Name: Ben Hutchings
Location: Belgium (and I have already arranged travel)
Affiliation: Debian project
Topic: What's new in the Linux kernel (and what's missing in Debian).
.
I will talk about some of the interesting changes to Linux since
last year, and work that still needs to be done to integrate or take
advantage of new features in Debian.
.
This would be the same format I've used for talks almost every year
since 2013.
Brief biography: Ben Hutchings has been a Debian and Linux kernel
developer for over 15 years, and works within the Debian kernel team
to integrate the two.
Duration: 40 minutes
--
Ben Hutchings
It's easier to fight for one's principles than to live up to them.
Hi,
I would like to propose a talk and a workshop:
The speaker's preferred name: Andreas Tille
Their location (for travel budget considerations): Germany
Their affiliation (institution and/or project): Debian
The suggested talk topic:
1. Bits from DPL (update to Busan talk)
2. Live packaging workshop (see https://debconf23.debconf.org/talks/34-live-packaging-workshop/)
Date/time desiderata: I intend to stay for the Freexian Workshop for some days - so no specific date/time
Language: English
Brief biography (50-100 words) as it relates to the suggested topic:
1. DPL
2. Packaging experience for > 25 years
The choice between 20 or 40 minutes duration
1. 40min
2. Workshop takes (at least) 2h
I would like to suggest the following sprints:
Publicit Team
FTPmaster Team
Can we have some common room for 5-10 people?
@Raphaël Hertzog: Please let me know how ans when I can joing the Freexian sprint
Kind regards and thank you for organising MiniDebConf in Toulouse
Andreas.
--
https://fam-tille.de
> The speaker's preferred name
Salvo Tomaselli
> Their location (for travel budget considerations)
Göteborg, Sweden
> Their affiliation (institution and/or project)
Debian
> The suggested talk topic
PyPI Security: Past, Present & Future
> Language
English
> Brief biography (50-100 words) as it relates to the suggested topic
The talk is about how authentication for developers works on pypi.
It shows how the authentication evolved over time and ends with predictions/
conspiracy theories on what will happen in the future.
I presented it at OWASP Göteborg last spring, but it will include some new
material that happened after then.
> The choice between 20 or 40 minutes duration
40 minutes I think would be more appropriate
Best
--
Salvo Tomaselli
"Io non mi sento obbligato a credere che lo stesso Dio che ci ha dotato di
senso, ragione ed intelletto intendesse che noi ne facessimo a meno."
-- Galileo Galilei
https://ltworf.codeberg.page/
Hi,
I want to propose a talk or BoF or something in between about cross
building Debian packages. I've done this at DebConf 22 very
spontaneously as a Q&A BoF format. In Toulouse, I want to given an
introduction to the matter to the uninitiated and then move into the
hairy details. What is cross building? Why is cross building useful?
How can one cross build packages? What tends to work and what does not?
In what situations is cross building beneficial? How can one fix things
when it does not work? Unlike Kosovo, I'll come with slides for the
first half and want to leave plenty of room for questions. I'll try to
collect some questions ahead of time in case the audience is too shy.
If this is getting videoed, multiple microphones will be needed. Please
let me know if the unconventional proposal suits the conference. If not,
I will to consider changes to the format and topic.
Below goes the requested information.
Speaker name: Helmut Grohne
Travel budget: not to be compensated via the conference
Affiliation: I'm a Debian Developer
Duration and date: 40min during the weekend
Video recording: agreed
Language: English
Registered: yes (currently row 20)
Biography
After starting to contribute to Debian in 2005 it took me until 2013 to
formally become a Debian Developer. I tend to not maintain packages as I
am invested in architecture bootstrap, cross building, and other
archive-wide topics. Since 2022 I am serving on the technical committee
and working with Freexian who is funding my work on finalizing the
/usr-merge transition.
Please cc me in replies as I am not subscribed.
Helmut
Hi,
In addition to the MiniDebConf in Toulouse, we will rent a coworking
space for a two-day MiniDebCamp before the event (Thursday November 14
2024 and Friday November 15 2024). We’ll update the wiki with the proper
information soon. Since the availability may be limited, we thank you in
advance for updating the MiniDebCamp status in the wiki for your
registration.
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/fr/2024/Toulouse#Participants
Also, we have still a few slots available for the talks, so we are
extending the call for paper until Monday October 21.
As a reminder, here is the initial announcement:
We are pleased to announce a MiniDebConf at Toulouse (France) on
November 16-17 2024 and the Call for Papers to submit a talk.
## About MiniDebConf Toulouse 2024
The Association Debian France[1] organizes a MiniDebConf in Toulouse[2]
(South-West France). This event will welcome everyone interested in the
Debian project for a series of talks and workshops about Debian.
Mini-DebConf Toulouse 2024 will take place in "ENSEEIHT" (engineering
school), during the "Capitole du Libre" event on November 16th and 17th
2024. It is located in "26 rue Pierre-Paul Riquet, Toulouse, France"
at walking distance from public transportation.
More informations at https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/fr/2024/Toulouse
## Call for Papers (CfP)
In order to propose a talk, please email to the public mailing list
minidebconf(a)france.debian.net with copy to
orga-minidebconf(a)france.debian.net ;
your email message should provide the following information:
* The speaker's preferred name
* Their location (for travel budget considerations)
* Their affiliation (institution and/or project)
* The suggested talk topic
* Brief biography (50-100 words) as it relates to the suggested topic
* The choice between 20 or 40 minutes duration
All proposals must be submitted before Monday October 21th 2024 to be
evaluated for the schedule.
## Registration
You’re welcome to self-register on the if you intend to
come:https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/fr/2024/Toulouse#Participants
## News
You can subscribe to the public mailing
listhttps://france.debian.net/mailman3/postorius/lists/minidebconf.france.d…
An IRC channel is available: #debconf-toulouse on irc.debian.org
See you in Toulouse!
[1] https://france.debian.net/
[2] https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/fr/2024/Toulouse
Bonsoir tout le monde, et désolé pour ce mail très tardif…
C’est dans le titre, donc point par point ce qui est demandé dans le wiki :
– Nom : Benjamin Somers
– Lieu : Brest (FR)
– Affiliation : IMT Atlantique
– Sujet : Présentation de la DebConf 25 (qui aura lieu à Brest et dont je supervise l’orga)
– Date et heure : pas vraiment de contrainte
– Langue : anglais a priori, sauf s’il n’y a que des francophones dans la salle
– Bio : il va falloir m’expliquer ce à quoi vous vous attendez, parce que ça n’est pas bien clair pour moi
– Durée : vous me mettez ce qui vous arrange, et je peux construire le talk en fonction. Les questions sont incluses dans la durée ?
Voilàààà, c’est un peu fouillis, mais le mail est envoyé dans l’urgence :)
Benjamin