The CFP for Open Source Summit Europe is open. The event runs October 7–9 in Prague, and we'd love to see Jupyter ecosystem talks on the schedule.
Submit your proposal by June 24 (23:59 CEST) at the link below.
#Jupyter #OpenSource #OpenSourceSummit #InteractiveComputing https://events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-summit-europe/program/cfp/
The talks from #OpenSourceSummit NA 2026 are up on Youtube
Disappointed to see they don't have a PeerTube presence, oh well
#OpenSource #OSSummit @linuxfoundation
Now to building my playlist from the Sched marked talks, wish I had a script to do it :)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbzoR-pLrL6p2URzlq8xlNtBhPspd2xpi
Analyst B. Cameron Gain shares a summary of Linus' recent keynote at the Open Source Summit North America. Linus compares recent advances in llm technology to the invention of compilers, in the sense that it's a tool that can increase productivity ten-fold with the right expert guidance.
"Why Linux creator Linus Torvalds gets angry hearing '99% of code is AI'"
https://thenewstack.io/torvalds-ai-programming-productivity/
Deb Goodkin's talk, "What Running FreeBSD on a Modern Laptop Taught Me," is happening now in Room 101H at Open Source Summit North America, hosted by The Linux Foundation.
Join us to hear how she made FreeBSD her daily driver.
Day 2 of Open Source Summit and I'm running on no sleep but good conversations!
One of my favorite things about events like this is the hallway track. The talks are great but the people you meet between sessions are something else entirely. If you're here today come find me. I'd love to connect in person.
qwant news | Microsoft surprises with its first server Linux distribution: Azure Linux 4.0
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Microsoft unveiled its first full‑purpose Linux distribution, Azure Linux 4.0, a Fedora‑based, open‑source OS now available as a VM image on Azure and soon through Windows Subsystem for Linux, though it remains server‑oriented with no graphical desktop. The release splits the offering into a general‑purpose virtual‑machine edition and Azure Container Linux, an immutable, Flatcar‑based container host, both curated by Microsoft to integrate tightly with Azure’s infrastructure, AI‑native workloads and supply‑chain security. Azure Linux inherits years of internal use, comes with a two‑year support window, monthly security patches and optional automatic upgrades, and is intended to complement—rather than replace—other Linux distros already supported on Azure.
#Microsoft #AzureLinux #ContainerLinux #OpenSourceSummit #AI_native
Today’s keynote at #OpenSourceSummit was a sharp rebuke of the OSI definition of open source AI.
We won’t have true open source AI until the data and training are open, too. #opensource #ai
Are you at #OpenSourceSummit and interested in accessibility testing?
Bocoup's Chris Cuellar is leading a session about the ARIA-AT project's innovative approach to testing accessibility by capturing real screen reader output. You'll also learn about the standardization efforts the project is driving at the W3C.
Retconning Accessibility Standards with ARIA-AT: https://osselcna2026.sched.com/event/2JQx7/retconning-accessibility-standards-with-aria-at-chris-cuellar-bocoup?iframe=no
📆 20 May 2026 2:10pm - 2:50pm CDT
"What's the Deal With Human Rights and Technical Standards?" by @torgo at the Open Source Summit North America in Minneapolis, MN, USA 🇺🇸
This talk will seek explore the relationship between technical standards and human rights, and focus on what we're doing in W3C to further the goal of supporting human rights.
https://www.w3.org/events/talks/2026/whats-the-deal-with-human-rights-and-technical-standards/
#WebStandards #HumanRights #OpenSourceSummit
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FreeBSD Foundation
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The Bad Place
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World Wide Web Consortium