@jzb @sven @ljs @vbabka what you describe is my experience with Brno for all the many #devconfcz that were in January.
But I've had a few nice days in Brussels – guess about every third Fosdem I've been to. Maybe I was lucky.
Václav Havel verfolgt mich auf Konferenzen bei denen ich wegen dem #Fediverse bin 😆
🔫 🐞 Just in case you missed my talk about zapping the flakes at DevConf.cz 🔫 🐞 - here's the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xLEaZs2hcU&list=PLU1vS0speL2bCGfDl6lCckdCzXb_gopJV&index=40
#devconfcz #devconf2025 #talk #flakytests #flakes #recording
🐧 DevConf.CZ was, once again, an inspiring gathering of friends, colleagues, and fellow contributors from across Europe and beyond.
🌿 Brno was especially lovely this time of year, with perfect weather setting the stage for meaningful conversations and renewed connections.
☮️ In times like these, when fundamental human rights, freedoms, and peace are under threat in so many parts of the world, it’s more important than ever for free and open source communities to stand firm. Our commitment to openness, collaboration, and shared responsibility is not just a technical stance, but a reflection of who we are and what we stand for.
🤝 Grateful for the chance to be reminded of that, together.
This talk will cover Dan's history at Red Hat, from working with Paul Cormier prior to Red Hat. Early days of SELinux, where did it come from. Early days of OpenShift. Working with Docker, Fallout with Docker, Container tools, bootc, all through to RamaLama.
You want to test your web page or web app, or just automate downloading your daily comic? WebDriver BiDi is an upcoming W3C standard for browser automation adopted by Firefox, Chromium, and in the future Webkit/Safari. It requires only your already installed browser and python-aiohttp, websocat, or anything else that can speak JSON over a websocket. No need to install npm, selenium, modified browser builds, complicated frameworks, or other moving parts. Martin explains how easy and pleasant browser automation has become today, gives a live demo with simple interactive command line tools, and some pointers to documentation and re-usable code to get started.
Linux-PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules for Linux) is a suite of shared libraries that enable the local system administrator to choose how individual service-providing applications perform authentication, authorization, and session management on Linux systems. In this talk, we'll demystify PAM's core concepts and practical applications. We'll explore how to leverage the PAM's dynamically configurable modular architecture to implement various authentication policies and customize session management to meet specific needs. Through real-world examples and practical configuration insights, you'll learn how to troubleshoot PAM issues and understand the impact of PAM configuration changes.
What a perfect match ✨
Greetings from #Pubconf2025 Amsterdam to #Devconfcz Brno
@andypiper brought some nice stickers to #FOSDEM25 and one oft them found the way to #DevConf CZ
If you are interested, drop by St the Booth oft the @fsfe and talk with us about the #fediverse
Thorsten Leemhuis (acct. 1/4)
Tobias
Daniel Hiller
aleskandro
Freya 
samvie