Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2023
After the Corona break, the Chemnitzer Linux-Tage will actully take place in real life again, and the Pengutronix team will have eight (!) talks there.
On the first glance this is a bit strange, as the Linux Tage are not directly a conference about or "core topics", about Embedded Linux and its use in the industry. But everyone who has been in Chemnitz before knows the "spirit" of the event, organized by many, many volunteers, with a lot of engagement and many, many spare time hours. We actually love the event and are there for many years. And, last but not least, it is always a good opportunity to meet with community people or even possible future employees. In the end, we always search vor people who "live" Open Source, are experienced in the kernel and want to work on Linux not only in their spare time.
Our team does not only consist of kernel developers, and so our talks cover many diffeent topics; in the end, we don't only use Linux on our embedded customer hardware, but everywhere in our daytime business.
- Mach es einfach: Nutze Vim! (Marie Mann, Assistentant of the CEO)
- Kameras in Chromium mit PipeWire und xdg-desktop-portal (Michael Olbrich, Graphics Team)
- Einfache VPNs mit Wireguard (Rouven Czerwinski, Kernel Team)
- Der Linux Kernel Entwicklungs-Workflow (Rouven Czerwinski, Kernel Team)
- SSH – Das Schweizer Taschenmesser fürs Netzwerk (Björn Lässig, Admin Team)
- Wenn Geräte an Bäumen wachsen: Linux-Device-Tree-Portierung (Ahmad Fatoum, Kernel Team)
- Heimspiel für deine Daten: Die (einfache) Cloud von zu Hause (Holger Assmann, Integration Team)
- Linux-Systeme automatisiert auf echter Hardware testen (Chris Fiege, Hardware Team)
We are looking forward to seeing you in Chemnitz!
Further Readings
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rsc's Diary: ELC-E 2022 - Day 4
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rsc's Diary: ELC-E 2022 - Day 3
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rsc's Diary: ELC-E 2022 - Day 2
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CLT-2022: Voll verteilt!
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CLT-2021: Mach es einfach anders!
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Chemnitz Linux Days 2017
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