Everything Open 2027 – Call for Sessions (Linux, O pen Source, Ops & Security)

Danishka Navin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.fedora.devel
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Hi Fedora Community,

Apologies for cross-posting this across multiple Fedora sub-projects. I
thought this opportunity might be relevant to contributors working across
different areas of the Fedora community.

The Call for Sessions for Everything Open 2027 is now open. If you are
working on something interesting around Linux, open source, open hardware,
open AI, open data, security, or operations, this could be a great
opportunity to share your work with the wider community.

Available session formats include:

   - 45-minute talks
   - 25-minute short talks
   - 90-minute hands-on tutorials

There are also specialist tracks covering *Kernel Development, Operations &
Security, and the Public Sector*.

📅 *Submission deadline:* 6 September 2026 (AoE)

Accepted speakers receive a complimentary Professional conference pass.

More information and proposal submission:

https://2027.everythingopen.au/news/call-for-sessions/

It would be great to see more Fedora contributors and Fedora-related
projects represented at Everything Open 2027. Please consider submitting a
proposal or sharing this with others in the community who may have an
interesting topic to present.

Best regards,
-- 
Danishka Navin

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