presented by Fuminobu Takeyama

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presented by Simon Lees

This session will provide an introduction to the openSUSE Project. It will include details about how the openSUSE community works in close relationship with SUSE to provide benefits to both openSUSE's users and SUSE's Partners.

The Session will cover the following topics: * The openSUSE Community * openSUSE's Linux Distributions * openSUSE's Other Projects * How openSUSE helps SUSE a...

presented by Douglas DeMaio, Patrick Fitzgerald

This talk will provide attendees with a comprehensive update on the Geeko Foundation, detailing the funding it has received, how these funds have been utilized, and the progress being made on behalf of its members. Attendees will gain insights into various aspects of the foundation’s financial management, from travel support and sponsorships to fundraising efforts and the...

presented by hnakao

As post VMware, markets are looking for new VM and container platform. Open Source is a "Open". A proprietary product has a risk like Broadcom issue. Leap Micro makes sense as a platform for them.

presented by Shinji_Enoki

Chinese, Japanese, Korean (CJK) users need different features than other languages. Language and culture dependent features and usage are important for productivity software such as LibreOffice.

This talk will introduce some recent problems encountered in the CJK user environment of LibreOffice and how to improve issues. Patterns of CJK language specific problems can be common across differ...

presented by Sunny

openSUSE.Asia summit started from 2014, and we will have the 10th openSUSE.Asia Summit in 2024. It will be pleasure to review the journey we went together in the past 10 years, and to share the memorable experience and achievement. As one of founders of the summit, I am eager to present what is openSUSE.Asia Summit, how the summit started, how we make it run under Asian culture, what is the hig...

presented by Johannes Segitz

The SUSE security team often finds security issues specific to the rpm packaging of applications. This talk show you some of the findings and will give you recommendations on how to avoid creating CVEs while packaging software.

This will be interesting to you if you're a packager and use %post or similar scriptlets in your packaging. Unfortunately it's quite easy to cause security issues whi...

presented by Shung-Hsi Yu

While the Linux Kernel package provided by openSUSE covers a wide range of use-cases, it may not always serve everyone's need. Maybe you need an extra kernel configuration option enabled to access an older hardware, or maybe there's specific tuning that can't be done otherwise. However, building your own kernel on every update is a tiresome thing to do, and build it once then never update again...

presented by Roxanne Wu

Roxy is a 10th grader who has recently been introduced to the open-source world through the exhilarating SUSE Student Mentor program. In this talk, she will share her story with mentoring program, how she collaborated with her mentor to accomplish a self-balance two-wheel electric car project from scratch.

The SUSE Student Mentor program aims to encourage students and youngsters to join vari...

presented by Yuma Ohgami

I like OS. And I'm creating my own OS. Uniqueness is important for it. A typical OS provides abstract concepts like "files" and "processes". How about the OS that isn't based on these concepts? I think that would be unique. So, I use the concept of "organisms". I named the OS based on this concept "DaisyOS". In a typical OS, an executable program exists as an executable file. And when it is exe...

presented by Giovanni Gherdovich

Your computer has many CPUs, but it has even more programs to run! The kernel scheduler is like a traffic police officer at the Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo, making sure all pedestrians and cars can safely and efficiently advance towards their destination. The kernel scheduler tells execution threads on which CPU they'll run, when to start and when to stop.

We will learn **what are the cons...

presented by Rudraksh Karpe, satyampsoni

Deploying containerized AI/ML workloads across edge, core, and cloud infrastructures is crucial for optimizing data processing, enhancing performance, and managing complex computations efficiently. This talk highlights our practical experience from the Analytics Edge Ecosystem project during Google Summer of Code 2024, demonstrating how openSUSE Leap can be leveraged to ...

presented by internationalKernel

Nowadays, our lives are more connected than ever before. Our vehicles, relationships, medical history, and essentially our entire life can be accessed from anywhere in the world. Unfortunately, many people overlook that some components of this connected world exist in the physical realm. An average vehicle weighs between 1.5 and 2 tonnes - what could go wrong if an attacker gained control over ...

presented by Fuminobu Takeyama

• Announcement
• Introduction of sponsors

presented by Luna D Dragon

Cockpit has been part of Opensuse micro since it's inception and in the future will be a big part of Opensuse leap 16. I'll be talking about what cockpit is. There will be a live demo, with an overview of the many of the components including but not limited storage and cockpit-podman. We'll dive into how it works and look into a high level overview of the internals of cockpit. Using this overvi...

presented by KristiProgri

For open-source organizations, the community is a powerful tool. It helps to reach out to developers and other stakeholders vital for the project’s growth. The community enables public awareness, and it’s the spirit of the community that makes such projects successful and always updated. In this presentation, I will emphasize the best ways and tools you can use to adopt certain criteria and fig...

presented by Mitsuya Shibata

It has been 20 years since Ubuntu was introduced in 2004. During these two decades, the adoption of Linux in the desktop field has become more active, and nowadays many users use Linux regularly not only on servers but also on desktops.

For example, according to StatCounter, the share of Desktop Linux, which was 0.64% in January 2009, grew to 4.44% in July 2024, an approximately 8 times in...

presented by Shobha Tyagi

Keeping IT infrastructure stable, secure, and compliant in a variety of settings is a difficult undertaking for IT managers, particularly in light of the growing popularity of cloud computing, virtualization, and containerization. This is where SUSE Manager comes into play, providing an all-inclusive IT infrastructure management solution.The top SUSE Manager features and capabilities that make ...

presented by Yang Peng

The Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) is the desktop environment of the deepin Linux distribution. It is designed by the Wuhan Deepin Technology Co.,Ltd. deepin is a Linux distribution devoted to providing a beautiful, easy to use, safe and reliable system for global users. deepin is an open source GNU/Linux operating system, based on Linux kernel and mainly on desktop applications, supporting l...

presented by Jan Fooken

A few weeks ago, my friend Victoria showed me the new Wayland compositor she built, COSMIC-comp. I was so intrigued by it, that is kick-started my journey with tiling window managers on Wayland.

Having been a happy Aeon and MicroOS user, I didn't just want to "ruin" my pristine Aeo...

presented by Axel Braun

Healthcare data is highly sensitive information. The market is very promising, why many of the big players invest in it.

But is this in the best interest of the consumer? Why do you need a cloud subscription to monitor your smartwatch? Why don't you have a choice for your healthcare data service provider? The profit companies collect your data, analyze it and sell the result back to you (An...

presented by Mika Abigael Br Sebayang, M. Edwin Zakaria

According to a 2023 Statista report, the AR & VR market is rapidly growing, with major contributions from China and the United States. This presentation focuses on using AR.js, a lightweight JavaScript library, to optimize logistics by enhancing delivery routes with augmented reality without GPS. AR.js was chosen for its efficiency and ease of web integration. The application uses AR markers a...

presented by Nurul Aulia Dewi, M. Edwin Zakaria

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the transportation sector was responsible for approximately 24% of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions in 2020. In efforts to reduce individual carbon footprints, environmentally-friendly physical activities such as cycling are becoming increasingly important. This presentation focuses on utilizing programming, specifically Python and Java...

presented by Didiet A. Pambudiono

The rapid adoption of Kubernetes has transformed the landscape of container orchestration, offering unparalleled capabilities for deploying and managing containerized applications. However, traditional Kubernetes distributions can be resource-intensive and complex, posing challenges for edge computing and resource-constrained environments. K3s, a lightweight, certified Kubernetes distribution, ...

presented by Vysakh Premkumar

“Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness.” ― Alejandro Jodorowsky

It is necessary to understand the values of freedom and free software during one’s schooling to keep it close to heart when one lives in a society. The Talk intends to initiate a discussion on Free Software's role, especially in communication and community building in academic spaces. Generally, Educational institu...

presented by Estu Fardani

o successfully hold the annual summit in the Asia region, local hosts receive support from the Asia Committee.

Who are they? The Asia Committee members come from various regions across Asia. They assist in preparing the summit in many aspects, including event preparation, bid proposals, host selection, call for logos, call for speakers, call for the next host, call for sponsors, and more. Ty...

presented by Fuminobu Takeyama

To be announced later.