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11:15am CEST

Is SSH Really Secure? - Peter Tornberg, Fox Technologies Room 112 [REPLACEMENT SESSION] How to Collaborate on Linux Kernel Development - Mauro Carvalho Chehab, Samsung Room 01 Evaluation of Real-time Performance in Embedded Linux - Hiraku Toyooka, Hitachi Room 14 LiMux And The FOSS Ecosystem - Stefan Koehler Room 02 Non-Coders Wanted: How to Get and Keep Non-technical Volunteers - Deb Nicholson, OIN Room 8

12:15pm CEST

What Can Possibly Go Wrong? - Konrad Zapalowicz, Cybercom Poland Room 112 Best Practices for MySQL High Availability - Colin Charles, SkySQL Room 02 Btrfs: Current Status and Future Prospects - Satoru Takeuchi, Fujitsu Room 14 Lessons Learned as GNOME's Executive Director - Karen Sandler, Software Freedom Conservancy Room 01 Technical Feasability Study: is Linux Ready for Medical Devices - Florian Mösch, Dräger Medical GmbH Room 8 etcd: Locking and Discovery For Lots of Servers - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Room 16

2:30pm CEST

Coming Soon, an Open Source Project Near You – the Linaro LNG Open Data Plane Initiative - Michael Christofferson, Enea Room 16 Open Source Compliance: Trick or Treat? Art or Science? - Ibrahim Haddad, Samsung Room 01 Solving the Package Problem - Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier, Red Hat Room 02 Tux On Top: Open Source at the Top of the Rack - John W. Linville, Red Hat Room 8 Tutorial: Getting Started with Coccinelle - Julia Lawall, Inria Room 112

3:30pm CEST

Full System Rollback using btrfs and Snapper - Matthias G. Eckermann, SUSE Room 01 GitLab as an Alternative Development Platform for Github.com - Ralf Lang, B1 Systems GmbH Room 14 Slab Allocators in the Linux Kernel - Christoph Lameter Room 8

4:30pm CEST

Software Defined Storage: Changing the Rules for Storage Architects - Ric Wheeler, Red Hat Room 02 Getting the Most Out of Your Code With Help From the Compiler - Thiago Macieira, Intel Room 14 Kernel Internship Report (OPW) - Sarah Sharp, Intel Room 8 Open Source Governance Round Table: What's Hot ? - Tom Callaway, Red Hat; Shane Coughlan, OIN; Eileen Evans, HP; Karen Sandler, Software Freedom Conservancy and Bruno Cornec, HP (Moderator) Room 01 Stealing Chromium: Embedding HTML5 With the Servo Browser Engine - Lars Bergstrom, Mozilla & Mike Blumenkrantz, Samsung Room 112

5:30pm CEST

BoFs: TPM Subsystem - Peter Huewe Room 01 BoFs: First Failure Data Capture for Linux - Michael Holzheu & Michael Müller, IBM Room 8

9:35am CEST

The Service Enabling Wireless Network - Anthony C. K. Soong, Chief Scientist for Wireless Research and Standards at Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd, Room 1

11:15am CEST

Building a Secure, Trustworthy and Freedom-Respecting Linux Platform - Matthew Garrett, Nebula Room 2 Digital TV on Linux - Mauro Carvalho Chehab, Samsung Room 8 Testing your Full Software Stack on a Single Host With cwrap - Andreas Schneider, Red Hat Room 14 ZFS: Love Your Data - Neal Walfield, John Hopkins University Room 02 Use "strace" to Understand Linux - Harald König, Bosch-Sensortec GmbH Room 16

12:15pm CEST

Kernel Hacking for Hobbyists - An Outsider's Perspective - Manuel Schölling Room 01 Linux Performance Tools - Brendan Gregg, Netflix Room 2 Testing Video4Linux Applications and Drivers - Hans Verkuil, Cisco Room 02 Improving Application Responsiveness and I/O Latency With the BFQ I/O Scheduler - Paolo Valente, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy Room 14 Lies, Damned Lies, and Remotely Hosted Encrypted Data - Georg Greve, Kolab Systems Room 8

2:30pm CEST

Square Pegs in Round holes, or System Level Performance Data and perf - Pawel Moll, ARM Room 14 x86 Instruction Encoding and Nasty Hacks We Do in the Linux Kernel - Borislav Petkov, SUSE Room 16 Extending Secure Boot to User Space with Linux Integrity Subsystem - Dmitry Kasatkin, Samsung Electronics Room 8 Finding Stupid Vulnerabilities in Binaries - Armijn Hemel, Tjaldur Software Governance Solutions Room 01 GitHub + F/OSS => 1 Million SPDX - Nuno Brito, TripleCheck Room 02 Optimizing Linux Servers - What Has Been Changed From Last year? - Davor Guttierrez, 3 Gen d.o.o. Room 2

3:30pm CEST

UserModeLinux Status Report - Richard Weinberger, Sigma Star GmbH Room 16 Where is My Crystal Ball? - Daniel Lezcano, Linaro Room 14 Chromium and Linux Distributions - Paweł Hajdan, Jr., Google Room 2 Cut Power Consumption by 5x Without Losing Performance: a Big.LITTLE Software Strategy - Klaas van Gend, Vector Fabrics Room 8 Software Patent Litigation: What Have We Learned? - Deb Nicholson, Open Invention Network Room 01 TSAR (TimeSeries AggregatoR) - How to Count Tens of Billions of Daily Events in Real Time Using Open Source Technologies - Anirudh Todi, Twitter Room 02

4:30pm CEST

Automated Linux Kernel Crash Infrastructure - Eye In the Digital Sky - Igor Ljubuncic, Intel Room 16 OSLiC & OSCAd – Free License Advice for All - Kristian Schuhmacher, Amadeus IT Group Room 14 Chrome OS Internals - Josh Triplett, Intel Room 2 Present and Future File Serving with Samba - Michael Adam, SerNet GmbH Room 01 Raspberry Pi Hacks and Projects - Ruth Suehle and Tom Callaway, Red Hat Room 8 Open Source in Storage: Is it Here to Stay? - Nithya Ruff, SanDisk Room 02

9:40am CEST

Linux: Where Are We Going - Dirk Hohndel, Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist, Intel and Linus Torvalds, Fellow, The Linux Foundation Room 1

10:00am CEST

Kernel Developer Panel - Grant Likely, Linaro; Borislav Petkov, SUSE; Thomas Gleixner, linutronix GmbH; Julia Lawall, Inria; Frédéric Weisbecker, Red Hat and Jon Corbet, LWN.net (Moderator) Room 1

11:15am CEST

Ftrace Kernel Hooks: More Than Just Tracing - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Room 2 Using Persistent Memory Effectively - Matthew Wilcox, Intel Room 8 Are Trademarks As Important As You Think? - Karen Sandler, Software Freedom Conservancy Room 14 Community Best Practices: Understanding and Using the Developer Certificate of Origin - James Bottomley, Parallels Room 01 Package all the Things, From #ihatepackaging to #packaginglove - Kris Buytaert, Inuits Room 02

12:15pm CEST

ACPI And Device Trees - Friends Or Foes? - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel OTC Room 8 Automatic NUMA Balancing - Rik van Riel, Red Hat Room 14 Stateless Systems, Factory Reset, Golden Master Systems and systemd - Lennart Poettering, Red Hat Room 2 Collaboration Beyond Development - Co-opetition and the Long Game - Shane Coughlan, OIN Room 16 Confessions of a Reluctant Tweeter: Social Media for Open Source Communities - Rikki Endsley, Red Hat Room 01 Kernel Event Tracing on the Mainframe - Michael Holzheu, IBM Room 02

2:30pm CEST

How to Design a Linux Kernel API - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Room 14 Scaling Userspace @ Facebook - Ben Maurer, Facebook Room 8 Empowering Your Corporate OSS Developers - Jono Bacon, XPRIZE; Dawn Foster, PuppetLabs; Leslie Hawthorn, Elasticsearch; Richard Morrell, Red Hat; Moderated by Guy Martin, Samsung Room 01 P Factor – Innovate Your Interactive Experience - Igor Ljubuncic, Intel Room 02 Tutorial: Qubes OS: Practical Intro for Users and Developers - Joanna Rutkowska & Marek Marczykowski-Gorecki, Invisible Things Lab Room 2

3:30pm CEST

How to Run a Collaborative Project - Lars Kurth, Citrix Room 16 First Glimpse at Shingled Drives - Hannes Reinecke, SUSE Labs Room 14 Network Queuing is All Wet - Stephen Hemminger, Brocade Room 8 Linux Capabilities: A Safer Root than SUID Root - Alessandro Selli, Synergia S.R.L. Room 02 Open Source: A Job and an Adventure - Dawn Foster, Puppet Labs Room 01

4:30pm CEST

Linux Kernel Tinification - Josh Triplett, Intel Room 2 Systematic Testing of Fault Handling Code in Linux Kernel - Alexey Khoroshilov, Russian Academy of Sciences Room 8 High Performance Storage with blk-mq and scsi-mq - Christoph Hellwig Room 14 Playing Nice With Patents: Navigating The Legal Landscape For Collaborative Development - Justin Colannino, Till Jaeger, JBB Rechtsanwaelte, Catherina Maracke, Keio University Room 16 Advanced Linux Server-Side Threats: How They Work and What You Can do About Them - Olivier Bilodeau and Marc-Etienne M.Léveillé, ESET Room 02 The Open Invention Network Linux System Definition - Defining the Scope of Linux Patent Non-Aggression - Mirko Boehm, Endocode Room 01