openSUSE Conference 2023
May 26 - 28, 2023 Z-Bau
The openSUSE Conference 2023 is scheduled to take place May 26 to May 28. The pre-party before the event is scheduled to be on May 25 at the Kater Murr. The openSUSE Conference is the annual openSUSE community event that brings people from around the world together to meet and collaborate. The organized talks, workshops, and BoF sessions provide a framework around more casual meet ups and hack sessions. The call for papers will close on April 9.
Travel Restrictions
Traveling to any sort of event these days likely has travel restrictions. Please visit Germany's travel website for more details on the restrictions.
Rock im Park
The music festival Rock im Park (June 2 - 4) will take place a week after the conference. Attendees for the conference are encouraged to book their hotel as soon as possible. Most Rock in Park visitors do not come the week early and camp, but booking a hotel in advance is always recommended.
Covid Health Posture
The openSUSE Conference will follow the Bavarian Ministry of Health's requirements and posture regarding COVID. An FFP-2 mask and social distancing may be required. An FFP-2 mask is required for public transportation.
Call for Papers
We are now accepting proposals for sessions!
You can submit proposals for Short Talks, Workshops, Long Talks, Lighting Talks, Virtual Workshops, Virtual Talks, and Virtual Short Talks. Proposals should fit in one of the 6 tracks: Cloud, Containers, Virtualization, Community, Embedded Systems and Edge Computing, New Technologies, Open Source, and openSUSE. The submission period is open November 30, 2022 - April 09, 2023. You have 62 days left!
Registration
The registration period is open November 25, 2022 - May 27, 2023
Z-Bau
The Z-Bau - House for Contemporary Culture is open to all people who reject any form of discrimination. Due to this open orientation, people with different life plans, expectations, wishes, ideas and goals come together. Therefore, it is also a living space and thus a place for conviviality, discussion, networking and interdisciplinary understanding.
The Z-Bau is municipally funded, but is politically independent. Beyond its location, we regard the Z-Bau and its actors as an attentive and critically constructive voice of cultural politics. A reflected awareness is brought to bear on the tension between freedom and economy. In the negotiation of these two aspects, which is to be continuously updated, the non-profit, common good-oriented basic orientation applies.
