FOSSY 2026 Thursday, 6 Aug 2026

Conference times are in PDT (UTC-0700). Current talks will be highlighted.

Room MCLD 2002 MCLD 3038 MCLD 2018 CEME 1212 MCLD 3014
Track

Open Source Governance and Community Stability

Databases

FOSS and Research Computing

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools

Right to Repair

10:15AM

Registration Open

01:45PM

Opening Remarks

02:00PM

From First PR to Release Manager: A Path into Open Source
Daniel Scherzer

Real-time Monitoring and Reporting your Databases
Syed Usman Ahmad

Breaking Barriers in High-Performance Computing: Open OnDemand as a Catalyst for Research Innovation
Dr. Tannistha Nandi

Reverse engineering binary blobs on mobile
Rob Savoye

02:45PM

Break

03:00PM

Open Source Survival in the age of AI
Joshua D. Drake (JD)

O11y in One: Exploring ClickHouse as a Unified Telemetry Database
Josh Lee

A GNU poke-based, machine-readable file-format specification for HDF5
Gerd Heber

KCFI Comes to GCC: Code-Reuse Defenses for the Linux Kernel
Kees Cook

Chromebooks are the new Thinkpads; turning ewaste into a daily driver
Owen Zimmerman

03:45PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break

04:30PM

Plan to fork (So you don't have to fork)
Rich Bowen

What's a Data Lake and What Does It Mean For My Open Source Stack?
Robert Hodges

ColdFront and Onboarding Automation Development at UBC ARC
Jacob Boschee

Picolibc - a C library for embedded systems
Keith Packard

A year into Box Theory: what we've learned
Denver Gingerich

05:15PM

Break

05:30PM

Open Source Community Development: Stickers are Good, People Sticking Around is Even Better
Stacey Haysler

Take care of the bits and the gigabytes take care of themselves
Kyle Davis

Rethinking One Open Source: How Open Source and Open Source for Social Good Differ
Mariam Guizani

Algol 68 and the GNU Algol 68 toolchain
Pietro Monteiro

07:00PM

Official Thursday Night Event

10:00PM

Day End

10:15AM–01:15PM

Registration Open


ends 1:15 p.m.

01:45PM–02:00PM

Opening Remarks


ends 2 p.m.

02:00PM–02:45PM

From First PR to Release Manager: A Path into Open Source
Daniel Scherzer

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 2:45 p.m.

Real-time Monitoring and Reporting your Databases
Syed Usman Ahmad

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 2:45 p.m.

Breaking Barriers in High-Performance Computing: Open OnDemand as a Catalyst for Research Innovation
Dr. Tannistha Nandi

FOSS and Research Computing — MCLD 2018
ends 2:45 p.m.

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 2:45 p.m.

Reverse engineering binary blobs on mobile
Rob Savoye

Right to Repair — MCLD 3014
ends 2:45 p.m.

02:45PM–03:00PM

Break


ends 3 p.m.

03:00PM–03:45PM

Open Source Survival in the age of AI
Joshua D. Drake (JD)

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 3:45 p.m.

O11y in One: Exploring ClickHouse as a Unified Telemetry Database
Josh Lee

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 3:45 p.m.

A GNU poke-based, machine-readable file-format specification for HDF5
Gerd Heber

FOSS and Research Computing — MCLD 2018
ends 3:45 p.m.

KCFI Comes to GCC: Code-Reuse Defenses for the Linux Kernel
Kees Cook

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 3:45 p.m.

Chromebooks are the new Thinkpads; turning ewaste into a daily driver
Owen Zimmerman

Right to Repair — MCLD 3014
ends 3:45 p.m.

03:45PM–04:30PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break


ends 4:30 p.m.

04:30PM–05:15PM

Plan to fork (So you don't have to fork)
Rich Bowen

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 5:15 p.m.

What's a Data Lake and What Does It Mean For My Open Source Stack?
Robert Hodges

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 5:15 p.m.

ColdFront and Onboarding Automation Development at UBC ARC
Jacob Boschee

FOSS and Research Computing — MCLD 2018
ends 5:15 p.m.

Picolibc - a C library for embedded systems
Keith Packard

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 5:15 p.m.

A year into Box Theory: what we've learned
Denver Gingerich

Right to Repair — MCLD 3014
ends 5:15 p.m.

05:15PM–05:30PM

Break


ends 5:30 p.m.

05:30PM–06:15PM

Open Source Community Development: Stickers are Good, People Sticking Around is Even Better
Stacey Haysler

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 6:15 p.m.

Take care of the bits and the gigabytes take care of themselves
Kyle Davis

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 6:15 p.m.

Rethinking One Open Source: How Open Source and Open Source for Social Good Differ
Mariam Guizani

FOSS and Research Computing — MCLD 2018
ends 6:15 p.m.

Algol 68 and the GNU Algol 68 toolchain
Pietro Monteiro

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 6:15 p.m.

Right to Repair — MCLD 3014
ends 6:15 p.m.

07:00PM–10:00PM

Official Thursday Night Event


ends 10 p.m.

10:00PM

Day End

FOSSY 2026 Friday, 7 Aug 2026

Conference times are in PDT (UTC-0700). Current talks will be highlighted.

Room MCLD 2002 MCLD 3038 MCLD 2018 MCLD 2012 CEME 1212 CEME 1210
Track

Open Source Governance and Community Stability

Databases

Fedicon

Legal Issues

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools

Linux Kernel

09:15AM

Breakfast and coffee break

09:45AM

Keynote Session: Friday

10:25AM

Presentation of the Distinguished Service Award in Software Freedom

10:45AM

The PHP Foundation and The Challenge of Sustaining Critical Digital Infrastructure
Elizabeth Barron

10 Ways To Grow The Fediverse
Evangelo S. Prodromou

California Banned Your Operating System: Age verification mandates and FOSS
Eric Schultz

What Other Toolchains Should Copy From Plan 9
Anthony Sorace

From iptables to bpfilter: a fast, simple firewall for Linux
Yaakov Stein

11:30AM

Break

11:45AM

Art of the Fork: Reclaiming Community Trust
Edward Ly

Herding Cats: Two years of building on AP
Julian Lam

It Was BSD All Along: Relicensing PHP After 30 Years
Ben Ramsey

New developments in pkgconf 3.0
Ariadne Conill

RAID sucks (and what we can do about it)
Christoph Hellwig

12:30PM

Lunch break (on your own)

02:00PM

Uncharted: Lessons from the First University System OSPO Network
Stephanie Lieggi

Hacking copyright and regulations for 25years! Past, present and a call for a future!
Nicole Faerber

SFrame V3: Towards efficient stack-tracing in GNU/Linux
Indu Bhagat

From Zero to Linux Kernel Contributor: 750+ Patches Later
Thorsten Blum

02:25PM

Recoverable grants for free software maintenance
Thomas Humphreys

02:45PM

Break

03:00PM

Enterprises Play Dirty
Peter Farkas

Making The Most of JSON Data In Your RDMS With JSON Table
Dave Stokes

Decentralised Badges with BadgeFed
Maho Pacheco

The How and Why of Bootstrappable Builds
Timothy Sample

Measuring hypervisor impact on Linux scheduling
Roan Richmond

03:45PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break

04:30PM

Beyond Adoption: What Actually Happens After You Add a Code of Conduct?
Shurui Zhou

Clustering in PostgreSQL: Because one database server is never enough (and neither is two)
Umair Shahid

Welley: Expanding the Fediverse with Groups, Channels, and a New DID Approach
Dmitry Skavish

Free and Open Source COBOL - Opening FOSS to Finance and Admin (the old DP shops)
Marty Heyman

eBPF Beyond Networking: Creative Uses of eBPF to Extend the Kernel Functionality
Rafael Roquetto, Nikola Grcevski

05:15PM

Break

05:30PM

Governance and Survival of a Hobbyist Open Source Project: The JabRef Story
Oliver Kopp

The GCC Runtime Library Exception: a tutorial for developers
Bradley M. Kühn

Low Cost Storage with SMR: State of the Art and Future Work
Damien Le Moal

06:15PM

Day End

09:15AM–09:45AM

Breakfast and coffee break


ends 9:45 a.m.

09:45AM–10:25AM

Keynote Session: Friday


ends 10:25 a.m.

10:25AM–10:35AM

Presentation of the Distinguished Service Award in Software Freedom


ends 10:35 a.m.

10:45AM–11:30AM

The PHP Foundation and The Challenge of Sustaining Critical Digital Infrastructure
Elizabeth Barron

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 11:30 a.m.

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 11:30 a.m.

10 Ways To Grow The Fediverse
Evangelo S. Prodromou

Fedicon — MCLD 2018
ends 11:30 a.m.

California Banned Your Operating System: Age verification mandates and FOSS
Eric Schultz

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 11:30 a.m.

What Other Toolchains Should Copy From Plan 9
Anthony Sorace

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 11:30 a.m.

From iptables to bpfilter: a fast, simple firewall for Linux
Yaakov Stein

Linux Kernel — CEME 1210
ends 11:30 a.m.

11:30AM–11:45AM

Break


ends 11:45 a.m.

11:45AM–12:30PM

Art of the Fork: Reclaiming Community Trust
Edward Ly

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 12:30 p.m.

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 12:30 p.m.

Herding Cats: Two years of building on AP
Julian Lam

Fedicon — MCLD 2018
ends 12:30 p.m.

It Was BSD All Along: Relicensing PHP After 30 Years
Ben Ramsey

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 12:30 p.m.

New developments in pkgconf 3.0
Ariadne Conill

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 12:30 p.m.

RAID sucks (and what we can do about it)
Christoph Hellwig

Linux Kernel — CEME 1210
ends 12:30 p.m.

12:30PM–02:00PM

Lunch break (on your own)


ends 2 p.m.

02:00PM–02:20PM

Uncharted: Lessons from the First University System OSPO Network
Stephanie Lieggi

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 2:20 p.m.

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 2:45 p.m.

Fedicon — MCLD 2018
ends 2:45 p.m.

Hacking copyright and regulations for 25years! Past, present and a call for a future!
Nicole Faerber

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 2:45 p.m.

SFrame V3: Towards efficient stack-tracing in GNU/Linux
Indu Bhagat

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 2:45 p.m.

From Zero to Linux Kernel Contributor: 750+ Patches Later
Thorsten Blum

Linux Kernel — CEME 1210
ends 2:45 p.m.

02:25PM–02:45PM

Recoverable grants for free software maintenance
Thomas Humphreys

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 2:45 p.m.

02:45PM–03:00PM

Break


ends 3 p.m.

03:00PM–03:45PM

Enterprises Play Dirty
Peter Farkas

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 3:45 p.m.

Making The Most of JSON Data In Your RDMS With JSON Table
Dave Stokes

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 3:45 p.m.

Decentralised Badges with BadgeFed
Maho Pacheco

Fedicon — MCLD 2018
ends 3:45 p.m.

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 3:45 p.m.

The How and Why of Bootstrappable Builds
Timothy Sample

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 3:45 p.m.

Measuring hypervisor impact on Linux scheduling
Roan Richmond

Linux Kernel — CEME 1210
ends 3:45 p.m.

03:45PM–04:30PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break


ends 4:30 p.m.

04:30PM–05:15PM

Beyond Adoption: What Actually Happens After You Add a Code of Conduct?
Shurui Zhou

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 5:15 p.m.

Welley: Expanding the Fediverse with Groups, Channels, and a New DID Approach
Dmitry Skavish

Fedicon — MCLD 2018
ends 5:15 p.m.

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 5:15 p.m.

Free and Open Source COBOL - Opening FOSS to Finance and Admin (the old DP shops)
Marty Heyman

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 5:15 p.m.

eBPF Beyond Networking: Creative Uses of eBPF to Extend the Kernel Functionality
Rafael Roquetto, Nikola Grcevski

Linux Kernel — CEME 1210
ends 5:15 p.m.

05:15PM–05:30PM

Break


ends 5:30 p.m.

05:30PM–06:15PM

Governance and Survival of a Hobbyist Open Source Project: The JabRef Story
Oliver Kopp

Open Source Governance and Community Stability — MCLD 2002
ends 6:15 p.m.

Databases — MCLD 3038
ends 6:15 p.m.

Fedicon — MCLD 2018
ends 6:15 p.m.

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 6:15 p.m.

The GCC Runtime Library Exception: a tutorial for developers
Bradley M. Kühn

Toolchain and Other Developer Tools — CEME 1212
ends 6:15 p.m.

Low Cost Storage with SMR: State of the Art and Future Work
Damien Le Moal

Linux Kernel — CEME 1210
ends 6:15 p.m.

06:15PM

Day End

FOSSY 2026 Saturday, 8 Aug 2026

Conference times are in PDT (UTC-0700). Current talks will be highlighted.

Room MCLD 2002 MCLD 3038 MCLD 3002 MCLD 2012 CEME 1202
Track

Camp KDE

XMPP

AI

Legal Issues

Fedicon

09:15AM

Breakfast and coffee break

09:45AM

Keynote Session: Saturday

10:45AM

A day in the life of KDE QA - how testing and triage help development
Tracey Clark

Co-Building the Future: AI Alignment for Open Source Communities
Emma Irwin

Anotomy of a 3D Printer AGPLv3 violation(s)
Bradley M. Kühn, Denver Gingerich, Karen Sandler

Loops: One Year Later
Dan Supernault

11:30AM

Break

11:45AM

Why Ultramarine Chose Plasma
Jaiden Riordan

From Prompts to Runtime Signals: Making Open-Source AI Systems More Trustworthy
Rishabh Banga

YASF: or Yet another SBOM format
Sen Hastings

ActivityPub API - Microblogging and Beyond
Django Doucet

12:30PM

Lunch break (on your own)

02:00PM

KDE from Enterprise to Mobile
Troy Dawson

Encrypted messaging interoperability with hybrid bridges in XMPP
Marvin W.

Dude, where did my tokens go?
Nikola Grcevski, Rafael Roquetto

copyleft-next BoF
Bradley M. Kühn

Off-Grid Inter-Neighborhood Networks
Vagrant Cascadian

02:45PM

Break

03:00PM

Kdenlive - The Past, Present, and Future
Bernd Jordan

Beyond Chat: Delivering mini "apps" with great UI
Stephen Paul Weber

Open AI, Human Trust: How Free Software Shapes the Way People Experience Modern AI
Samira, Kianoosh Boroojeni

03:45PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break

04:30PM

KDE Plasma on the "Immutable" Desktop, and an examination of the Kalpa Desktop
Shawn W Dunn

"Beautiful XMPP Testing" revisited -- How to Overcome the Mind-Body Duality by Staring at XML
Phillip Davis

Too Many Eyeballs? Free Software Security in the LLM Era
Sean O'Brien

05:15PM

Break

05:30PM

Panel: 30 years of KDE
Neal Gompa, Shawn W Dunn, Tracey Clark, Troy Dawson

"Magnifica Humanitas" and FOSS
Eric Schultz

FireSide Fedi (Panel)
Anthony Zone

06:15PM

Day End

09:15AM–09:45AM

Breakfast and coffee break


ends 9:45 a.m.

09:45AM–10:30AM

Keynote Session: Saturday


ends 10:30 a.m.

10:45AM–11:30AM

A day in the life of KDE QA - how testing and triage help development
Tracey Clark

Camp KDE — MCLD 2002
ends 11:30 a.m.

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 11:30 a.m.

Co-Building the Future: AI Alignment for Open Source Communities
Emma Irwin

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 11:30 a.m.

Anotomy of a 3D Printer AGPLv3 violation(s)
Bradley M. Kühn, Denver Gingerich, Karen Sandler

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 11:30 a.m.

Loops: One Year Later
Dan Supernault

Fedicon — CEME 1202
ends 11:30 a.m.

11:30AM–11:45AM

Break


ends 11:45 a.m.

11:45AM–12:30PM

Why Ultramarine Chose Plasma
Jaiden Riordan

Camp KDE — MCLD 2002
ends 12:30 p.m.

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 12:30 p.m.

YASF: or Yet another SBOM format
Sen Hastings

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 12:30 p.m.

ActivityPub API - Microblogging and Beyond
Django Doucet

Fedicon — CEME 1202
ends 12:30 p.m.

12:30PM–02:00PM

Lunch break (on your own)


ends 2 p.m.

02:00PM–02:45PM

KDE from Enterprise to Mobile
Troy Dawson

Camp KDE — MCLD 2002
ends 2:45 p.m.

Encrypted messaging interoperability with hybrid bridges in XMPP
Marvin W.

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 2:45 p.m.

Dude, where did my tokens go?
Nikola Grcevski, Rafael Roquetto

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 2:45 p.m.

copyleft-next BoF
Bradley M. Kühn

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 2:45 p.m.

Off-Grid Inter-Neighborhood Networks
Vagrant Cascadian

Fedicon — CEME 1202
ends 2:45 p.m.

02:45PM–03:00PM

Break


ends 3 p.m.

03:00PM–03:45PM

Kdenlive - The Past, Present, and Future
Bernd Jordan

Camp KDE — MCLD 2002
ends 3:45 p.m.

Beyond Chat: Delivering mini "apps" with great UI
Stephen Paul Weber

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 3:45 p.m.

Open AI, Human Trust: How Free Software Shapes the Way People Experience Modern AI
Samira, Kianoosh Boroojeni

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 3:45 p.m.

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 3:45 p.m.

Fedicon — CEME 1202
ends 3:45 p.m.

03:45PM–04:30PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break


ends 4:30 p.m.

04:30PM–05:15PM

KDE Plasma on the "Immutable" Desktop, and an examination of the Kalpa Desktop
Shawn W Dunn

Camp KDE — MCLD 2002
ends 5:15 p.m.

Too Many Eyeballs? Free Software Security in the LLM Era
Sean O'Brien

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 5:15 p.m.

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 5:15 p.m.

Fedicon — CEME 1202
ends 5:15 p.m.

05:15PM–05:30PM

Break


ends 5:30 p.m.

05:30PM–06:15PM

Panel: 30 years of KDE
Neal Gompa, Shawn W Dunn, Tracey Clark, Troy Dawson

Camp KDE — MCLD 2002
ends 6:15 p.m.

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 6:15 p.m.

"Magnifica Humanitas" and FOSS
Eric Schultz

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 6:15 p.m.

Legal Issues — MCLD 2012
ends 6:15 p.m.

FireSide Fedi (Panel)
Anthony Zone

Fedicon — CEME 1202
ends 6:15 p.m.

06:15PM

Day End

FOSSY 2026 Sunday, 9 Aug 2026

Conference times are in PDT (UTC-0700). Current talks will be highlighted.

Room MCLD 2002 MCLD 3038 MCLD 3002 MCLD 2012 CEME 1202
Track

Science of Community

XMPP

AI

FOSS in Daily Life

Wild Card

09:15AM

Breakfast and coffee break

09:45AM

Keynote Session: Sunday

10:45AM

Community Event Organizing
Michael Dexter

When Data Gets Heavy: Voice and Video for Large Groups
Christopher Vollick

The Open Source AI Definition: Where Do We Go From Here
Duane O'Brien

Encrypt Your Servers
Romeo Solano

Libre Cooperatives from HVAC to Media Libraries: An Economic Proposal for Better Tech
Jason Prince

11:30AM

Break

11:45AM

Lessons from Three Feature Deployments in a Stewarded Open Source Project
Matthew Gaughan

UnifiedPush - Push notifications. Decentralized and Open Source
Daniel Gultsch

Copyright is bad, actually, and maybe not all the LLMs are
Matthew Garrett

Lessons on Improving CPython Piece-by-Piece
Charlie Lin

The Cathedral and the Bizarre II: Branches of Faith or, Committing Code Not Sins
Toby Betts

12:30PM

Lunch break (on your own)

01:45PM

02:00PM

Revival Retrospective: Fedora KDE
Neal Gompa

Adventures in Onboarding: Episode V - The Server Goes Down
Gideon Mayhak

Toward Ethical Use of LLM-gen-AI to advance FOSS
Bradley M. Kühn, Denver Gingerich, Karen Sandler

Running your own mailing list, form backend, and music library tools
Pardis Noorzad

Contributing to OpenHospital: An Undergraduate Team's First Open Source Experience
Abhigna Nimmagadda, Likitha Nanduri

02:25PM

Accidental Ambassadors: Open Source as Diplomatic Work
Laura Langdon

02:45PM

Break

03:00PM

Designing attestations UI: The Security and Safety of OSS package supply chain
Eriol Fox

Snikket: Behind the scenes of our on-demand XMPP server hosting
Matthew Wild

Simple Scalable Privacy: Unleashing OpenWRT, Pi-hole, Unbound, & Bind9
Jonathan Haack

Open source docs that turn users into customers
Mike Jang

03:25PM

Lowering Barriers in Open Source: AI-Supported Onboarding with CommUnityBuddy
Pedro Oliveira, Igor Steinmacher

03:45PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break

04:30PM

Mopping Up the Slop: How bad is it, and what can we do?
Dr. Kaylea Champion

Your Open-Source Project Needs a Security Statement, and here’s why!
Luc Letarte

05:15PM

Closing Remarks

06:30PM

Day End

09:15AM–09:45AM

Breakfast and coffee break


ends 9:45 a.m.

09:45AM–10:30AM

Keynote Session: Sunday


ends 10:30 a.m.

10:45AM–11:30AM

Community Event Organizing
Michael Dexter

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 11:30 a.m.

When Data Gets Heavy: Voice and Video for Large Groups
Christopher Vollick

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 11:30 a.m.

The Open Source AI Definition: Where Do We Go From Here
Duane O'Brien

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 11:30 a.m.

Encrypt Your Servers
Romeo Solano

FOSS in Daily Life — MCLD 2012
ends 11:30 a.m.

11:30AM–11:45AM

Break


ends 11:45 a.m.

11:45AM–12:30PM

Lessons from Three Feature Deployments in a Stewarded Open Source Project
Matthew Gaughan

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 12:30 p.m.

UnifiedPush - Push notifications. Decentralized and Open Source
Daniel Gultsch

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 12:30 p.m.

Copyright is bad, actually, and maybe not all the LLMs are
Matthew Garrett

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 12:30 p.m.

Lessons on Improving CPython Piece-by-Piece
Charlie Lin

FOSS in Daily Life — MCLD 2012
ends 12:30 p.m.

12:30PM–01:45PM

Lunch break (on your own)


ends 1:45 p.m.

01:45PM–02:00PM


ends 2 p.m.

02:00PM–02:20PM

Revival Retrospective: Fedora KDE
Neal Gompa

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 2:20 p.m.

Adventures in Onboarding: Episode V - The Server Goes Down
Gideon Mayhak

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 2:45 p.m.

Toward Ethical Use of LLM-gen-AI to advance FOSS
Bradley M. Kühn, Denver Gingerich, Karen Sandler

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 2:45 p.m.

Running your own mailing list, form backend, and music library tools
Pardis Noorzad

FOSS in Daily Life — MCLD 2012
ends 2:45 p.m.

Contributing to OpenHospital: An Undergraduate Team's First Open Source Experience
Abhigna Nimmagadda, Likitha Nanduri

Wild Card — CEME 1202
ends 2:45 p.m.

02:25PM–02:45PM

Accidental Ambassadors: Open Source as Diplomatic Work
Laura Langdon

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 2:45 p.m.

02:45PM–03:00PM

Break


ends 3 p.m.

03:00PM–03:20PM

Designing attestations UI: The Security and Safety of OSS package supply chain
Eriol Fox

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 3:20 p.m.

Snikket: Behind the scenes of our on-demand XMPP server hosting
Matthew Wild

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 3:45 p.m.

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 3:45 p.m.

Simple Scalable Privacy: Unleashing OpenWRT, Pi-hole, Unbound, & Bind9
Jonathan Haack

FOSS in Daily Life — MCLD 2012
ends 3:45 p.m.

Open source docs that turn users into customers
Mike Jang

Wild Card — CEME 1202
ends 3:45 p.m.

03:25PM–03:45PM

Lowering Barriers in Open Source: AI-Supported Onboarding with CommUnityBuddy
Pedro Oliveira, Igor Steinmacher

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 3:45 p.m.

03:45PM–04:30PM

Coffee, tea, and snack break


ends 4:30 p.m.

04:30PM–05:15PM

Mopping Up the Slop: How bad is it, and what can we do?
Dr. Kaylea Champion

Science of Community — MCLD 2002
ends 5:15 p.m.

XMPP — MCLD 3038
ends 5:15 p.m.

AI — MCLD 3002
ends 5:15 p.m.

FOSS in Daily Life — MCLD 2012
ends 5:15 p.m.

Your Open-Source Project Needs a Security Statement, and here’s why!
Luc Letarte

Wild Card — CEME 1202
ends 5:15 p.m.

05:15PM–06:30PM

Closing Remarks


ends 6:30 p.m.

06:30PM

Day End