventing Home Directories
	12:00–13:00	Kodi Community Meeting
	12:00–13:00	LibreOffice Exam Session 1
	12:05–12:25	Testing Navit using Device Farms
	12:10–12:30	IoT Updates with IPv6 Multicast
	12:10–12:40	Lisp everywhere!
	12:15–12:40	Discover the New Firefox Profiler
	12:20–12:35	Prototyping the Internet of Things with Wyliodrin STUDIO
	12:20–12:55	AMENDMENT Rook Cloud Native Storage for Kubernetes
	12:20–13:00	Choosing The Right Deployment Strategy
	12:25–12:40	VoIP Troubleshooting and Monitoring FAQs
	12:25–12:45	Flutter Development in Eclipse
	12:25–12:50	Growing Sustainable Contributions Through Ambassador Networks
	12:25–13:05	FreeBSD and LLVM support
	12:30–12:40	Towards reproducible Jupyter notebooks
	12:30–12:50	Gitflow Design
	12:30–12:50	IoT with CircuitPython
	12:30–12:50	Reverse Geocoding is not easy
	12:30–12:55	A Component-based Environment for Android Apps
	12:30–12:55	AMENDMENT JavaScript on Microcontrollers
	12:30–12:55	How Kotlin can change developer experience with modern graphics APIs
	12:30–12:55	Querying millions to billions of metrics with M3DB's inverted index
	12:30–12:55	sled and rio
	12:30–12:55	Status of AMD platforms in coreboot
	12:30–12:55	Which video network streaming protocol should I use?
	12:30–13:00	Classify things in Go: the easy way.
	12:30–13:00	LXD for mixed system containers and VM workloads
	12:30–13:00	Peer-to-peer collaboration, search & discovery
	12:30–13:00	Platform independent CPU/FPGA co-design: the OscImp-Digital framework
	12:30–13:00	Postmodern strace
	12:30–13:30	pinephone porters BOF
	12:40–12:55	DuckDB
	12:40–13:10	Celebrating Guile 2020
	12:45–12:55	Buildtest: HPC Software Stack Testing Framework
	12:45–13:05	WebRTC isn't just for (video) conference calls
	12:45–13:10	Web compatibility and ML
	12:50–13:00	PSLab.io
	12:50–13:10	Emacs Should Be Emacs Lisp - Thoughts on the Future of Emacs
	12:55–13:15	Bringing back ethics to open source
	12:55–13:15	Working with spatial trajectories in Boost Geometry
	13:00–13:10	Erlang and Elixir on IoT devices using AtomVM
	13:00–13:10	Facilitating HPC job debugging through job scripts archival
	13:00–13:15	Apache DataSketches
	13:00–13:20	UXBOX, the time for an open source online prototyping platform has arrived
	13:00–13:25	Are PWAs ready to take over the world?
	13:00–13:25	FOSS in Animation
	13:00–13:25	Improve your Android app with coroutines
	13:00–13:30	DAT protocol in the browser: Progress and Challenges
	13:00–13:30	Dragons of CGO
	13:00–13:30	oVirt 4k - teaching an old dog new tricks
	13:00–13:30	Plain Text Accounting BOF
	13:00–13:30	Striving for Performance Portability of Software Radio Software in the Era of Heterogeneous SoCs
	13:00–13:45	Building Blocks for Containerized Ceph
	13:00–13:45	RedisJSON
	13:00–13:50	Demonstration of the Sculpt Operating System
	13:00–13:50	Improving protections against speculative execution side channel
	13:00–13:50	PostgreSQL on K8S at Zalando: Two years in production
	13:00–13:50	Why the GPL is great for business
	13:00–13:55	Open Source Hardware for Industrial use
	13:00–13:55	Using systemd security features to build a more secure distro
	13:05–13:35	strace: fight for performance
	13:05–13:45	Progressive Delivery
	13:10–13:30	AMENDED Wazo Platform
	13:10–13:30	IOT Lightning Talks
	13:10–13:35	Secret History of Prometheus Histograms
	13:10–13:40	Introduction to G-Expressions
	13:10–14:10	Break your BSD kernel
	13:15–13:25	Sharing Reproducible Results in a Container
	13:15–13:35	AMENDMENT Just-in-Time Programming
	13:15–13:55	Facilitating distributed deterministic computation with WASI
	13:20–13:35	Go REUSE to license your code
	13:20–13:40	MobilityDB
	13:20–13:45	Be The Leader You Need in Open Source
	13:30–13:50	Using biometric gadgets for express-tests in the UX/UI research
	13:30–13:55	2nd Generation JavaScript Frameworks & Libraries: Beyond Angular, React, and Vue!
	13:30–13:55	Confessions of a Serial K–otlin Multiplatform–er
	13:30–13:55	dav1d: 1 year later
	13:30–13:55	Putting Artificial Intelligence back into people's hands
	13:30–14:00	Advanced debugging techniques of Go code
	13:30–14:00	An Introduction to the Tor Ecosystem for Developers
	13:30–14:00	Cooperative Perception in Future Cars using GNU Radio
	13:30–14:00	Edge Clouds with OpenNebula
	13:30–14:00	IoT Projects in FLOSS Foundations
	13:30–14:30	LibreOffice Exam Session 2
	13:30–14:30	PINETIME BOF
	13:35–13:50	HOMER 2020
	13:40–13:55	PICTOR: A free-to-use open source radio telescope
	13:40–14:00	Let me tell you about Raku
	13:40–14:00	Projectional Editing and Its Implications
	13:40–14:10	strace --seccomp-bpf: a look under the hood
	13:45–14:05	Geo-spatial queries on multi-petabyte weather data archives
	13:50–14:05	A Practical CI/CD Framework for Machine Learning at Massive Scale
	13:50–14:10	Building Community for your Company’s OSS Projects
	13:50–14:15	Are You Testing Your Observability? Patterns for Instrumenting Your Services
	13:50–14:15	Sharing memories of Python and Rust
	13:50–14:25	Explicitly Supporting Stretch Clusters in Ceph
	13:55–14:15	Nextcloud Talk
	14:00–14:15	Advancing science with Dataverse
	14:00–14:20	Beyond the Pile of Knobs: Usability and Design for Privacy, Security, Safety & Consent
	14:00–14:25	A Brief Survey through Genode's ARMv8 Playground
	14:00–14:25	GraphBLAS: A linear algebraic approach for high-performance graph algorithms
	14:00–14:25	Introducing libeconf
	14:00–14:25	Kotlin MP: Into the Multi-Verse
	14:00–14:25	Loanwords, Agriculture & WebAssembly
	14:00–14:25	Pushing the limits of the Web with WebAssembly
	14:00–14:25	rav1e - 0.3.0 and after
	14:00–14:30	Baremetal at the Edge
	14:00–14:30	Debug code generation in Go
	14:00–14:30	Kubernetes of Things
	14:00–14:30	Minimalistic typed Lua is here
	14:00–14:30	OpenPush
	14:00–14:30	OpenSCAD BOF
	14:00–14:30	srsLTE project update
	14:00–14:50	AMENDMENT Open Source Won, but Software Freedom Hasn't Yet
	14:00–14:50	An ultimate guide to upgrading your PostgreSQL installation
	14:00–14:50	SaBRe: Load-time selective binary rewriting
	14:00–14:55	FOSDEM Video Box
	14:00–15:30	OpenHMD Community meeting 2020
	14:00–16:00	PGP Keysigning
	14:05–14:25	IntelliJ Elixir - Elixir Plugin for JetBrains IDEs
	14:10–14:30	actinia: geoprocessing in the cloud
	14:10–14:50	Our road to a k8s/GKE based Closed Build Environment
	14:15–14:30	KDE on FreeBSD
	14:15–14:40	Lessons Learned from Cultivating Open Source Projects and Communities
	14:15–14:55	Tools and mechanisms to debug BPF programs
	14:20–14:35	Modern VoIP in Modern Infrastructures
	14:20–14:35	Towards decentralized alternatives for code collaboration
	14:20–15:05	Building WebGPU with Rust
	14:30–14:50	Jumpstarting your business with Odoo
	14:30–14:50	RaptorJIT: a fast, dynamic systems programming language
	14:30–14:50	VSCode Extension for OpenShift Developers
	14:30–14:55	AMENDMENT A Mozilla IoT Forecast thats Sunny and Clear -- No Clouds!
	14:30–14:55	GRUB upstream and distros cooperation
	14:30–14:55	How to measure Linux Performance Wrong
	14:30–14:55	Multiplatform Kotlin Library Development
	14:30–14:55	Selecting a Finite Element Analysis Backend for Exascale Fusion Reactor Simulations
	14:30–14:55	Spleeter by Deezer
	14:30–14:55	State of Node.js Core
	14:30–15:00	A VM journey from VMware to Kubernetes
	14:30–15:00	AMENDMENT The Space Operations Facility of FH Aachen (FHASOF)
	14:30–15:00	Insight Fieldtracks
	14:30–15:00	The Path to Peer-to-Peer Matrix
	14:30–15:00	Uplift your Linux systems programming skills with systemd and D-Bus
	14:30–15:15	A 'Thin Arbiter' for glusterfs replication
	14:30–15:15	TPM dev BOF
	14:30–15:20	NOVA Microhypervisor on ARMv8-A
	14:30–15:30	Blockchain BOF
	14:35–14:55	neat-EO.pink: Deep Learning Computer Vision patterns extraction at scale
	14:35–15:20	NetBSD Native APIs - A Userland Perspective (Audio, Input)
	14:40–14:55	Getting started with FPGA's for Packet Processing
	14:40–15:00	AMENDMENT Jitsi: video conferencing for the privacy minded
	14:45–15:10	Free software in education
	14:50–15:20	The best of both worlds?
	14:55–15:15	Developer Workspace As Code - Is Developer Heaven in the Cloud?
	14:55–15:35	From a Pipeline to a Government Cloud
	15:00–15:15	Quality diagrams with PyCirkuit
	15:00–15:15	Support for mini-debuginfo in LLDB
	15:00–15:20	Apache Spark on planet scale
	15:00–15:20	File sharing & storage for human rights organizations
	15:00–15:25	AMENDMENT Generate a DeepSpeech model with the help of your community
	15:00–15:25	Build for your microarchitecture: experiences with Spack and archspec
	15:00–15:25	Functional audio and video stream generation with Liquidsoap
	15:00–15:25	Serverless.com framework
	15:00–15:30	Back to the future
	15:00–15:30	Building a Web App that Doesn’t Trust the Server
	15:00–15:30	Deep Learning For Gophers
	15:00–15:30	Task Scheduling of Software-Defined Radio Kernels in Heterogeneous Chips: Opportunities and Challenges
	15:00–15:30	WolfBoot
	15:00–15:35	AMENDMENT From Swagger to Kotlin via Gradle
	15:00–15:50	Regaining control of your smartphone with postmarketOS and Maemo Leste
	15:00–15:50	The State of (Full) Text Search in PostgreSQL 12
	15:00–15:50	The year of the virtual Linux desktop
	15:00–15:55	Integrating new major components on fast and slow moving distributions
	15:00–15:55	Using OSHW and OSS for building your custom hardware platform
	15:00–16:00	LibreOffice Exam Session 3
	15:05–15:25	Introducing Falconieri: Remote Provisioning Service as a Service
	15:10–15:35	Engaging Enterprise consumers of OSS
	15:10–15:35	From Zero to Useless to Hero: Make Runtime Data Useful in Teams
	15:10–15:35	Progress of Rust and WASM in 2019
	15:20–15:35	License compliance for embedded Linux devices with Buildroot
	15:20–15:40	FaaS You Like It: Create Serverless Functions & Run Anywhere
	15:20–15:45	Management of Storage on OpenShift
	15:20–15:50	Nim on everything
	15:20–16:00	The elfutils debuginfod server
	15:25–15:45	Creating GPX tracks from cycle routes in OpenStreetMap
	15:25–15:55	X11 and Wayland: A tale of two implementations
	15:30–15:45	Asterisk: A Project Update
	15:30–15:50	Design contributions to OSS: Learnings from the Open Design project at Ushahidi
	15:30–15:55	Building an Open-Source based audio streaming platform
	15:30–15:55	HPC on OpenStack
	15:30–15:55	New features of Vue 3.0
	15:30–15:55	Privacy by Design
	15:30–15:55	The HIPPEROS RTOS
	15:30–16:00	MaadiX, your cloud in your hands
	15:30–16:00	Running virtual machines out of thin air
	15:30–16:00	SDR4IoT - Using SDR for IoT Device Fingerprinting and Localization
	15:30–16:00	Speed up the monolith
	15:30–16:00	Using Micropython to develop an IoT sensor platform with an Augmented Reality UI
	15:30–17:00	NGI Meetup
	15:30–17:00	Room Unavailable
	15:40–15:55	Open Source Support Program by OTA
	15:40–16:05	Recognising Burnout
	15:40–16:05	Rustifying the Virtual Machine Introspection ecosystem
	15:40–16:15	Dissecting the inline keyword in Kotlin
	15:40–16:20	Deployment to hardware
	15:45–16:05	Bach.java: Lightweight Java Build Tool for Modular Projects
	15:50–16:05	Chat Over IMAP (COI): State of the Union
	15:50–16:10	Divide and map. Now.
	15:50–16:15	Grafana-As-Code: Fully reproducible Grafana dashboards with Grafonnet
	15:50–16:20	Move semantics in Nim
	15:50–16:20	The history of error correction and detection and how it led to Ceph’s Erasure Coding Techniques
	16:00–16:15	NGI Zero: A treasure trove of tech awesome
	16:00–16:15	The moldability of mpv
	16:00–16:20	Designing to change it all
	16:00–16:25	How to create Javascript-powered Smartglasses
	16:00–16:25	Interactive applications on HPC systems
	16:00–16:25	Unikraft: A Unikernel Toolkit
	16:00–16:30	Decentralizing OAuth2.0 in a post-GDPR world for full privacy and portability
	16:00–16:30	Fedora Modularity BOF
	16:00–16:30	openwifi
	16:00–16:30	Reaching "EPYC" Virtualization Performance
	16:00–16:30	TinyGo: Fast, Small, Concurrent: Choose Three
	16:00–16:30	What Makes People Come and What Makes Them Stay
	16:00–16:50	FOSSH - 2000 to 2020 and beyond!
	16:00–16:50	Making & Breaking Matrix's E2E encryption
	16:00–16:50	RTFM
	16:00–16:55	Extending the lifetime of smartphones with Replicant, a fully free Android distribution
	16:00–16:55	Fedora rawhide packages gating, for real!
	16:00–17:00	Go Lightning Talks
	16:00–17:00	Graphing FreeBSD disk utilization with Prometheus
	16:05–16:35	Debugging apps running in Kubernetes
	16:10–16:30	Reach for the Clouds With OpenSIPS 3.0
	16:10–16:35	How Does Innersource Impact on the Future of Upstream Contributions?
	16:10–16:55	zbus: yet another D-Bus library
	16:15–16:35	Integration Processes
	16:15–16:35	Unit Testing with JUnit Jupiter - How to Use the new JUnit Jupiter Platform
	16:20–16:35	European Software Engineering funded research
	16:20–16:40	Designing an ultra low-overhead multithreading runtime for Nim
	16:20–17:00	Designing a DSL with Kotlin
	16:20–17:00	Getting Your Virtual Hands On RIST
	16:25–17:00	AMENDMENT How secure is your build/server?
	16:25–17:00	Ephemeral Pinning: A Dynamic Metadata Management Strategy for CephFS
	16:30–16:50	Pitch your project
	16:30–16:55	Building cloud-based data services to enable earth-science workflows across HPC centres
	16:30–16:55	Monitoring of a Large-Scale University Network: Lessons Learned and Future Directions
	16:30–16:55	VUOS: Give Your Processes a New VU
	16:30–16:55	Web of Twins
	16:30–17:00	Software Defined Radio based scientific instrumentation
	16:30–17:00	Who will Decentralise the Fediverse?
	16:30–17:00	Zyre: p2p messaging to fuck the cloud
	16:40–16:55	FOSDEM infrastructure review
	16:40–17:00	Async await in Nim
	16:40–17:00	Building a thriving community in company-led open source projects
	16:40–17:00	Wallonia GeoChallenge
	17:00–17:50	FOSDEM@20 - A Celebration
	17:50–18:15	Closing FOSDEM 2020

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