LPC: Linux Debuggers MC - Submissions Open
Hello everyone!
I'm pleased to share that there will be a "Linux Debugging" microconference at Linux Plumbers (LPC), November 13-15 in Richmond, Virginia.
The microconference format is a great way for us to get together and share the ongoing work that could use some discussion and development as a group. If you've been joining our meetings or following along, or doing some cool hacking on any of the Linux debugging tools out there, I'd encourage you to write out your problem statement and submit it to the Call for Proposals here[1]. Use the "Submit Abstract" button and be sure to select "Linux Kernel Debugging MC" for your track.
Please do reach out with any questions!
Thanks,
Stephen
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Hello everyone!
I'm pleased to share that there will be a "Linux Debugging" microconference at Linux Plumbers (LPC), November 13-15 in Richmond, Virginia.
The microconference format is a great way for us to get together and share the ongoing work that could use some discussion and development as a group. If you've been joining our meetings or following along, or doing some cool hacking on any of the Linux debugging tools out there, I'd encourage you to write out your problem statement and submit it to the Call for Proposals here[1]. Use the "Submit Abstract" button and be sure to select "Linux Kernel Debugging MC" for your track.
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Please do reach out with any questions!
Thanks,
Stephen
Hi Stephen, thanks for the announcement!
Let me ask: in order to present, is it necessary to attend in-person?
I'm planning to attend virtually only this year, but I'm working in correlated areas, so I'd propose something if possible to present virtually.
Thanks,
Guilherme
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Quoted 18 lines · Stephen Brennan
Hello everyone!
I'm pleased to share that there will be a "Linux Debugging" microconference at Linux Plumbers (LPC), November 13-15 in Richmond, Virginia.
The microconference format is a great way for us to get together and share the ongoing work that could use some discussion and development as a group. If you've been joining our meetings or following along, or doing some cool hacking on any of the Linux debugging tools out there, I'd encourage you to write out your problem statement and submit it to the Call for Proposals here[1]. Use the "Submit Abstract" button and be sure to select "Linux Kernel Debugging MC" for your track.
Please do reach out with any questions!
Thanks,
Stephen
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Hi Stephen, thanks for the announcement!
Let me ask: in order to present, is it necessary to attend in-person?
It's preferred to be there in-person, but not required. If you're familiar with the "Big Blue Button" system that has been used for LPC for the last couple years, it will allow you to present remotely!
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I'm planning to attend virtually only this year, but I'm working in correlated areas, so I'd propose something if possible to present virtually.
Please do submit it! I'm happy to help test your presentation setup at the venue, maybe during a break before or during the MC. That way we can avoid any technical hiccups.
Thanks!
Stephen
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It's preferred to be there in-person, but not required. If you're familiar with the "Big Blue Button" system that has been used for LPC for the last couple years, it will allow you to present remotely!
That's great to hear =)
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I'm planning to attend virtually only this year, but I'm working in correlated areas, so I'd propose something if possible to present virtually.
Please do submit it! I'm happy to help test your presentation setup at the venue, maybe during a break before or during the MC. That way we can avoid any technical hiccups.
Thanks!
Stephen
Many thanks for that! Much appreciated - I'll submit it then! cheers,
Guilherme