Schedule

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	AM		PM
9h30-10h	Coffee	14h20-15h	From ‘git tag’ to the front page: how kernel releases are made Konstantin Ryabitsev
10h-10h40	The kernel report Jonathan Corbet	15h-15h40	Maintainer’s Don’t Scale Daniel Vetter
10h50-11h30	“entry_*.S: A carefree stroll through kernel entry code” Borislav Petkov	15h40-16h20	Coffee
11h40-12h20	Control Group Status Update Tejun Heo	16h20-17h	Patches carved into stone tablets… Greg KH
12h30-14h20	Lunch time	17h10-17h50	Why you need a test strategy for your kernel development Laurent Pinchart

[tabby title=”29/09/2016″]

	AM		PM
9h30-10h	Coffee	14h20-15h	Debian’s support for Secure Boot on x86 and ARM Ben Hutchings
10h-10h40	Man-pages: discovery, feedback loops, and the perfect kernel commit message Michael Kerrisk	15h-15h40	Kernel documentation: what we have and where it’s going Jonathan Corbet
10h50-11h30	Who needs a Real-Time Operating System (Not You!) Steven Rostedt	15h40-16h20	Coffee
11h40-12h20	kernelci.org: 1.5 million kernel boots (and counting) Kevin Hilman	16h20-17h	Landlock LSM: Unprivileged sandboxing Mickaël Salaün
12h30-14h20	Lunch time	17h10-17h50	Lightning Talks

[tabby title=”30/09/2016″]

	AM		PM
9h30-10h	Coffee	14h20-15h	Would an ABI changes visualization tool be useful to Linux Kernel maintenance? Dodji Seketeli
10h-10h40	Speeding up development by setting up a kernel build farm Willy Tarreau	15h-15h40	Video and Colorspaces Hans Verkuil
10h50-11h30	Understanding a Real-Time System (more than just a kernel) Steven Rostedt	15h40-16h20	Coffee
11h40-12h20	The Linux Driver Model Greg KH	16h20-17h	Upstream Kernel Graphics is (Finally) Winning Daniel Vetter
12h30-14h20	Lunch time		New hwmon device registration API Jean Delvare

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