It has become a trend for us now. Linux Plumbers Conference 2026 that is to be held in Prague on October 5th through to the 7th is now sold out. But do not fret, you may still be able to attend, but to do so, you will need to add yourself to the wait-list. Please […]
Author Archives: Steven Rostedt
Microconference Topic CfP is coming to an End
2026-08-05 – 19:52
This Friday (August 7th) is the last day to submit a topic to any of the Microconferences. If you have something interesting to discuss at a Microconference, do not hesitate, submit now! It’s also a good idea to reread The Ideal Microconference Topic Session. Notifications for accepted and rejected topics will happen on or before […]
All Microconferences have now been accepted!
2026-06-01 – 20:25
Hello Linux Plumbers community! All Microconferences have now been accepted. Please go ahead and take a look at them and if you find something you would like to discuss, please submit a contribution. To do so, go to the Call for Proposals page, select the Submit new abstract button, add your discussion topic and submit. […]
Submission time for Linux Plumbers 2026
2026-03-23 – 20:51
Submissions for the Refereed Track, Kernel Summit, BoF and Microconferences are now open. Linux Plumbers will be held this year in Prague, Czechia from October 5-7th. The Refereed presentations are 45 minutes in length (Talk+Q&A) and should focus on a specific aspect of the “plumbing” in a Linux ecosystem. Examples of Linux plumbing include core […]
The Call for Proposals is nearing its end!
2025-09-08 – 16:14
The CfPs for the Linux Plumbers events are coming to an end. If you still want to submit, please get your submission in by the deadline. The deadlines are: Refereed track: September 10th (that’s this Wednesday) Kernel Summit track: September 10th (See Ted Tso’s email about how to submit). eBPF track: September 29th Networking track: […]
All Microconferences have been Accepted!
2025-07-25 – 20:12
Good news! All Microconferences have been accepted and are now accepting submissions. The accepted Microconferences are: Android Build Systems Confidential Computing Containers and checkpoint/restore Device and Specific Purpose Memory Devicetree Embedded & Internet of Things Gaming on Linux Kernel Memory Management Kernel Testing & Dependability Linux System Monitoring and Observability Live Update Power and Thermal […]
Submission time for Linux Plumbers 2025
2025-05-14 – 20:44
Submissions for the Refereed Track and Microconferences are now open. Linux Plumbers will be held this year in Tokyo from December 11th – 13th (Note, the 13th is on a Saturday). The Refereed presentations are 45 minutes in length and should focus on a specific aspect of the “plumbing” in a Linux ecosystem. Examples of […]
Welcome to the Android Micro-conference!
2024-08-23 – 17:34
Every year the Android Micro-conference brings the upstream Linux community and the Android systems developers together at the Linux Plumbers Conference. They discuss how they can effectively engage the existing issues and collaborate on upcoming changes to the Android platform and their upstream dependencies. This year Android MC is scheduled to start at 10am on […]
System Boot and Security Microconference CFP
2024-07-12 – 19:38
The System Boot and Security Microconference has been a critical platform for enthusiasts and professionals working on firmware, bootloaders, system boot, and security. This year, the conference focuses on the challenges of upstreaming boot process improvements to the Linux kernel. Cryptography, an ever-evolving field, poses unique demands on secure elements and TPMs as newer algorithms […]
Sched-Ext: The BPF extensible scheduler class Microconference CFP
2024-07-12 – 02:38
sched_ext is a Linux kernel feature which enables implementing host-wide, safe kernel thread schedulers in BPF, and dynamically loading them at runtime. sched_ext enables safe and rapid iterations of scheduler implementations, thus radically widening the scope of scheduling strategies that can be experimented with and deployed, even in massive and complex production environments. sched_ext was […]
