Archive for July, 2010

FUDcon EMEA 2010 and lightning talks

No response, Jul 28, 2010

In 2 months, September 17 tot 19 to be exact, FUDcon EMEA will take place again.

I’m pretty excited about it because there are some great things on the program! To start with there will be the normal barcamp sessions and hackfest like you are used to from normal fudcons, but as an extra there will be some lightning talks before the hackfests. This way people can attract new people to their hackfest, and introduce small and new project to a broad audience. As always with FUDcons everyone is free to host an own session.. so if you have something cool and/or important to share with the world, just add your session to this list.

If that didn’t convince you yet, maybe the following activities that are planned will:

  • Friday: Wired Dream Party
  • Saturday: FUDPub
  • Monday (if you want to stay): visiting CERN (99% sure)

And if that isn’t good enough, we combine our conference with FrOSCamp, so you can be sure you won’t only see Fedora people, but people from all sorts of projects and cultures..

I’m sure it will rock!

Did I convince you now? go and sign up here.

Hope to see you there ;-)

Guadec

2 responses, Jul 25, 2010

Next week, I’m going to GUADEC in the Hague, Holland.

something I would like to know before I leave on Tuesday, is there someone who wants to take me back (with a car) to Antwerp or Ghent? That would make things easier for me..

see you there, I’ll be attending sessions from Wednesday.

SELinux talk

No response, Jul 09, 2010

yesterday I gave a talk at our hackerspace in Ghent about Selinux.
there were quite a lot of people who attended my talk, but as I said there: it is still a ‘beta version’. I want to thank all the people who attended, and who had some valuable feed back on how to improve the presentation.
it was more a technical overview of selinux than a session with practical examples, maybe I should change the presentation a bit, because it was hard to keep everyone awake..

here are my slides:

How to live with SELinux

View more presentations from Bert Desmet.

You can download the presentation here, and is released under BY-NC-SA licence, except for some images.