I've been somewhat involved in various social/community related aspects of Debian for a while.

Now my main activity is Debusine work, which is quite fun.

Accepted Talks:

Debusine Workflow BoF

Discussion about what workflows would be useful to build out in Debusine, to support Debian development.

This BoF is aimed at Debian contributors who have experience with Debian’s infrastructure and are interested in recreating and/or extending it in Debusine.

Debusine is a general-purpose software factory tailored to the needs of a Debian-based distribution. It manages the scheduling and distribution of tasks to distributed worker machines. It’s free software, implemented in Python, and packaged in the Debian archive.

Community governance and curation

I would like to bring together people with all sort of experiences in dealing with social aspects of Debian and Debian teams, to try to:

  • figure of what works and what doesn’t in our social governance
  • see if there are concrete walkable steps we can take from here, that may be preferable to doing nothing

Semi-serious stand up comedy, 10 years later

10 years have passed since Heidelberg.

I’m older~~ and wiser~~.

I will again ramble freely about Debian and everything else I care about. I will cover topics including, but not limited to, anarchism, relationships, sex, violence, society stereotypes and expectations, and it will really all be about Debian.

I expect that this talk will be both unsuitable and insightful for pretty much any kind of audience I can think of.

Debian Contributors BoF

Everyone interested in the Debian Contributors service at contributors.debian.org can join in a discussion about how it works, the current status and how it can be improved.

New Members BoF

Debian Account Managers, New Member Front Desk members, Application Managers, Applicants and everyone interested can join in a discussion about how the New Member process works and how it can be made better.

Private meeting

Private meeting.

DebConf attendees are welcome to attend.