As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.
And now you are about to read one of the responses.

How do we restore Fedora to factory settings? by Stephen Gallagher

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

The goal of this session is to discuss some of the less-obvious needs for packaging system services and applications for Fedora in such a way as to make it possible to generate a “gold master” image for containers and virtualization.

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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

Alternative Arches debugging and fixing workshop by Dan Horák

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

Our goal is to first show some common issues maintainers can meet when building packages for Alternative Architectures in general. Then we plan to work on selected issues the attendees will bring.
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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

Let’s create tests for modules/containers by Petr Hráček

Without giving too much away, what can attendees expect to learn or do in your session?

Outcome: Attendees are able to write a simple test for their module/container.
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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

Fedora Workstation User’s Guide by Jiri Eischmann

What does your talk focus on?

My session is focused on working on the Fedora Workstation User’s Guide. The first English version is out, so people can either focus on translating it into their languages or discuss content changes for the next release.
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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

The Future of Fedmsg? by Jeremy Cline

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

To demonstrate to Fedora Infrastructure developers possible features of the fedmsg library and get early feedback on those features.
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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.
And now you are about to read one of the responses.

State of the Fedora Server by Stephen Gallagher

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

The goal of this session is to report on the last year of Fedora Server Edition development and to set some goals and guidelines for the upcoming year for that Edition.

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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

Fedora G11N – What’s going on? by Pravin Satpute

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

Fedora is global distribution and diverse users group with different local language requirements. We are already doing good by supporting almost all worlds languages. Goal of my talk is to discuss issues we are facing in this part of Fedora project and come out with a plan for coming year.
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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

Fedora Security Lab by Fabian Affolter

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

To improve the Fedora Security Lab for the next release and ensure that it will be around for the next couple of years.
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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

What Does Red Hat Want? by Michael McGrath

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

To let the community know what is going on at Red Hat as a company as well as how important Fedora is to our goals.

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As you probably know, there is annual convention called Flock. This year’s is happening in Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA and will begin the morning of Tuesday, August 29. Sessions will continue each day until midday on Friday, September 1.

I have asked all of the session leaders from Flock some questions.

And now you are about to read one of the responses.

Fedora on Windows Subsystem for Linux by Seth Jennings

What is the goal of your session at Flock?

Let users know the technical details of the Windows Subsystem for Linux and about the effort to package a Fedora userspace for use in that environment.

What does it affect in the project?

Platform availability. It can drastically lower the barrier to entry for using Fedora on machines that must have Windows installed.

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