The first day of linux.conf.au is made up of dedicated day-long streams focussing on single topics. They are organised and run by volunteers and are a great way to kick the week off.
First introduced at linux.conf.au 2002, they are now a traditional element of the conference. They were originally intended as an incubator – both of future conferences and speakers.
Our call for miniconf sessions is now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted a proposal to our miniconfs.
If you would like to review your proposals, you can continue to do so via your Dashboard.
A variety of talks and discussions on kernel and systems programming topics, including technical talks on current kernel developments and kernel community/process.
Construct your own robot in the morning, then learn more about open hardware and related software in the afternoon.
The intersection of GLAM institutions (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums) and open source communities.
The Systems Administration Miniconf focuses on professional management of real-world Linux and open source environments, both large and small.
Are you a Miniconf organiser, or would you like more information about what is involved with running a Miniconf? Read our Miniconf Organiser page for more information.
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