Invitation: Rust for Linux Training Day at LPC 2026

Hi everyone,

I am excited to announce a dedicated Rust for Linux training day on
Sunday, October 4th, 2026, the day just before the Linux Plumbers
Conference kicks off.

Whether you are a kernel developer wanting to write your first line of
Rust, or a subsystem maintainer preparing to review incoming Rust
patches, you are highly encouraged to attend.

What to Expect
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The training will be held in an interactive, classroom-style setting. I
will be joined by other Rust experts to guide you step-by-step through
integrating and using Rust in the Linux kernel.

We will balance theory with practical application, focusing on:

Core Concepts: Understanding fundamental Rust concepts specifically as
they apply to kernel development.

Code Walkthroughs: Exploring and breaking down real Rust abstractions
and code that already exist in the kernel today.

Hands-on Exercises: Writing your first Rust driver. We will write a
driver using the QEMU `edu` virtual educational PCI device.

Instructors: Alice Ryhl, Danilo Krummrich, Boqun Feng, Gary Guo, Daniel
Almeida

Session Goals
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We have tailored this session with two primary outcomes in mind:

For Developers: By the end of the day, our goal is for you to have
written your very first working Rust driver.

For Maintainers: We will cover enough Rust syntax, idioms, and
kernel-specific patterns so that you feel confident reviewing Rust
patches submitted to your subsystem.

Logistics & Prerequisites
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When: Sunday, October 4th, 2026
Doors open 9:30, and we start at 10:00. We will be done by 17:00.

Where: Room 2.1 in the Prague Convention Centre

What to bring: Please bring a laptop. Instructions for setting up your
local development environment will be sent out closer to the event.

Registration
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Space may be limited, so please register or confirm your attendance
here: https://forms.gle/ksNftmkdbbjvAJgH9

If you have any questions about the curriculum or the event, feel free
to reply to this thread. We look forward to seeing you there and
building the future of Rust in the kernel together!

Best regards,
Alice Ryhl