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[Slides] LinuxCon North America 2014

 
Yesterday we did a post with the Keynote videos from LinuxCon and CloudOpen 2014. Well today, still on our technical crusade we have the program slides for LinuxCon North America. These are direct links to the PDF’s. Enjoy:
 
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Slides

Eudyptula Challenge 6 Months of the Eudyptula Challenge, Lessons Learned
Linda Wang How Docker Enablement makes Linux Container easy to deploye on Enterprise Linux.
Michael Christofferson Coming Soon, an Open Source Project Near You – the Linaro LNG Open Data Plane Initiative.
Spencer Hunley Universal Tux: Accessibility For Our Future Selves.
Fenghua Yu Ever Growing CPU States: Context Switch with Less Memory and Better Performance.
Bradley M. Kuhn Fork and Ignore: Fighting a GPL Violation By Coding Instead.
Fio Cattaneo Replacing HW Raid with Twitter Cache and Persistent Memory.
Josh Poimboeuf kpatch: Have Your Security And Eat It Too!
Ruth Suehle Raspberry Pi Hacks and Projects.
Kelley Nielsen Hacking the Kernel, Hacking Myself.
Brendan Gregg Linux Performance Tools.
Davidlohr Bueso An Overview of Kernel Lock Improvements.
Venkateswararao Jujjuri Object-Based Storage – NAS support through NFS-Ganesha.
Cong Wang The Architecture of Linux Traffic Control.
Charles Rose Better Integration of Systems Management Hardware with Linux.
Wolfram Sang Compressing strings of the kernel.
Sarah Sharp Kernel Internship Report (OPW).
Andrzej Pietrasiewicz Make your own usb gadget.
Christoph Lameter Why Linux rules Chicago.
John W. Linville Tux On Top: Open Source at the Top of the Rack.
Matthew Miller How Linux Distros Became Boring (and Fedora’s Plan to Put Boring Where It Belongs).
Christian Couder New Views on your Source Code History with “git replace”.
Scott Mann Open Source Policy: OpenDaylight and OpFlex.
Krzysztof Kozłowski Kernel features for reducing power consumption on embedded devices.
Rafael J. Wysocki Getting More Out Of System Suspend In Linux.
Stéphane Graber Simulating the Internet using unprivileged LXC containers.
Lorenzo Pieralisi Linux Kernel Power Management (PM) Framework for ARM 64-bit processors.
Behan Webster LLVMLinux: Embracing the dragon.
Mauro Carvalho Chehab Building Linux support for Digital TV.
Masami Hiramatsu Kpatch without Stop Machine.
Yoshihiro Yunomae RAS Enhancement Activities for Mission-critical Linux Systems.
Marc MERLIN Why you should consider using btrfs, real COW snapshots and file level incremental server OS upgrades like Google does.
Rikki Endsley You know, for kids! 7 ideas for improving tech education in schools.
Dawn Foster Lessons about Community from Science Fiction.
Sagi Brody Troubleshooting as a Service.
Hans Verkuil Testing Video4Linux Applications and Drivers.

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