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The Great Migration? (Part 1) (osc25)
Recent global political events have up ended the global order. Coupled with the EOL of Windows 10, does Desktop Linux have a shot at the mass replacement of Windows in the corporate and government sectors? This wide ranging talk will cover the reasons why I think it does, and how we might achieve this goal. I believe it is easier than we think.
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A Community has to do what a Community has to do! (osc25)
When proprietary products are discontinued or bought up by competitors, your own (decision-making) freedom can quickly become precarious. A discontinued product forces you to migrate, incurs costs, and imposes unwelcome decisions. Not so with open source software: it offers me the freedom to develop the code further at any time, either on my own or with new partners, and to set up new support chains. The freedom not to have to migrate and the freedom not to have to work with an unpleasant service provider. Even drastic changes in product and business strategy can be...
SUSE Package Hub - Current State - Roadmap - Contribution (osc25)
SUSE Package Hub delivers open source packages to enterprise users in combination with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
This talk covers the basic understanding how Package Hub is designed to work since it is sharing a collection of same sources with the corresponding openSUSE Leap version. Furthermore we will show the planned future, what is going to change, and how to contribute.
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SUSE CEO welcomes contributors to openSUSE Conference 2025 (osc25)
Join SUSE CEO Dirk-Peter van Leeuwen as he opens the openSUSE Conference 2025 in Nuremberg. In this brief welcome, DP will congratulate the community on its 20th anniversary - highlighting the critical role of open source collaboration and innovation in shaping the future of software innovation. He will specifically emphasize the immense importance of the European open source software developer community at this pivotal moment in time, recognizing its unique contributions and growing influence in a world of increasing geopolitical uncertainty. He will restate SUSE's commitment to the openSUSE project and its broader impact...
Update from the Future Technology Team (osc25)
In this presentation, I will give an introduction to the projects that the Future Technology team is working on and report on the current status.
Some of the bigger topics are:
- Update on Full Disk Encryption with TPM and Fido2
- Adding grub2-BLS support:
- YaST2
- Images (including with full disk encryption)
- Making it the default
- Adding FDE+TPM support to YaST2
- New features for transactional-update and rework of /etc handling
- systemd-sysext on MicroOS
- systemd-pull and OBS
- New tools (e.g. sndiff)
- And much more
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Fine tuning log routing (osc25)
Do you want to detect threats real-time and easily search logs to find relevant information? By default, incoming log messages are treated in log management apps as one long string. This is good enough if you just want to store logs. However, if you also want to act on log messages, you need more structured information. Syslog-ng and other applications also let you parse log messages. While parsing structured logs, like JSON, is easy, unstructured logs need a lot of work. This is where sequence can help you: if you have enough logs to...
Packit: RPM-based CI/CD for your project (osc25)
Are you in search of RPM-based CI for your project hosted on GitHub or GitLab? Allow us to introduce [Packit](https://packit.dev/), the upstream integration tailored specifically for RPM distributions. Initially conceived for Fedora, Packit now extends its capabilities to encompass the entire RPM family. In this presentation, we will explore Packit and how to use it for your project. Attendees can expect an examination of: * **RPM Builds and Testing**: Learn how Packit simplifies the process of running RPM builds and conducting tests directly on pull requests. * **RPM Repositories**: Discover how Packit allows you to provide your users...
Bridging the Digital Divide (osc25)
Open source software is powering global innovation. In less developed regions, it's not just technology but a catalyst for closing the digital divide and fueling economic and social progress. This session explores how open source software goes beyond just coding as it creates real opportunities and positive change in the world’s least developed areas. For software developers in underserved regions, open source software offers free access to advanced technologies. This empowers them to build innovative IT solutions tailored to their communities’ unique needs. I will highlight the many benefits of adopting and customizing open source software in...
SELinux - current state in (open)SUSE (osc25)
SELinux is a Mandatory Access Control (MAC) system that enhances a system's security by enforcing policy-based access control rules. For a long time openSUSE and SUSE have relied heavily on AppArmor as default MAC system. With the decision to switch to SELinux as default MAC on SLE 16 and openSUSE Tumbleweed, there are multiple challenges that we have to overcome to integrate SELinux into those distributions. This session will give an overview on the current state of SELinux in openSUSE and SUSE, the plans for the future and what it means for users. Licensed to the public under...
One Project, Shared Purpose (osc25)
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
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