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Ohio LinuxFest 2013

Publication date: 2013

Usage: Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: Conference Proceedings, OLF, Ohio LinuxFest, Ohio, LinuxFest, Linux, BSD, Free Software, Open Source

Item Size: 9.8G

The Ohio LinuxFest is a yearly conference in Columbus, Ohio, USA covering Free and Open Source Software. This item contains recordings of the presentations on September 13 and 14, 2013. The theme for this year's conference is "Free and Open Source Software Links the World."

Files are available in FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, and Speex formats. The Friday premium training and Saturday "Meet the Penguin" track sessions were not recorded; any other missing talks were the result of speakers not using the microphone. Questions about the recordings can be directed to vance@happylemur.com, and general questions to team@ohiolinux.org.

Friday, September 13, 2013 presentations

Early Penguins Track

01. Software Defined Networking and Open Networking Standards / Jon Lytle
02. Scripting Zero to Hero / David Wood
03. Help! Your Library Crashed My App! / Rich Felker
04. Keeping an Open Mind on Open Source / Sarah Dutkiewicz
05. Raising the Utility of Your Documentation by Example / Kirk Kimmel
06. OpenStack Storage with Ceph / Noah Mehl
07. When Computers Don't Compute / Doug Davis

Ubucon

11. Ubucon Welcome and State of Ohio Discussion / Stephen Michael Kellat
12. Why Ubuntu / Jonathan Buckley
13. Ubuntu Power E-cycling / Jeff Hanson
14. Ubuntu in Schools: Everyone Deserves Technology / Emma Marshall
15. Children and Ubuntu Roundtable Discussion / Stephen Michael Kellat
16. BIOS/UEFI / Ian Santopietro
17. How to Use 'Ask Ubuntu' Effectively to Get Help / Jorge Castro

Early Penguins Keynote

19. GNU/Linux Around the World / Jon 'maddog' Hall

Saturday, September 14, 2013 presentations

Opening Keynote

21. Asterisk Around the World / Mark Spencer

Track 1

22. Building a Convergent Future with Ubuntu / Jono Bacon
23. PC-BSD: Ports, Packages, and PBIs / Ken Moore
24. The Rise and Fall of Copyleft / Rob Landley
25. Encryption for Everyone / Dru Streicher
26. Delegate, Like a Boss! / Deb Nicholson
27. What Hollywood Says About SSH / Jess Maces

Track 2

31. Podcasting with Linux / Stephen McLaughlin
32. Linux and Amateur Radio: Linking Communities / Kevin Otte
33. Musical Software for Real Musicians / Neil Clopton
34. Flowblade: Fast GPLv3 Video Editing / Klaatu

Track 3

42. MongoDB Aggregation Deep Dive / Mathias Stearn
43. OSSEC: Looking Through the Peephole / James Siegel
44. Identity Management with Open Source Tools / Dmitri Pal
45. The Impact of FOSS on Software Defined Networking / Matthew Oswalt
46. IPv6 Troubleshooting / Joni Julian
47. Packetfence: The Open Source NAC / Richard Gingerich

Track 4

51. Raspberry Pi - What's All the Buzz About? / Joshua Dennis
52. Fedora on ARM / John Dulaney
55. ZFS 101 / Dru Lavigne
56. IPython for Non-Pythonistas / Catherine Devlin
57. Service Orchestration in the Cloud with Juju and Ubuntu / Jorge Castro

Open Source Solutions Stage

62. IBM PowerLinux / Todd Engen
63. Using MooseFS to Tame Storage Needs / Chris Sheaves
64. Open Source Trends and Opportunities / Mary Prouty
66. Software Defined Storage, ZFS Deployment / Paul Bibaud, Steve Umbehocker

Career Track

71. Creating Your Future Network with the Staff You Manage / Greg Gerard
72. What Do People Think When Hiring? / Panel Discussion
74. Real World Job Skills the Open Source Way / Scott Merrill
75. Career Management in the Age of GNU / Paul Ferris
76. CoverMyMeds / Mike Bukach, Jon Canady
77. Offensive Body Language / Charles Suscheck

Closing Keynotes

81. Keeping Your Head About You / Robyn Bergeron
82. Building and Running an Open Source Community / Marshall Kirk McKusick