Events: g2k16 Hackathon, SUSE Hackweek, LinuxFest Northwest 2017
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g2k16 Hackathon Report: Matthieu Herrb on xenodm
I started the hackathon by upgrading a number of packages in Xenocara. The most noteworthy being the XCB (X protocol C-language Bindings) suite updated to the most recent 1.12 version.
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Hackweek projet: Let's Encrypt DNS-01 validation for acme.sh with Gandi LiveDNS
Last week was SUSE Hackweek and one of my projects was to get Let's Encrypt configured and working on my NAS.
Let's Encrypt is a project aimed at providing SSL certificates for free, in an automated way.
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openSUSE at LinuxFest Northwest 2017
LinuxFest Northwest 2017, coming up the first weekend in May, promises to continue its tradition of providing a unique, active, fun experience for open-source enthusiasts at all experience levels. openSUSE continues its long-term sponsorship of the event, and we are looking forward to having a lot of fun! Submit your session proposals by March 1, 2017!
LinuxFest Northwest, if you’re not familiar, is one of the largest community-centric conferences in the USA, and a free+libre event (no attendance fees and registration is optional) promoting open source, open hardware, and community involvement. Now in its 16th year, with an audience rapidly approaching 2,000 people, the event continues to grow, attract a broader audience, and redefine the experience of a weekend conference. With a Linux Game Den, a Robotics Lab, a Job Fair (new this year), community mini-summits, as well as the expo hall and 8 – 10 parallel tracks of sessions, LFNW is a week of conference stuffed into a weekend.
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