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===Embedded free software=== | ===Embedded free software=== | ||
* Arduino (again, on demand) | * Arduino (again, on demand) | ||
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+ | ===Programming/development/free software=== | ||
+ | * Janis Johnson - Janis has been contributing to GCC since 2001; she's the GCC testsuite maintainer. | ||
+ | ** [[http://opensourcebridge.org/users/185 Speaker bio from Open Source Bridge] | ||
+ | * Alexia Death - Alexia Death is a core GIMP developer. A summary of Death's contributions to GIMP circa early 2011 can be found on LWN | ||
+ | ** http://lwn.net/Articles/422412/ | ||
+ | ** http://alexia.death.pri.ee/ | ||
+ | * Christine Caulfield - Christine Caulfield lives in Leeds, UK and works for Red Hat on Linux clustering, principally writing code for the the 'cman' cluster manager and corosync. Her spare time open source projects are: | ||
+ | ** Linux DECnet: Principal (sole!) maintainer including, officially at least, the kernel module. | ||
+ | ** Vienna 1: A cix offline reader for OS/X | ||
+ | ** iPlayerGUI: A small program for OS/X that helps with downloading BBC programmes and is a wrapper around get_iplayer | ||
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[[Category:Planning 2012]] | [[Category:Planning 2012]] |
Revision as of 16:32, 30 January 2012
Speaker (or topics) suggestions here
Contents
Se also
Tracks (suggested tracks)
AMB - Archives Libraries Museums
- Viktor Sarge
- Lars Ilselid
- Elin Nord
Embedded free software
- Arduino (again, on demand)
Programming/development/free software
- Janis Johnson - Janis has been contributing to GCC since 2001; she's the GCC testsuite maintainer.
- Alexia Death - Alexia Death is a core GIMP developer. A summary of Death's contributions to GIMP circa early 2011 can be found on LWN
- Christine Caulfield - Christine Caulfield lives in Leeds, UK and works for Red Hat on Linux clustering, principally writing code for the the 'cman' cluster manager and corosync. Her spare time open source projects are:
- Linux DECnet: Principal (sole!) maintainer including, officially at least, the kernel module.
- Vienna 1: A cix offline reader for OS/X
- iPlayerGUI: A small program for OS/X that helps with downloading BBC programmes and is a wrapper around get_iplayer