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Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so farLinks to 119 LCA2012 videos so farPosted Jan 21, 2012 17:43 UTC (Sat) by dowdle (subscriber, #659)In reply to: XFS: the filesystem of the future? by zomonto Parent article: XFS: the filesystem of the future?
I like to download various Linux/FLOSS conference talks from YouTube, convert them to webm and then post them to archive.org (assuming the licensing allows it). Here are direct links for anyone who cares:
# Using Open Source to Build a Gravitational Wave Observatory - Elizabeth Garbee
# Keynote - Paul Fenwick
# Keynote - Bruce Perens
# Creating the Open Source Academy - Ian Beardslee
# OGPC - One Geek Per Classroom - Thomas Sprinkmeier
# Helping your audience learn - Jacinta Richardson
# Testing CTDB - not necessarily trivial - Martin Schwenke,Ronnie Sahlberg
# Ending Software Patents in Australia - Ben Sturmfels
# EFI and Linux: the future is here, and it's awful - Matthew Garrett
# Erlang in production: "I wish I'd known that when I started" - Bernard Duggan
# Scaling OpenStack Development with git, Gerrit and Jenkins
# Serval Maps - Building Collaborative Infrastructure Independent Maps on Mobile - Romana Challans, Paul Gardner-Stephen
# Optimizing Web Performance with TBB - Nicolas Erdody, Lenz Gschwendtner
# XFS: Recent and Future Adventures in Filesystem Scalability - Dave Chinner
# Smashing a square peg into a round hole: Automagically building and configuring - David Basden, Christopher Collins
# Keynote - Karen Sandler
# Efficient multithreading with Qt - Dario Freddi
# Codec 2 - Open Source Speech Coding at 2400 bit/s and Below - David Rowe
# The Kernel Report - Jonathan Corbet
# Desktop Home Hacks - Allison Randal
# Challenges for the Linux plumbing community - Jonathan Corbet
# Operating System Support for the Heterogeneous OMAP4430: A Tale of Two Micros - Etienne Le Sueur
# Beginning with the Shell - Peter Chubb
# Freedom, Out of the Box! - Bdale Garbee
# Linux as a Boot Loader - Peter Chubb
# I Can't Believe This is Butter! A tour of btrfs - Avi Miller
# This Old Code, or Renovating Dusty Old Open Source For Fun and Profit - Greg Banks
# Extracting metrics from logs for realtime trending and alerting - Jamie Wilkinson
# Opus, the Swiss Army Knife of Audio Codecs - Jean-Marc Valin
# Ganeti: Clustered Virtualization on Commodity Hardware - Ben Kero
# The Samba tour of scripting languages - Andrew Bartlett, Amitay Isaacs
# antiSMASH: Searching for New Antibiotics Using Open Source Tools - Kai Blin
# Cheap tabloid tricks: The truth about Linux, open source and the media - Angus Kidman
# Data mining packages to assess update risks - Kate Stewart
# The best Software Freedom Day in the world - and how you can do it too! - Kathy Reid
# Moving Day: Migrating Big Data from A to B - Laura Thomson, Shyam Mani, Justin Dow
# Scaling web applications with message queues - Lenz Gschwendtner
# Mentoring: We're Doing It Wrong - Leslie Hawthorn
# Android Accessories Made Easy With Arduino - Philip Lindsay
# Ubuntu ARM from netbook to Server, the journey from the beginning and where it - David Mandala
# IPv6 Dynamic Reverse Mapping - the magic, misery and mayhem - Robert Mibus
# The Serval Project presents Rhizome - Self Replicating Software and Data Distri - Corey Wallis, Jeremy Lakeman
# where is your data cached and where should it be cached - Sarah Novotny
# Design your own Printed Circuit Board using FOSS - Scott Finneran
# Mistakes were made - Selena Deckelmann
# The Web as an Application Development Platform - Shane Stephens, Mike Lawther
# Multi-tenancy, multi-master, Sharding, scaling and analytics with Drizzle - Stewart Smith
# Making video streaming interactive, heckling user groups from the clouds! - Tim Ansell
# A (Mostly) Gentle Introduction to Computer Security - Todd Austin
# Low-hanging Fruit vs. Micro-optimization, Creative Techniques for Loading Web P - Trevor Parscal
# Hack everything: re-purposing everyday devices - Matt Evans
# World domination and party tricks with the Android Open ADK - Jonathan Oxer
# 1,000,000 Watchpoints, 20 Applications, 1 Driver, 0 Kernel Modifications - Todd Austin
# Conference Opening
# Tutorial 1 (hardware assembly)
# Pebble v2 Software - Andy Gelme, Luke Weston
# TOPCAT: Arduino in Space - Mark Jessop
# Building TeleMetrum companion boards - Bdale Garbee
# AVR XMEGA internals - David Zanetti [Altus Metrum, Arduino and... - Bdale Garbee]
# Lego + Kids + Arduino - James Muraca
# Web interaction with physical objects - Andrew Fisher
# Lightning Talks: project showcase
# The Javascript testing toolbox - Malcolm Locke
# AltJS - Brian McKenna
# Migrating to PHP 5.4 - Adam Harvey
# Finding vulnerabilities in PHP code (via static code analysis) - Peter Serwylo
# CSS Progress Goes Boink (with the right timing function) - Adam Harvey
# Application programming in Lua: experiences through LOMP - daurnimator
# 7 Networking things all Systems Administrators should know - Julien Goodwin
# Using Performance Co-Pilot to monitor SNMP devices - Hamish Coleman
# Stress and Performance Testing in Virtual Environments - Rodger Donaldson, Aneel Hay
# You can't spell KABOOM without OOM - Anthony Towns
# Time to harden up - SELinux is no longer an option - Steven Ellis
# Lazy Security in a Large Gateway - Mark Suter
# Easy Platform as a Service - Mark Atwood
# Storage Replication in High-Performance High-Availability (HPHA) Environments - Florian Haas
# Building a Non-Shared Storage HA Cluster with Pacemaker and PostgreSQL 9.1 - Keisuke Mori
# Extend Pacemaker to Support Geographically Distributed Clustering - Tim Serong on behalf of Jiaju Zhang
# Adventures in Logo Design: One Coder's Pain is Your Gain - Jon Cruz
# High Availability Sprint: from the brink of disaster to the Zen of Pacemaker - Florian Haas
# mitmproxy - use and abuse of a hackable SSL-capable man-in-the-middle proxy - Jim Cheetham
# BITS: Running Python in GRUB to test BIOS and ACPI - Josh Triplett
# Tux in Space: High altitude ballooning - Joel Stanley, Mark Jessop
# Australia's Toughest Linux Deployment - Sridhar Dhanapalan
# How good are you, really? Improving your technical writing skills - Lana Brindley
# What is in a tiny Linux installation - Malcolm Tredinnick
# POLICY CIRCLES - Freedom to Think Aloud - Dan McGarry
# Developing accessible web applications - how hard can it be? - Silvia Pfeiffer, Alice Boxhall
# An Introduction to Open vSwitch - Simon Horman
# HiPBX - HiAv VoIP with Open Source Software and 5000 Lines of Bash - Rob Thomas
# Squashing SPOFs with Common Sense, Velcro, and a Hammer - Rob Thomas
# CTDB Overview - Ronnie Sahlberg
# High Availability Login Services with Samba4 Active Directory - Kai Blin
# HA Lessons Learned from Darth Vader - Ronnie Sahlberg
# MySQL for the Developer in a Post-Oracle World - Adam Donnison
# MySQL and Postgres Cloud Offerings - Stewart Smith, Selena Deckelmann
# Scaling Data: Postgres, The Stack and the Future of Replication - Selena Deckelmann
# Rusty's Welcome - Rusty Russel
# Swift 101 - Monty Taylor
# MySQL Web Infra Scaling and Keeping it Online, Cheaply - Arjen Lentz
# Linux Australia AGM - Linux Australia Board
# VCS Interoperability - David Barr
# Cloud meets Word Processor -- RDF and abiword in the Browser - Ben Martin
# Android is not vi: mobile user experience for geeks - Paris Buttfield-Addison
# Torturing OpenSSL - Valeria Bertacco
# Women in open technology and culture worldwide - Valerie Aurora, Mary Gardiner
# Creating social applications with Telepathy and Libsocialweb - Dario Freddi
# Lightning talks
# Keynote - Jacob Appelbaum
# Guerrilla Data Liberation - Henare Degan
# The copyright safe harbour is no longer safe - Ben Powell
# Samba4: After the merge, ready for the real world - Andrew Bartlett, Andrew Tridgell
# Best Of #1
# Bloat: How and Why UNIX Grew Up (and Out) - Rusty Russell, Matt Evans
# Best Of #2
# Gang Scheduling in Linux Kernel Scheduler - Nikunj A Dadhania
# Best Of #3
# Best Of #4
# Rescuing Joe - Andrew Tridgell
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Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so far Posted Jan 21, 2012 19:24 UTC (Sat) by kragilkragil2 (guest, #76172) [Link]
Excellent! Thanks. That was fast.
The desktop summit should take note. All Gnome events always take forever to post their videos.
Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so far Posted Jan 23, 2012 14:42 UTC (Mon) by tsdgeos (subscriber, #69685) [Link]
The Desktop Summit is not a Gnome event ;-)
Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so far Posted Jan 23, 2012 15:08 UTC (Mon) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
I was told that the videos for the 2011 desktop summit actually have all been lost. (And even though I was there, I wasn't able to attend all that many talks, so I had rather counted on being able to check out some presentations later on.)
Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so far Posted Jan 25, 2012 7:04 UTC (Wed) by kragilkragil2 (guest, #76172) [Link]
Let me guess, Gnome people lost them, right? They seem to have a habit of doing so. Just try to find videos for their events(there are only 2 categories: either not there or years late)
Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so far Posted Jan 26, 2012 9:03 UTC (Thu) by job (guest, #670) [Link]
<irony> Well, almost all users come to watch only the latest talks, so lets just remove the old ones to make the site easier to use! No options are required then, hardly even a navigation bar! </irony>
Links to 119 LCA2012 videos so far Posted Feb 1, 2012 1:43 UTC (Wed) by keeperofdakeys (subscriber, #82635) [Link]
Here are the official videos, transcoded directly from the DV sources http://linux.conf.au/wiki/index.php/Video. These were up within half a week of the conference, and most of the youtube videos were up by two days afterwards. Considering that they had to do editing, cutting etc, they did quite a good job.
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