It's your opportunity to meet - share - experience and learn from collegues, from friends, from exhibitors and from the open source speakers. In essense - this is what it's all about - time to recharge your brain with new ideas.
There will be no proceedings, but slides will be publicly available through our website.
Update: All slides that we have recieved are now available together with the abstracts.
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Community |
Business |
Lightning talks |
The guru is in.. |
Tinker track |
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K.S.43 (100 pers) |
K.S.48 (72 pers) |
K.S.54 (72 pers) |
K.S.71 (50 pers) |
K.1.50 (48 pers) |
K.1.46 (48 pers) |
K.1.43 (32 pers) |
| 08:30 - 09:00 |
Registration
Breakfast sponsored by One.com |
| 09:00 - 09:55 |
Colin Percival
Opening keynote: FreeBSD on Amazons EC2 cloud |
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| 10:00 - 10:55 |
Søren Hansen
OpenStack - Open source cloud computing |
Roar Hylleberg
Python 3: The snake is no more a teenager! What is new and how to get onboard |
Noirin Shirley
Open Source: Saving the World |
Morten Siebuhr
Event-based programming in Node.js |
Kim Alex Olsen and Theis Mackeprang
An introduction to TinyShell |
Jesper K. Pedersen
An introduction to programming with Qt for the desktop |
Let-elektronik
An introduction to Arduino |
Casper Thomsen
Relaunching Version2 on Drupal 7 |
| Introducing Kanal TUX |
| 11:00 - 11:55 |
Dr. Karl-Heinz Strassemeyer, IBM
Lunch keynote: From Linux to the OpenSource Cloud |
Thomas Ammitzbøll-Bach
WxWidgets/WxPython |
Ryan Ozimek
Leading large open source projects with 100% volunteer support |
Mikkel Høgh
Drupal 7 - the tool to build your next website |
Kenneth Yrke Jørgensen
OSS development with launchpad.net |
Kenneth Rohde Christiansen
QtWebkit |
Thomas Flummer, Labitat
Developing a custom Arduino based board in a hackerspace |
Jon Bendtsen
NUT - Network UPS Tools - shutting down gently |
Esben Haabendal
Open Embedded Lite - OE-lite |
| 12:00 - 13:00 |
Lunch |
| 13:00 - 13:55 |
Brian Eberhardt, SuperUsers
iPhone programming with iOS - Including the Open Standards and Open Source perspective |
Jesper Louis Andersen
From less(1) to ISO: How the BitTorrent protocol works |
Robert Scheck
Fedora - Community-based Development |
Per Rosenquist, IBM
Hardware Assisted Linux Virtualization - State of the Art |
Troels Vognsen
Supporting a virtualization infrastructure with Open Source components |
Patrick Koetter
Building Mail Content Policies with amavis |
Christian Perti, Open Space Aarhus
Pushing the state of the art of Open Source 3D printing |
Benny Nissen
Internet password database with Javascript encryption |
Søren Schrøder
The lazy bastards shortcut to secure FreeBSD maintenance |
| 14:00 - 14:55 |
Magnus Hagander
A look at the elephants trunk - PostgreSQL 9.1 |
Peter Toft and Jesper Pedersen
Open source from both sides - the developers and the developers.
| Mads Doré Hansen
Making a business using Open Source in a embedded world |
Kim Alex Olsen, Miracle
Tuning (RHEL) Linux for Oracle |
David Stodolsky
WikiPlan: A relational economy? |
Ralf Hildebrandt
Dovecot 2.0 - the perfect companion to Postfix |
Tansen Burkhardt, Labitat
MetalicaRap |
Steffen Poulsen
Distributed Monitoring with Nagios |
Martin Møller Skarbiniks Pedersen
LPI - The vendor-independent certification program |
| 15:00 - 15:30 |
Coffee break |
| 15:30 - 16:25 |
Leif Lodahl
OpenOffice.org transformation to LibreOffice - Why and how? |
Robert Scheck
Building RPMs made easy |
Kristian Nielsen
Latest news from the MariaDB (and MySQL) community |
Peter Makholm
Have you tried this at home? |
Jonas B. Nielsen
Using Jenkins for Continuous Integration of Perl components |
Henrik Kramshøj, Solido
Network Management using Mostly Open Source |
Flemming Frandsen, Open Space Aarhus
HAL900: Open Source, Electronic Access Control |
David Christian Askirk Fotel
UOPR - Uno Operation Plan Response |
Roar Hylleberg
How to bring the full advantage of the OSS effort to the average Windows user |
| 16:30 - 17:30 |
Paul Fenwick
Evening keynote: World's Worst Inventions |
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17:30 - 20:00 |
Beers and small talk |
All rights to subsequent changes reserved.
We are proud to present the program for Open Source Days 2011 - held at Saturday march 5th. This is where you find the arguments to convince your boss.
