LinuxDays, Gentoo, SUSE Prague Is This Weekend

Posted by Michael Larabel on October 19, 2012

The inaugural Czech LinuxDays along with other co-hosted Linux events -- a Gentoo mini conference, openSUSE Conference, and SUSE Labs -- is getting underway tomorrow in Prague.

Among the interesting items on the schedule for the new event include:

- Reverse-engineering a USB scanner protocol
- Benchmarking Gentoo
- RadeonHD's Egbert Eich talking about Wayland
- OwnCloud under the Hood
- Interesting uses for CGroups
- 3D games and graphics performance under Gentoo

And various other random sessions. I also might do a BoF on SUSE benchmarking.

Anything interesting that comes out of these sessions will be covered on Phoronix or through my Twitter feed. For any Czech Phoronix readers wishing to meet up, I will be in Prague through next Thursday.

More information on this Prague Linux event that they hope to become an annual occurrence can be found at LinuxDays.cz.

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