This is a rough idea of what the areas will be when we do a call for papers.
Topics | Approved topics with runners | Good topic needs runner | In Discussion | Dropped | Notes |
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Constrained-based power mgmt | X | Mark Gross suggested this, possibly too narrow. Still discussing | |||
V4L-DVB Linux-TV framework, support for hybrid tuners –> Video | X | We need to target Mauro as a runner. ex: make mythtv easier. | |||
Making User-Space I/O Not Suck microconference | X | Possibly should be virtualization, but no decision on whether we want virtualization as a topic | |||
Security microconference | X | Solid topic with runners:jamesrmh and pcmoore). | |||
Configuration Human Interface Guide | X | Ill defined. Need more detail. | |||
Boot/Init microconference | X | Solid topic. Dave Jones is the runner. | |||
Audio microconference | X | Solid topic. But attendance from audio folks required. Lennart will be the runner. | |||
Control Groups microconference | X | Still discussing. Currently people feel it's too narrow, need more evidence that this is a good topic. | |||
Networking | X | Yes, but we need to find runners and an interesting subtopic. | |||
Solid-State Storage and Filesystems | X | Still in discussion, but with btfs and ext4 in the future this might be good. | |||
X-windows | X | Still in discussion on subtopics and will require participation from some red hat engineers. | |||
Embedded Systems | X | Solid topic. Greg KH/David Woodhouse will be the runner. Will probably need to flesh out some | |||
Inter-Distributor Cooperation | X | Potential for good discussion vis a vis bug sharing between distros |