Events Saturday, June 27, 2009

In total nine rooms host events and workshops from 10am to 6pm, most of them in building 7. Room London is located on the lower floor underneath the exhibition. It hosts the keynote at 1:30pm. In parallel to the keynote there no other events take place.

Additional lecture halls Berlin I + II and Europa I + II are located on the upper floor, above the exhibition. Room Ulm is located in building 6, and is accessible from the exhibition level. All of these rooms host talks from the free lecture program.

The forum is part of the exhibition, workshop room Kaiserslautern is half a level beneath the exhibition, accessible via the staircases between both halls. All events in these areas are organized by exhibiting projects and companies.

All rooms are signposted. Look out for directions. There is a daily updated program overview in PDF format.

Talks Saturday (lower and upper floors)

Zeit	London		Berlin I		Berlin II
10:00	X e n D i r e c t i o n s E u r o p e	Open Source Xen Hypervisor Community Ian Pratt (Xen.org)	O p e n s u s e	openSUSE Day Introduction Joe Brockmeier (Novell / openSUSE)	K D E	Netzwerkleitstand mit KDE Thomas Groß (teegee)
10:30				Easy-LTSP - Configure an openSUSE LTSP server easily Jan Weber (openSUSE)		Upgrade your Qt/KDE hacking. How different are version 3 and 4 of Qt and KDE, and how are they different? Till Adam (KDE)
11:00		HP ProLiant Virtual Platforms powered by Citrix XenServer Jerg Theurer (Hewlett- Packard GmbH)		Was ist neu in openSUSE 11.2 Andreas Jaeger (SUSE Linux Products GmbH / Novell)		Kross Scripting Framework Sebastian Sauer (KDE)
11:30		Virtualization - it's not just for servers anymore Dirk Hohndel (Intel Corporation)
12:00		Virtual Infrastructure Management with OpenNebula Ruben S. Montero (dsa- research.org (UCM)), Ignacio M. Llorente (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)		Do it Yourself: openSUSE Home Theater PC Henne Vogelsang (openSUSE)		KDE Semantic Clipboard Mario Fux (Skolelinux)
12:30		Virtualisierung unternehmenskritischer Anwendungen mit Xen: Oracle- Anwender setzen auf Oracle VM Christian Rothe (Oracle )				Advanced Graphics Programming with Qt Ariya Hidayat (Nokia, Qt Software)
13:00
13:30	K e y n o t e	Root Server mit Ubuntu Michael Kofler (Buchautor (Addison- Wesley))
14:00
14:30
15:00	X e n D i r e c t i o n s E u r o p e	Citrix XenServer und Open Source Xen: Das Beste beider Welten Frank Kohler (Citrix Systems)		Wine - Windows Applikation und Spiele für Linux Marcus Meissner (SUSE Linux Products GmbH)		KDE - Growth, development and innovation in one of the largest Free Software Communities Jos Poortvliet (KDE)
15:30		Q&A With Xen.org Community Stephen Spector (Xen.org)				KDE Education Frederik Gladhorn (KDE)
16:00		Highly available virtual infrastructures based on Xen Björn Brundert (Lufthansa Systems)		Warum WLAN nicht funktioniert! Helmut Schaa (SUSE Linux Products GmbH)		Marble - mehr als ein Virtueller Globus Torsten Rahn (KDE-Team / basysKom)
16:30		The challenges of guest migration Chris Schlaeger (AMD)		AppArmor in der Praxis Christian Boltz (openSUSE community & privat)		User- Centred: Shaping the KDE 4 Desktop Will Stephenson (openSUSE)
17:00		HXEN - Hosted Xen Hypervisor Project Stephen Spector (Xen.org)		SUSE Studio: Maßgeschneidertes Linux für Jedermann Cornelius Schumacher (SUSE Linux Products GmbH / Novell)		Social Desktop: Mit KDE Online- Communitys in den Desktop intregrieren Frank Karlitschek (KDE / h i v e 01 gmbh)
17:30						Kommander: KDE- Anwendungen blitzschnell entwickeln Thomas Groß (teegee)

Talks Saturday (upper floor)

Zeit	Europa I		Europa II		Ulm
10:00	N e t b o o k s	The Gdium (an european Linux Netbook) in Education, first feed backs Patrick Sinz (Gdium Foundation)	E d u c a t i o n	openSUSE in Schule und Ausbildung Lars Vogdt (SUSE LINUX Products GmbH)	G I S	Flexibles Change Management beim Betrieb abgesicherter Geowebdienste einer Geodateninfrastrukturen mit Freier Software Hans Plum (Intevation GmbH)
10:30
11:00		Netbooks with Linux - Tips and Tricks from Everyday Use Stefan Seyfried (SUSE Linux Products GmbH)		Lecture Pool Video Switch Dirk von Suchodoletz (Universität Freiburg), Simon Wittenberg (Lehrstuhl für Kommunikations- systeme der Albert Ludwigs Universität Freiburg)		Qualitätsmanagement bei OpenStreetMap Jochen Topf (Geofabrik GmbH)
11:30
12:00	K e r n e l	An Introduction to Device Mapper Multipath Tom Coughlan (Red Hat)		Einsatz von freier Software in einer Berufsschule: Rechner klonen und Groupwareeinsatz in der Schule Lars Vogdt (SUSE LINUX Products GmbH), Andreas Ochs (openSUSE Education)		WebGIS- Applikationen - Was kommt nach OpenLayers? Stephan Holl (Intevation GmbH)
12:30		Why Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)? Tom Coughlan (Red Hat)		Freie Software im Schulnetzwerk - ein Leidens- und Erfahrungs- bericht Florian Effenberger (OpenOffice.org)
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:30
15:00	N e t b o o k s	KDE on Laptop and Netbooks Sebastian Kugler (K Desktop Environment e.V.)		Education, Innovation, and Free Software Greg DeKoenigsberg (Red Hat)	W o r k s h o p s	uHTML - Effektive Trennung von Design und Funktion bei Webprojekten Roland Mosler (Jorga Interactive)
15:30
16:00	L X D E	LXDE: Overview & Roadmap Christoph Wickert (Fedora Project und LXDE), Mario Behling (LXDE Foundation)		Plan Ceibal - A country- wide OLPC deployment in Uruguay Pablo Casal (NetLabs), Eduardo Blanco (NetLabs)		No paper N. N.
16:30		LXDE - lighter, faster, less resource hungry Christoph Wickert (Fedora Project und LXDE)		Lightweight Software on the Frontier: Experience in Afghanistan Svetlana Senajova (PAIWASTOON Networking Services Ltd.)		No paper N. N.
17:00		LXDE Komponenten Christoph Wickert (Fedora Project und LXDE), Mario Behling (LXDE Foundation)		Sugar - a software playground for learning about learning Simon Schampijer (Sugar Labs)		No paper N. N.
17:30		Wie erstelle ich ein neues Theme fuer LXDE Christoph Wickert (Fedora Project und LXDE), Marcus Schulderinsky (LXDE Foundation)		eduMagnet Kristian Müller (eduMagnet.org)		No paper N. N.

Forum and Workshops Saturday

Zeit	Forum		Kaiserslautern/Devcenter		Karlsruhe
10:00	S p e c i a l E v e n t	Projects Fast Forward Jacqueline Rahemipour (natural computing GmbH)				No paper N. N.
10:30
11:00					W o r k s h o p s	Vim - Der beste Editor der Welt Oliver Rath (Münchner Gentoo Linux User Group)
11:30
12:00	L P I	LPI Classroom Klaus Behrla (LPI Central Europe)				Workshop: "Ubuntu Privacy Remix" - Hausverbot für "Bundestrojaner" & Co. Mark Preetorius ("Ubuntu Privacy Remix"- Team)
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:00						KVM Workshop Thomas Wurfbaum (B1 Systems GmbH)
14:30
15:00		LPI Classroom Klaus Behrla (LPI Central Europe)
15:30
16:00
16:30	S p e c i a l E v e n t	Liveübertragung Deutschlandfunk: Computer und Kommunikation Manfred Kloiber (Deutschlandfunk, Journalistenbüro Klick), Peter Welchering (Deutschlandfunk)
17:00						No paper N. N.
17:30