Introduction and Goals for Linux Foundation Projects
Josef Bacik discusses the introduction and goals of a Linux Foundation project, providing insights into its objectives and potential impact.
Realtime, Safety, and Mainline Linux - Future Directions Panel Discussion
Explore real-time safety in Linux through expert panel discussion, covering strategies, standards, certification, and hardware considerations for critical systems.
Maintaining a Real-Time Stable Kernel - Techniques and Challenges
Explore real-time kernel maintenance, including PREEMPT_RT integration, priority inversion prevention, and stable tree management techniques for robust device support and performance.
Using Long Term Stable Kernel for Embedded Products
Explore long-term stable Linux kernels for embedded products, covering best practices, industry applications, and future developments in LTSI project.
QEMU - Emulating Your Way to Success
Explore QEMU's versatile emulation capabilities for Linux development, testing, and system tinkering. Learn about emulation modes, interfaces, and flexible support for various projects.
Cutting Edge Toolchain - Latest Features in GCC and GLIBC
Explore latest features in GCC 8/9 and Glibc 2.29, including performance optimizations, security enhancements, and CPU architecture advancements for Linux developers.
Getting Started with Ubuntu Development
Learn Ubuntu development essentials, from languages and base machines to release cycles, package maintenance, and code review. Gain insights into Debian integration and upstream project collaboration.
Kernel Self-Protection Project
Explore Linux kernel security enhancements and self-protection mechanisms with Google engineer Kees Cook, focusing on proactive defenses against vulnerabilities and exploits.
QEMU Emulated NVMe - Lessons Learned and Future Work
Explore QEMU's emulated NVMe evolution, challenges, and future directions. Gain insights into API development, plumbing changes, and lessons learned in NVMe emulation.
DAMON: Implementing Self-Driven Data Access-Aware Efficient Linux System
Explore DAMON, a Linux kernel subsystem for efficient data access monitoring, and DAMO, its user-space tool. Learn about access-aware system operations and self-driving optimizations through live demonstrations.
Unit Testing Memory Mapped Device Drivers
Discover a systematic approach to effectively test device drivers using memory-mapped registers, overcoming challenges in low-level hardware interactions and improving overall driver reliability.
The State of Kernel Self Protection Project
Explore Linux kernel security enhancements, bug prevention strategies, and exploitation techniques. Learn about the Kernel Self-Protection Project's progress and future goals for a more robust operating system.
Speeding Your Linux Development with Debian and OpenEmbedded on DragonBoard 410c
Learn strategies for Linux development on DragonBoard 410c using Debian and OpenEmbedded. Explore OS options, package support, build sizes, development tools, and long-term support for efficient prototyping and production.
PlutoSDR - The Making of an Ultra Low Cost, High Performance Linux Based Software Defined Radio
Explore the creation of PlutoSDR, a low-cost, high-performance software-defined radio based on Linux. Learn about its hardware, software stack, and innovative features for efficient data transport and system management.
Kotlin - Native – Embracing Existing Ecosystems
Explore Kotlin/Native's potential for native app development, focusing on its interoperability with existing platforms and advantages over C in terms of conciseness and readability.
Closing Plenary
Recap of Linux Plumbers Conference 2013, covering microconferences on LLVM, Secure Boot, Graphics, Android, Containers, Virtualization, Scaling, ACPI/PCI, File Systems, Automotive, Boot, and Network topics.
SwitchDev Offload Optimizations
Exploring challenges and potential improvements in hardware offloading for Ethernet switching, focusing on multicast traffic, promiscuous mode, and redundancy protocols in Linux networking.
Toolchains - MC
Explore advanced toolchain concepts and techniques for Linux systems, focusing on optimizing performance and enhancing development workflows.
Linux Plumbers Conference 2020 - Linux Arch MC
Explore cutting-edge developments in Linux architecture at the 2020 Plumbers Conference, featuring in-depth discussions on system design, performance optimization, and emerging technologies.
LPC Refereed Track
Explore cutting-edge Linux developments and innovations through expert presentations and discussions at the Linux Plumbers Conference 2021 Refereed Track.
LPC 2021 - Refereed Track
Explore cutting-edge developments in Linux kernel technology and plumbing layers through expert presentations and discussions at the Linux Plumbers Conference 2021.