openSUSE Conference 2024
June 27 - 29, 2024 Z-Bau
Theme - Evaluating the future: Where are we going?
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The openSUSE Conference is an annual gathering of openSUSE Project and Open Source Communities. Known as oSC, it features a blend of virtual and in-person presentations as well as workshops and social gatherings.
The event is held this year at the Z-Bau in Nuremberg, Germany, from June 27 to June 29, 2024. Our conference unites passionate, open-source enthusiasts to discuss and showcase the latest in open-source technologies, projects, and communities. It's a free community event, and your sponsorship is vital in ensuring this event remains accessible to all. Support us in making this remarkable event possible while keeping it free for attendees who actively contribute to to several open-source projects and code.
Call for Papers
We are now accepting proposals for sessions!
You can submit proposals for Lighting Talks, Virtual Lighting Talks, Short Talks, Virtual Talks, Long Talks, and Workshops. 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 20, 2023 - April 15, 2024. You have 126 days left!
Registration
The registration period is open November 28, 2023 - June 29, 2024
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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.
