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| to developers of BSD licensed operating system and presentations on | to developers of BSD licensed operating system and presentations on | ||
| derivative operating systems such as Debian GNU/ | derivative operating systems such as Debian GNU/ | ||
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| - | Please submit talk proposals or questions to fosdem@freebsd.org. | ||
| ==== Contact ==== | ==== Contact ==== | ||
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| | 1145-1230 | Integrating LLVM into %%FreeBSD%% | Brooks Davis | | | 1145-1230 | Integrating LLVM into %%FreeBSD%% | Brooks Davis | | ||
| | 1230-1315 | Lunch Break || | | 1230-1315 | Lunch Break || | ||
| - | | 1315-1400 | The Lua Scripting Language in the %%NetBSD%% Kernel | Marc Balmer | | + | | 1315-1345 | The Lua Scripting Language in the %%NetBSD%% Kernel | Marc Balmer | |
| - | | 1400-1445 | pkgsrc on %%MirBSD%% | Benny Siegert | | + | | 1345-1415 | Touch your %%NetBSD%%: towards tablet integration | Pierre Pronchery | |
| + | | 1415-1445 | pkgsrc on %%MirBSD%% | Benny Siegert | | ||
| | 1445-1500 | Break || | | 1445-1500 | Break || | ||
| | 1500-1530 | Introduction to pkgsrc, and to package creation in %%NetBSD%% | Guillaume Lasmayous | | | 1500-1530 | Introduction to pkgsrc, and to package creation in %%NetBSD%% | Guillaume Lasmayous | | ||
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| found on " | found on " | ||
| systems relying on pkgsrc have tools like | systems relying on pkgsrc have tools like | ||
| - | [[http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/ | + | [[https://man.netbsd.org/pkg_add.1|pkg_add(1)]] |
| and [[http:// | and [[http:// | ||
| but those are unable to correctly handle binary upgrades, and | but those are unable to correctly handle binary upgrades, and | ||
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| application, | application, | ||
| and packagers. | and packagers. | ||
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| + | === Touch your NetBSD: towards tablet integration === | ||
| + | **Speaker: | ||
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| + | **Abstract: | ||
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| + | This talk will summarize the work done, in progress and planned before the official release date on May 1st. | ||
| === pkgsrc on MirBSD === | === pkgsrc on MirBSD === | ||
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| there is an ongoing effort to port pkgsrc to %%MirOS%% BSD, an operating system | there is an ongoing effort to port pkgsrc to %%MirOS%% BSD, an operating system | ||
| derived from %%OpenBSD%%. This talk gives a short overview over pkgsrc, comparing | derived from %%OpenBSD%%. This talk gives a short overview over pkgsrc, comparing | ||
| - | its usage and features to MirPorts, the older " | + | its usage and features to %%MirPorts%%, the older " |
| - | %%MirOS%%. Compared to MirPorts, pkgsrc has many more and newer packages, a more | + | %%MirOS%%. Compared to %%MirPorts%%, pkgsrc has many more and newer packages, a more |
| active community of developers and a very responsive security team that | active community of developers and a very responsive security team that | ||
| identifies and patches vulnerable packages. Some more practical aspects will | identifies and patches vulnerable packages. Some more practical aspects will | ||