We recorded a playback of the 10:00 session which you can watch: https://bbb1.lpc.events/playback/presentation/2.3/62e3456da3c0598910e28d204ee24b669d714c04-1725975646004 To get a feel for how the BBB platform works. In addition, your credentials are the email address you registered with in cvent and the confirmation number of the registration it sent you back. You can use those to log in here: […]
Category Archives: General
LPC 2023 Schedule is now posted!
2023-10-13 – 03:29
The schedule for when the miniconferences and tracks are going to occur is now posted at: https://lpc.events/event/17/timetable/#all The Linux Plumbers Refereed track schedule is now available at: https://lpc.events/event/17/timetable/#all.detailed The runners for the miniconferences and kernel summit will be adding more details to each of their schedules over the coming weeks, as will the leads for the […]
Linux Plumbers Refereed Track – Upcoming Deadline – August 6, 2023
2023-08-02 – 16:03
August is now upon us, and the deadline for refereed track submissions is August 6, which is right around the corner. We have already received some excellent submissions, for which we gratefully thank our submitters! For those thinking about submitting, please polish off your ideas, and point your browsers at the call-for-proposals page. Looking forward […]
Happy New Year!
2020-01-13 – 20:39
The new year is in full swing and so are the preparations for the Linux Plumbers Conference in 2020! Updates coming soon! Until then you can watch some videos.
Linux Plumbers Conference 2019 videos are now available
2019-11-19 – 05:52
Following up on our previous post, and as many of you have already noticed, the LPC 2019 videos have now been uploaded to our YouTube channel. Over the coming days the LPC committee will be updating the 2019 site to incorporate links to the videos. At the same time, we will be getting ready to […]
LPC waiting list closed; just a few days until the conference
2019-09-04 – 21:31
The waiting list for this year’s Linux Plumbers Conference is now closed. All of the spots available have been allocated, so anyone who is not registered at this point will have to wait for next year. There will be no on-site registration. We regret that we could not accommodate everyone. The good news is that […]
Preliminary schedule for LPC 2019 has been published
2019-07-02 – 16:48
The LPC committee is pleased to announce the preliminary schedule for the 2019 Linux Plumbers Conference. The vast majority of the LPC refereed track talks have been accepted and are listed there. The same is true for microconferences. While there are a few talks and microconferences to be announced, you will find the current overview LPC […]
Lots of microconferences proposed for LPC
2019-04-24 – 13:36
Microconference proposals have been rolling in for the 2019 Linux Plumbers Conference, but it is not too late to submit more. So far, we have the following microconference proposals: Containers and checkpoint/restore You, Me and IoT Testing & Fuzzing BPF Toolchain RISC-V Distribution Kernels Android Database Tracing Real-Time Live Patching If you have suggestions for […]
Linux Plumbers Conference 2019 Call for Bird of a Feather (BoF) Session Proposals
2019-04-12 – 08:05
On the heels of the previous announcements, we are also pleased to announce the Bird of a Feather (BoF) Session Proposals for the 2019 edition of the Linux Plumbers Conference, which will be held in Lisbon, Portugal on September 9-11 in conjunction with the Linux Kernel Maintainer Summit. BoFs are free-form get-togethers for people wishing to […]
Results from the 2018 LPC survey
2019-04-08 – 15:30
Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey after Linux Plumbers in 2018. We had 134 responses, which, given the total number of conference participants of around 492, has provided confidence in the feedback. Overall: 85% of respondents were positive about the event, with only 2% actually saying they were dissatisfied. Co-locating with Kernel Summit proved popular, […]
