Events: Siggraph, Akademy, MesosCon Europe, and Libre Software Meeting 2017
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Siggraph 2017: ILM to tout open source CG library
Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) have announced the first release of an open source computer graphics exchange library and will discuss its potential this week during Siggraph.
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Akademy Monday Wrapup Session Video
Akademy has had its first full day of BoFs, group sessions discussing our plans for the next year. The wrapup session has just finished so watch the video to find out about what Plasma devs are working on, what tutorials happened and how we avoided a fist fight to the finish.
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Share Your Mesos Expertise: Submit a Proposal for MesosCon Europe Today
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CzP @ RMLL / Libre Software Meeting 2017
This year I participated again in the security track of the largest French open source conference, Libre Software Meeting (RMLL). “Participated” as I did not only give a talk on syslog-ng there, but also sat in to most of the presentations and had very good discussions both with visitors and fellow speakers. The organizers brought together talks from diverse IT security related fields, a very good opportunity for cross-pollination of ideas.
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