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Climate change, wars, catastrophes, political uproar: Some things are going bad. Risk management on the higher OSI Layers has never been that important - so how well are you prepared? Is your company relying on software imports? Do you even know? do you have a clue where and how much open source software could one day be the one thing that safes your job, life, company? What is crucial for your setup, are your plans when things go bad? Don't get me wrong, this is not a prepper talk. This is about good enterpreneurship, good project management and about digital sobriety. Face it, you WILL run into problems. What's your alternatives? It's not only about digital sovereignty, sustainability, sobriety, or security. Whithout OSS, none of the above is possible. No matter if it's but the malware ransomware hacker attack that takes down your groupware, or the licensing server that keeps denying your requests. How will you cope? From OSI Layer 8 (the user) through managemennt (9 and 10) to 11 (global politics), everybody is affected, in the end this is a question of national security. Especially when spending tax money, you can rely, but you shouldn't depend on foreign actors, but we do. What's your plan? Climate change, wars, catastrophes, political uproar: Some things are going bad. Risk management on the higher OSI Layers has never been that important - so how well are you prepared? Is your company relying on software imports? Do you even know? do you have a clue where and how much open source software could one day be the one thing that safes your job, life, company? What is crucial for your setup, are your plans when things go bad? Don't get me wrong, this is not a prepper talk. This is about good enterpreneurship, good project management and about digital sobriety. Face it, you WILL run into problems. What's your alternatives? It's not only about digital sovereignty, sustainability, sobriety, or security. Whithout OSS, none of the above is possible. No matter if it's but the malware ransomware hacker attack that takes down your groupware, or the licensing server that keeps denying your requests. How will you cope? From OSI Layer 8 (the user) through managemennt (9 and 10) to 11 (global politics), everybody is affected, in the end this is a question of national security. Especially when spending tax money, you can rely, but you shouldn't depend on foreign actors, but we do. What's your plan? about this event: https://c3voc.de

The last years have seen quite some improvements in Quantum Computers. As a sufficiently large quantum computer even if still several years in the future would be able to attack current day cryptography like RSA and Elliptic Curves, we need to start thinking and planning now about transitioning to quantum resistant / quantum safe or post quantum cryptographic ciphers where needed. We will give an introduction to the problem, talk about the state of the standardization and development, and what has happened already in SUSE Linux Enterprise and openSUSE. The last years have seen quite some improvements in Quantum Computers. As a sufficiently large quantum computer even if still several years in the future would be able to attack current day cryptography like RSA and Elliptic Curves, we need to start thinking and planning now about transitioning to quantum resistant / quantum safe or post quantum cryptographic ciphers where needed. We will give an introduction to the problem, talk about the state of the standardization and development, and what has happened already in SUSE Linux Enterprise and openSUSE. about this event: https://c3voc.de

With immutable OS products like MicroOS and Aeon, openSUSE now offers a very different model of system management, one which emphasizes automation, hands-off management, and system self-care. It could be said that such products take the idea of "never touch a running system" and turn it into an operating model. This session will explore some of consequences of such a model, and encourage the shifts in mindset needed for those more used to "traditional" Linux systems to reap the full benefits available from products like openSUSE Aeon and MicroOS With immutable OS products like MicroOS and Aeon, openSUSE now offers a very different model of system management, one which emphasizes automation, hands-off management, and system self-care. It could be said that such products take the idea of "never touch a running system" and turn it into an operating model. This session will explore some of consequences of such a model, and encourage the shifts in mindset needed for those more used to "traditional" Linux systems to reap the full benefits available from products like openSUSE Aeon and MicroOS about this event: https://c3voc.de

Juliet singt Songs über queere Selbstverteidigung mit ihren Fingernägeln oder das sich Verlieren in der passiven Rolle einer Lovestory. Mit etwas naiven Harmonien thematisiert sie dabei ambivalente Gefühle und arrangiert sie minimalistisch. Indierocksound und Ambientästhetik suchen Schutz in radikaler Verletzlichkeit. Kraft aus Brüchigkeit, Öffnung zum Anderen und neue Konstellationen von Gemeinschaft. Language: DE Translation: NO Recording: YES Songs about queer self-defense with her fingernails or losing herself in the passive role of a love story. With somewhat naïve harmonies, ambivalent feelings, in a minimalist way. Indie rock sound, ambient aesthetics, protection in radical vulnerability. Power from fragility, opening up to new constellations of community. Language: DE Translation: NO Recording: YES about this event: https://c3voc.de

Es herrscht wieder Krieg in Europa, und die Lager formieren sich neu. Nukleare Drohungen werden ausgesprochen, Milliarden für die Rüstung mobilisiert. Die alten Abrüstungsverträge sind lange gekündigt, und Deutschland weigert sich weiterhin beharrlich, an einem Atomwaffenverbot teilzunehmen. Dabei muss mensch nicht mal pazifistisch sein, um bei Massenvernichtungswaffen die Linie zu ziehen. Leo ist gern gesehener Gast bei uns und nimmt uns mit auf seinen nimmermüden Kampf für eine Welt ohne Atomwaffen. Language: DE Translation: EN Recording: YES Europe is at war again and the camps are reforming. Suddenly we need weapons to defend friends from wars of aggression. Nuclear threats are being made, billions are being earmarked for armament, barely anyone speaks of a ban on nuclear weapons in this country anymore. But you don‘t even have to be a pacifist to draw a line at weapons of mass destruction. This is why we need international law more than ever as a moral compass. Language: DE Translation: EN Recording: YES about this event: https://c3voc.de

In Grünheide, Brandenburg, steht eine große E-Autos-Fabrik. Ein zukunftsweisender Schritt für die ostdeutsche Region? Oder ist Elon Musk mit Tesla ein Gegner von Klimagerechtigkeit und nicht der Retter der Erde?Die Proteste mehren sich. Neben einer Bürger*innen-Initiative gibt es Aktionen, ein Klimacamp, Demonstration und eine Waldbesetzung. Wieso ist eine Besetzung ein geeignetes Mittel zum Protest? Die Wasserbesetzung "Tesla stoppen" freut sich auf kritische Fragen und Diskussion. Language: DE Translation: EN Recording: YES There is a factory in Grünheide, Brandenburg. It is meant to produce electric cars. A step into a better future for the East German region? What is the issue with the so-called giga factory? Why has Elon Musk become an opponent of climate justice and not the saviour he claims to be? Why is occupation an appropriate means of protest? The water occupation movement „Stop Tesla“ is looking forward to critical questions and discussion. Language: DE Translation: EN Recording: YES about this event: https://c3voc.de

This talk will focus on providing an update about the Geeko Foundation. It will provide people insight as to how the foundation has progressed and give a view on where it is heading. This talk will focus on providing an update about the Geeko Foundation. It will provide people insight as to how the foundation has progressed and give a view on where it is heading. about this event: https://c3voc.de

The Digital Markets Act is EU's answer to the anti-competitive behavior of Big Tech. We've filed a complaint with the EU anti-trust authorities about Microsoft so we've been following what is going on in this space, and in this talk I'll give a quick update on where we are! The Digital Markets Act is EU's answer to the anti-competitive behavior of Big Tech. We've filed a complaint with the EU anti-trust authorities about Microsoft so we've been following what is going on in this space, and in this talk I'll give a quick update on where we are! about this event: https://c3voc.de

The Libre Graphics Meeting (LGM) is an annual meeting on free and open source software for graphics. It has a history since 2006, but it suffered from the pandemic and faced the troubles of a generational shift of the organizers. This year, 2024, the first proper edition was held again in Rennes, France, to get it back on track after the 2019 edition in Saarbrücken and two online editions. Now, I attempt to take over the torch and carry it to Nuremberg in 2025. * An introduction to the LGM and how I became the next local organizer. * What I've learned so far about the structure of the LGM, or what is left of it after the global COVID-19 Pandemic. * Challenges in organizing a local edition of the LGM: a work-in-progress status report. * A call for supporters, partners, sponsors, and a team. * Ideas for a framework for improved support of future LGM local organization teams and interfacing with a global informal network/organization. The Libre Graphics Meeting (LGM) is an annual meeting on free and open source software for graphics. It has a history since 2006, but it suffered from the pandemic and faced the troubles of a generational shift of the organizers. This year, 2024, the first proper edition was held again in Rennes, France, to get it back on track after the 2019 edition in Saarbrücken and two online editions. Now, I attempt to take over the torch and carry it to Nuremberg in 2025. * An introduction to the LGM and how I became the next local organizer. * What I've learned so far about the structure of the LGM, or what is left of it after the global COVID-19 Pandemic. * Challenges in organizing a local edition of the LGM: a work-in-progress status report. * A call for supporters, partners, sponsors, and a team. * Ideas for a framework for improved support of future LGM local organization teams and interfacing with a global informal network/organization. about this event: https://c3voc.de

When dealing with heterogeneous Linux deployments, a common challenge is developing a strategy to maintain customizations for various needs (such as security settings, default features, etc.). With the cloud, this is even more important as automation helps enable greater success over the long term. This talk will introduce the KIWI image build tool and show how to use it to effectively maintain openSUSE Tumbleweed, openSUSE ALP, Fedora Linux, and CentOS Stream Hyperscale deployments in a straightforward and uniform manner. When dealing with heterogeneous Linux deployments, a common challenge is developing a strategy to maintain customizations for various needs (such as security settings, default features, etc.). With the cloud, this is even more important as automation helps enable greater success over the long term. This talk will introduce the KIWI image build tool and show how to use it to effectively maintain openSUSE Tumbleweed, openSUSE ALP, Fedora Linux, and CentOS Stream Hyperscale deployments in a straightforward and uniform manner. about this event: https://c3voc.de

The installation process of whole compute clusters tends to be error prone and struggling work. Warewulf[1] aims to make this work more reliable and fast. This achieved by using containers to install the compute nodes. [1] hhtps://github.com/hpcng/warewulf https://github.com/mslacken/oSC-24 The installation process of whole compute clusters tends to be error prone and struggling work. Warewulf[1] aims to make this work more reliable and fast. This achieved by using containers to install the compute nodes. [1] hhtps://github.com/hpcng/warewulf https://github.com/mslacken/oSC-24 about this event: https://c3voc.de

The exponentially growing **AI/ML** and **LLMs** advancements bring concerns about privacy, as there is a risk of data exposure to online LLMs service providers. Setting up **LLMs in-house** requires a **high computational cost** which is a major obstacle for businesses across various sectors such as Retail, Healthcare, Finance, etc. These industries seek to leverage the power of LLMs to drive **profitability** in their overall business while maintaining **control over their data.** In this session, we will explore the **Edge Ecosystem Analytics** and its transformative potential in **GenAI Applications**. Through seamless orchestration via **Rancher managed Kubernetes** which can help individuals overcome challenges in adopting and deploying cutting edge Gen-AI applications at the edge. Key Topics: - Overview of **Large Language Models (LLMs)** - Scope for **Edge Computing** in AI revolution - Benefits over privacy concerns by **localization of LLMs** - Real-world Application Showcase by leveraging **GenAI for Edge Ecosystem Analytics** - Integration of Retrieval Augmentation Generation (RAG) Pipeline into **Rancher & K3s** - Challenges while deploying **GenAI applications at the Edge** This short talk will showcase a real-world GenAI-based application, highlighting the utilization of the RAG pipeline as well as a **data modeling pipeline** to continually improve analytic outputs and its seamless integration with **Rancher and K3s**. Attendees would learn about Rancher, K3s in managing Kubernetes deployments for GenAI applications, LLMs optimizations techniques such as **RAG,** overview of **Fine Tuning** and **AI Agents.** The exponentially growing **AI/ML** and **LLMs** advancements bring concerns about privacy, as there is a risk of data exposure to online LLMs service providers. Setting up **LLMs in-house** requires a **high computational cost** which is a major obstacle for businesses across various sectors such as Retail, Healthcare, Finance, etc. These industries seek to leverage the power of LLMs to drive **profitability** in their overall business while maintaining **control over their data.** In this session, we will explore the **Edge Ecosystem Analytics** and its transformative potential in **GenAI Applications**. Through seamless orchestration via **Rancher managed Kubernetes** which can help individuals overcome challenges in adopting and deploying cutting edge Gen-AI applications at the edge. Key Topics: - Overview of **Large Language Models (LLMs)** - Scope for **Edge Computing** in AI revolution - Benefits over privacy concerns by **localization of LLMs** - Real-world Application Showcase by leveraging **GenAI for Edge Ecosystem Analytics** - Integration of Retrieval Augmentation Generation (RAG) Pipeline into **Rancher & K3s** - Challenges while deploying **GenAI applications at the Edge** This short talk will showcase a real-world GenAI-based application, highlighting the utilization of the RAG pipeline as well as a **data modeling pipeline** to continually improve analytic outputs and its seamless integration with **Rancher and K3s**. Attendees would learn about Rancher, K3s in managing Kubernetes deployments for GenAI applications, LLMs optimizations techniques such as **RAG,** overview of **Fine Tuning** and **AI Agents.** about this event: https://c3voc.de

Apps are made of execution threads. On which CPU should they run? When should they start? For how long should they execute? The CPU scheduler is the part of the kernel in charge of these decisions. What does it mean to write your own scheduler? Is that even possible? This talk will show you how to create your own CPU schedulers, using an unofficial kernel package for openSUSE Tumbleweed, and some programming. Tailoring the execution of your apps to your own specific devices and needs is extremely educational, intellectually rewarding, and is an excellent way to get started in kernel programming. Coding enthusiasts who can't wait to peek under the hood of their systems are invited to attend! Apps are made of execution threads. On which CPU should they run? When should they start? For how long should they execute? The CPU scheduler is the part of the kernel in charge of these decisions. What does it mean to write your own scheduler? Is that even possible? This talk will show you how to create your own CPU schedulers, using an unofficial kernel package for openSUSE Tumbleweed, and some programming. Tailoring the execution of your apps to your own specific devices and needs is extremely educational, intellectually rewarding, and is an excellent way to get started in kernel programming. Coding enthusiasts who can't wait to peek under the hood of their systems are invited to attend! about this event: https://c3voc.de

Discover the capabilities of seamless integration between Linux and Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). Gain insights into how this integration can empower an organization, streamline device management and enhance security. I'll guide you through the practical aspects of enabling Linux devices to join Entra ID and ensure smooth authentication. Join me in exploring how integrating Linux with Entra ID can unlock possibilities for your organization's future digital infrastructure. Discover the capabilities of seamless integration between Linux and Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). Gain insights into how this integration can empower an organization, streamline device management and enhance security. I'll guide you through the practical aspects of enabling Linux devices to join Entra ID and ensure smooth authentication. Join me in exploring how integrating Linux with Entra ID can unlock possibilities for your organization's future digital infrastructure. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Software development without Linux is no longer possible within automotive environment. Therefore Volkswagen Group IT created and maintains a Linux distribution for our developers. This short talk will highlight our starting goal to integrate into the existing environment, highlight our integration problems and solutions with contributing to upstream. Furthermore we will show where Linux desktop need to improve in future iteration to be a good fitting replacement for other systems. Software development without Linux is no longer possible within automotive environment. Therefore Volkswagen Group IT created and maintains a Linux distribution for our developers. This short talk will highlight our starting goal to integrate into the existing environment, highlight our integration problems and solutions with contributing to upstream. Furthermore we will show where Linux desktop need to improve in future iteration to be a good fitting replacement for other systems. about this event: https://c3voc.de

NeuVector is a open source container security platform. Key strengths are vulnerability and runtime scanning. I demonstrate in this talk how you ensure that only container images without a detected vulnerability move to the next stage in your Pipeline. How you define the baseline of allowed activities of your application. And how you can block the deployment into production if an unexpected behavior at runtime was detected in your testing stage. I'll use AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeDeploy and AWS CloudFormation. The procedure is applicable to other toolset and Hybrid environments as well. NeuVector is a open source container security platform. Key strengths are vulnerability and runtime scanning. I demonstrate in this talk how you ensure that only container images without a detected vulnerability move to the next stage in your Pipeline. How you define the baseline of allowed activities of your application. And how you can block the deployment into production if an unexpected behavior at runtime was detected in your testing stage. I'll use AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeDeploy and AWS CloudFormation. The procedure is applicable to other toolset and Hybrid environments as well. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Why is central logging so important? Convenience, availability and security. Convenience, as you have a single place to check instead of many. Availability, as you can check log messages, even if the sending host is unavailable. Security, as logs leave hosts as soon as they are produced, so an attacker has no chance to modify them. Developers, operators, and security have a single view of the whole network and can easily correlate events from multiple hosts. Often, the various tools to analyze log messages provide you with their own agents to forward logs to SIEM or other analytics tools. However, this is inefficient for several reasons. Most importantly, it is a waste of computing resources. You install multiple applications to do the same job: forwarding log messages. And these messages then travel through your network multiple times. So, what you should do instead is build a dedicated log management layer for central log collection. This ensures that log messages are collected only once. Using the OpenTelemetry protocol, logs, traces and metrics can be collected together, simplifying the architecture of collecting data about your infrastructure even further. From this talk, you can learn how to implement central logging using syslog-ng and how OpenTelemetry changes logging. Syslog-ng in openSUSE Tumbleweed already supports the OpenTelemetry protocol. Why is central logging so important? Convenience, availability and security. Convenience, as you have a single place to check instead of many. Availability, as you can check log messages, even if the sending host is unavailable. Security, as logs leave hosts as soon as they are produced, so an attacker has no chance to modify them. Developers, operators, and security have a single view of the whole network and can easily correlate events from multiple hosts. Often, the various tools to analyze log messages provide you with their own agents to forward logs to SIEM or other analytics tools. However, this is inefficient for several reasons. Most importantly, it is a waste of computing resources. You install multiple applications to do the same job: forwarding log messages. And these messages then travel through your network multiple times. So, what you should do instead is build a dedicated log management layer for central log collection. This ensures that log messages are collected only once. Using the OpenTelemetry protocol, logs, traces and metrics can be collected together, simplifying the architecture of collecting data about your infrastructure even further. From this talk, you can learn how to implement central logging using syslog-ng and how OpenTelemetry changes logging. Syslog-ng in openSUSE Tumbleweed already supports the OpenTelemetry protocol. about this event: https://c3voc.de

openSUSE is a project with a long proud heritage, however at it's heart we've always had a recurring problem. openSUSE is not SUSE. This session will investigate the problems that the Project and Companies shared names have caused both over the years. Assumptions will be challenged, expectations will be broken, and the session will kick off a grass roots effort from a number of community members to propose openSUSE finds a new, less ambiguous name for itself. openSUSE is a project with a long proud heritage, however at it's heart we've always had a recurring problem. openSUSE is not SUSE. This session will investigate the problems that the Project and Companies shared names have caused both over the years. Assumptions will be challenged, expectations will be broken, and the session will kick off a grass roots effort from a number of community members to propose openSUSE finds a new, less ambiguous name for itself. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Am 9. Oktober jährt sich der antisemitische, rassistische und misogyne Anschlag von Halle (und Wiedersdorf) zum 5. Mal. Jana L. und Kevin Schwarze wurden dabei brutal ermordet. Der Anschlag ist Teil einer langen Geschichte rechten Terrors in Deutschland. Der Prozess gegen den Täter war ein besonderes Beispiel linker Solidarität, geprägt durch das beeindruckende Engagement der Überlebenden und ihrer Unterstützer*innen. Seither ist es in der Linken leiser um den Anschlag geworden. Nach dem 7. Oktober und dem Krieg zwischen Israel und der Hamas stehen viele Bündnisse auf der Kippe. Wie kann linkes, politisches Gedenken aussehen, das die Perspektiven der Überlebenden und Angehörigen der Ermordeten ernst nimmt, einbezieht und den Anschlag nicht in Vergessenheit geraten lässt? Wie kann ein Gedenken in 2024 aussehen, das rassistische und antisemitische Gewalt und Diskriminierung nicht gegeneinander stellt, sondern zusammen erinnert und bekämpft? Language: EN Translation: DE Recording: YES October 9, 2024 marks the 5th anniversary of the anti-Semitic, racist and misogynistic attack in Halle, part of a long history of right-wing terror in Germany. The trial against the perpetrator was an impressive commitment of the survivors and their supporters and a special example of left-wing solidarity. After October 7 and the war between Israel and Hamas, many alliances are on the brink of collapse. What can a commemoration 2024 look like that does not set racist and anti-Semitic violence and discrimination against each other, but remembers and fights them together? Language: EN Translation: DE Recording: YES about this event: https://c3voc.de

Rick Spencer has a passion for leading teams in the creation of amazing software. He strives to create clarity of vision, passion for quality, and user-centered decision making to both small and large software development teams. Rick is a General Manager with SUSE since January 2024. He has held positions at InfluxData, Canonical Ltd. and Microsoft. Rick Spencer has a passion for leading teams in the creation of amazing software. He strives to create clarity of vision, passion for quality, and user-centered decision making to both small and large software development teams. Rick is a General Manager with SUSE since January 2024. He has held positions at InfluxData, Canonical Ltd. and Microsoft. about this event: https://c3voc.de

The goal of this session is to foster a conversation about the new installer developed by the YaST Team and how it can fit in the future plans for openSUSE. First, we will provide a high level view of Agama, the new experimental installer that you can see in action at a separate session at openSUSE Conference 2024. Then we will dive into several specific topics like concrete features, current status, future plans, comparison with YaST, compatibility with AutoYaST profiles and much more. Finally we want to use this session to gather opinions from the openSUSE community and to discuss how we want to move forward regarding the installation of our operating systems in the mid and long terms. The goal of this session is to foster a conversation about the new installer developed by the YaST Team and how it can fit in the future plans for openSUSE. First, we will provide a high level view of Agama, the new experimental installer that you can see in action at a separate session at openSUSE Conference 2024. Then we will dive into several specific topics like concrete features, current status, future plans, comparison with YaST, compatibility with AutoYaST profiles and much more. Finally we want to use this session to gather opinions from the openSUSE community and to discuss how we want to move forward regarding the installation of our operating systems in the mid and long terms. about this event: https://c3voc.de

IoT application developers that need to leverage the emerging cloud-edge continuum are faced with a number of challenges. Many of them derive from the limitations imposed by resource-constrained edge devices, infrastructure heterogeneity, and the need to meet criteria such as performance, resilience, security, data sovereignty, and energy efficiency. To overcome these obstacles, the EU project COGNIT (https://cognit.sovereignedge.eu/) is developing a new distributed Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) platform that enables application developers to off-load tasks to a cognitive computing continuum. Through Artificial Intelligence enabled orchestration and automation, this Horizon Europe project will implement a disaggregated architecture that fits the nature of edge environments and abstracts the complexities of the underlying cloud-edge infrastructure. It enables for dynamically managing and adapting resources and workloads in response to incidents, security aspects, and other metrics that are relevant to the evolving needs of the workloads and applications. In this talk we will explore some of the sectors and use cases—including Industry & Manufacturing, Smart Cities, Cybersecurity, Wildfire Detection, Energy—in which the open source technology that we are developing in this project will bring an immediate benefit to IoT/edge application developers and end-users. IoT application developers that need to leverage the emerging cloud-edge continuum are faced with a number of challenges. Many of them derive from the limitations imposed by resource-constrained edge devices, infrastructure heterogeneity, and the need to meet criteria such as performance, resilience, security, data sovereignty, and energy efficiency. To overcome these obstacles, the EU project COGNIT (https://cognit.sovereignedge.eu/) is developing a new distributed Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) platform that enables application developers to off-load tasks to a cognitive computing continuum. Through Artificial Intelligence enabled orchestration and automation, this Horizon Europe project will implement a disaggregated architecture that fits the nature of edge environments and abstracts the complexities of the underlying cloud-edge infrastructure. It enables for dynamically managing and adapting resources and workloads in response to incidents, security aspects, and other metrics that are relevant to the evolving needs of the workloads and applications. In this talk we will explore some of the sectors and use cases—including Industry & Manufacturing, Smart Cities, Cybersecurity, Wildfire Detection, Energy—in which the open source technology that we are developing in this project will bring an immediate benefit to IoT/edge application developers and end-users. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Today we will talk about Linux Mirrors. What do people use them for? Why they could use a (tiny bit) of modernization? What are the security implications? Where are we now and where do we plan to go? We will show you what we have done to take care of these concerns, how far we’ve gotten and our vision for the road ahead. We want to hear about everyone's opinions on what we’re doing well and more importantly on what we’re doing wrong. Today we will talk about Linux Mirrors. What do people use them for? Why they could use a (tiny bit) of modernization? What are the security implications? Where are we now and where do we plan to go? We will show you what we have done to take care of these concerns, how far we’ve gotten and our vision for the road ahead. We want to hear about everyone's opinions on what we’re doing well and more importantly on what we’re doing wrong. about this event: https://c3voc.de

With ALP we switch from AppArmor to SELinux. This talk will discuss the current state of SELinux on ALP: - what works well - what are the challenges we've seen - what to expect in the future This talk requires a basic understanding of SELinux (e.g. last years talk) With ALP we switch from AppArmor to SELinux. This talk will discuss the current state of SELinux on ALP: - what works well - what are the challenges we've seen - what to expect in the future This talk requires a basic understanding of SELinux (e.g. last years talk) about this event: https://c3voc.de

Last two years I have talked at this conference about the SUSE ALP - about SUSE’s plans, the products to come, alsi the technology included. A year is a long time, therfore I would like to share what has changed since last year, which products are already out, which are just to come and what will come late r, and how the openSUSE project can build their own products on top of it. Last two years I have talked at this conference about the SUSE ALP - about SUSE’s plans, the products to come, alsi the technology included. A year is a long time, therfore I would like to share what has changed since last year, which products are already out, which are just to come and what will come late r, and how the openSUSE project can build their own products on top of it. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Midori features by being a light, fast and secure browser but in recent years it has become the epicenter of open source and free software services, with a focus on privacy, OpenSUSE is our center for the construction and distribution of Midori. We want to present Midori to the entire free software and OpenSUSE community as a tool for the protection of privacy, for security, also as a vehicle of innovation for navigation and as an ecosystem for the construction of services that revolve around the browser. We are going to talk about Midori, a renowned browser that has been renewed, we are going to talk about the news, our future plans, our commitment to privacy and free software, and we are also going to talk about how we use OpenSUSE in our construction process and the integration of Midori with other applications and services. VPN browsing, DNS, ad blocker, search engine, AstianGO and many other services aimed at user privacy and security. Midori features by being a light, fast and secure browser but in recent years it has become the epicenter of open source and free software services, with a focus on privacy, OpenSUSE is our center for the construction and distribution of Midori. We want to present Midori to the entire free software and OpenSUSE community as a tool for the protection of privacy, for security, also as a vehicle of innovation for navigation and as an ecosystem for the construction of services that revolve around the browser. We are going to talk about Midori, a renowned browser that has been renewed, we are going to talk about the news, our future plans, our commitment to privacy and free software, and we are also going to talk about how we use OpenSUSE in our construction process and the integration of Midori with other applications and services. VPN browsing, DNS, ad blocker, search engine, AstianGO and many other services aimed at user privacy and security. about this event: https://c3voc.de