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Opening Address

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/VRQCNB/ Auditorium Eliane Domingos PUBLISH HMADGW@@events.documentfoundation.org -HMADGW Welcome Address en en 20241010T091500 20241010T093000 0.01500

Welcome Address

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/HMADGW/ Auditorium Serge Linkels PUBLISH SQUTGY@@events.documentfoundation.org -SQUTGY Open Source in EdTech en en 20241010T093000 20241010T094000 0.01000

Open Source in EdTech

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/SQUTGY/ Auditorium Thibaud Latour PUBLISH KBUWEZ@@events.documentfoundation.org -KBUWEZ Keynote of Minister for Research, Higher Education and of Digitalisation en en 20241010T094000 20241010T100000 0.02000

Keynote of Minister for Research, Higher Education and of Digitalisation

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/KBUWEZ/ Auditorium Stéphanie Obertin PUBLISH LZA9WB@@events.documentfoundation.org -LZA9WB How Passbolt found its market fit thanks to open source en en 20241010T100000 20241010T102000 0.02000

How Passbolt found its market fit thanks to open source

In this talk we will explore why Passbolt decided to choose open source as a business model, how it benefited its market fit and growth, as well as what were Passbolt initial mistakes and lessons learnt while growing from 0 to half a million daily users. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/LZA9WB/ Auditorium Kevin Muller PUBLISH 7MMAQV@@events.documentfoundation.org -7MMAQV Open source in research – The SnT way en en 20241010T102000 20241010T104000 0.02000

Open source in research – The SnT way

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/7MMAQV/ Auditorium Jacek Plucinski PUBLISH AGBCYK@@events.documentfoundation.org -AGBCYK Ministry of the Economy announcing the first OSPO in Luxembourg en en 20241010T110000 20241010T112000 0.02000

Ministry of the Economy announcing the first OSPO in Luxembourg

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/AGBCYK/ Auditorium François Thill PUBLISH NP8ETU@@events.documentfoundation.org -NP8ETU A gentle introduction to free/open source at the European Commission en en 20241010T112000 20241010T114000 0.02000

A gentle introduction to free/open source at the European Commission

This talk will focus on recent progress in the use and sharing of free/open source by the European Commission. The presentation will concentrate on tasks and achievements of the Commission's Open Source Programme Office. This OSPO was created in October 2020 following the renewal of the Commission Open Source Strategy. The strategy captures over two decades of growing importance of free/open source at the European Commission services. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/NP8ETU/ Auditorium Gijs Hillenius PUBLISH NE7CRQ@@events.documentfoundation.org -NE7CRQ ODF, the document standard en en 20241010T114000 20241010T120000 0.02000

ODF, the document standard

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/NE7CRQ/ Auditorium Italo Vignoli PUBLISH QDF7SJ@@events.documentfoundation.org -QDF7SJ From LibreOffice to « La Suite » - providing civil servants with Free Software sovereign tools en en 20241010T120000 20241010T122000 0.02000

From LibreOffice to « La Suite » - providing civil servants with Free Software sovereign tools

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/QDF7SJ/ Auditorium Bastien Guerry Olivier Delteil PUBLISH YGPVLF@@events.documentfoundation.org -YGPVLF Collabora keynote en en 20241010T122000 20241010T124000 0.02000

Collabora keynote

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/YGPVLF/ Auditorium Michael Meeks PUBLISH EHUL3Y@@events.documentfoundation.org -EHUL3Y The long way to software freedom en en 20241010T124000 20241010T130000 0.02000

The long way to software freedom

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/EHUL3Y/ Auditorium Matthias Kirschner PUBLISH DZV9VR@@events.documentfoundation.org -DZV9VR openDesk on openCode - building souvereign software for the public sector en en 20241010T140000 20241010T142000 0.02000

openDesk on openCode - building souvereign software for the public sector

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/DZV9VR/ Auditorium Alexander Smolianitski Leonhard Kugler PUBLISH JDSRXJ@@events.documentfoundation.org -JDSRXJ Luxchat4Gov en en 20241010T142000 20241010T144000 0.02000

Luxchat4Gov

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/JDSRXJ/ Auditorium Patrick Weber PUBLISH 8TYDBP@@events.documentfoundation.org -8TYDBP Migration to LibreOffice and ODF for 30,000 clients in government of Schleswig-Holstein en en 20241010T144000 20241010T150000 0.02000

Migration to LibreOffice and ODF for 30,000 clients in government of Schleswig-Holstein

One of the sixteen country governments of Germany have decided to migrate to a digitally sovereign standard IT workplace. With this one of the first steps is to migrate the desktop office suite to LibreOffice. In the talk we will summarize motivations and strategies for this move to the ODF format, what are positive experiences and where are the challenges and lessons learned so far. This will be provided by three service and support provider for the country and its IT department ZIT, first and foremost in second level with Dataport and in third level .riess-app as migrator for complex special procedures e.g. with macros and 3rd level support and allotropia with development services in fixing issues and feature enhancements. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/8TYDBP/ Auditorium Lothar Becker Thorsten Behrens PUBLISH XNFTGC@@events.documentfoundation.org -XNFTGC Opensource as tool of trust en en 20241010T151000 20241010T153000 0.02000

Opensource as tool of trust

In recent time, many companies have been forced to take side in geopolitically, which put's institutions, companies and corporates in new situation. Would OpenSource be tool to also in the future to stay neutral? ICRC has been working 160 years in humanitarian area. Digitalization is hitting institution like everyone else. How ICRC is seeing OpenSource and neutrality which is aiming acceptance? PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XNFTGC/ Auditorium Mika Lauhde PUBLISH LWCKNM@@events.documentfoundation.org -LWCKNM Open Source and Open Standards for Digital Sovereignty en en 20241010T160000 20241010T162000 0.02000

Open Source and Open Standards for Digital Sovereignty

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/LWCKNM/ Auditorium Italo Vignoli PUBLISH RATS8V@@events.documentfoundation.org -RATS8V Progress and trends in the national open source policies and legal frameworks en en 20241010T162000 20241010T164000 0.02000

Progress and trends in the national open source policies and legal frameworks

In this talk, you will hear from the authors of the report on the in-depth analysis of open source policy trends across 15 countries. It underscores the growing role of open source technologies in the public sector, especially in enhancing digital sovereignty, data privacy, and control over critical infrastructures. The report highlights the importance of local governments, such as cities and regions, in adopting open source solutions due to their cost-effectiveness and adaptability. It also explores the emergence of innovative national policies, including the establishment of Open Source Programme Offices (OSPOs), and the impact of international initiatives promoting Digital Public Goods and Digital Commons. Over the past five years, open source policies have evolved significantly, moving from a focus on legal frameworks to comprehensive strategies involving diverse stakeholders. This report reflects a broader, more inclusive approach to digital governance, offering valuable insights for policymakers, public administrators, and the open source community. The presentation will be followed by a short Q&A. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RATS8V/ Auditorium Axel Thévenet PUBLISH XLH8DF@@events.documentfoundation.org -XLH8DF New regulations are coming! Compliance creates new challenges for OSS communities. en en 20241010T164000 20241010T170000 0.02000

New regulations are coming! Compliance creates new challenges for OSS communities.

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XLH8DF/ Auditorium Enzo Ribagnac PUBLISH AW9XJK@@events.documentfoundation.org -AW9XJK LibreOffice Technology en en 20241010T170000 20241010T172000 0.02000

LibreOffice Technology

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/AW9XJK/ Auditorium Florian Effenberger PUBLISH ZQWX3L@@events.documentfoundation.org -ZQWX3L ODF TC: how the standard is managed and maintained en en 20241010T172000 20241010T174000 0.02000

ODF TC: how the standard is managed and maintained

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/ZQWX3L/ Auditorium Svante Schubert PUBLISH 8HKWC9@@events.documentfoundation.org -8HKWC9 Closing Address en en 20241010T174000 20241010T180000 0.02000

Closing Address

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/8HKWC9/ Auditorium Eliane Domingos PUBLISH MULCWP@@events.documentfoundation.org -MULCWP Why Adopt an Open Source Strategy for Your CERT? en en 20241010T140000 20241010T142000 0.02000

Why Adopt an Open Source Strategy for Your CERT?

Fourteen years ago, we established CIRCL, a national-level CERT under the NIS Directive, with a commitment to an open-source strategy from the outset. Over the past 14 years, we have grown from managing small projects to maintaining 17 different open-source initiatives in the cybersecurity field, including the MISP Project, AIL Project, and many others. Throughout this journey, we've gained invaluable insights—both positive and negative. Our experiences span community management, engaging open-source contributors, navigating supply chain distribution, marketing open-source solutions, software licensing, engineering robust software, and ensuring long-term project maintenance. This presentation will share the lessons we've learned and how they have shaped our approach to cybersecurity and open source. This talk will explore how we have successfully created and maintained a significant number of open-source projects widely used in cybersecurity. The topics covered will include: - Lessons learned from 14 years of developing and sustaining open-source projects, whether by strategy or evolution within a CERT. - Effective management of open-source communities, contributors, and users to maintain a kind-of healthy balance. - Navigating the complexities of supply chains and dependencies in the open-source security ecosystem. - Strategies for managing software vulnerabilities in self-managed projects. - Securing funding and support to sustain and grow our open-source initiatives. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/MULCWP/ Room C1.03.05 Jean-Louis Huyen Alexandre Dulaunoy PUBLISH RFCDFX@@events.documentfoundation.org -RFCDFX Monarc evolution from XLS to an open source community ecosystem en en 20241010T142000 20241010T144000 0.02000

Monarc evolution from XLS to an open source community ecosystem

Presentation of the Monarc tool, method, project timeline and history. Informing about the infrastructure, tech stack and integrations (reverse proxy, API, ansible configuration). The current status and plans for the future. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RFCDFX/ Room C1.03.05 Ruslan Baidan PUBLISH PHXXGC@@events.documentfoundation.org -PHXXGC ILR presenting SERIMA an Open Source tools for NIS2 compliance en en 20241010T144000 20241010T150000 0.02000

ILR presenting SERIMA an Open Source tools for NIS2 compliance

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/PHXXGC/ Room C1.03.05 Sheila Beker PUBLISH JVCY87@@events.documentfoundation.org -JVCY87 Kunai: An Open-Source Threat-Detection Tool for Linux en en 20241010T150000 20241010T153000 0.03000

Kunai: An Open-Source Threat-Detection Tool for Linux

This session introduces Kunai, a threat hunting and detection tool specifically designed for Linux systems, addressing the critical need for effective security monitoring. Kunai has been developed over nearly two years to fill the gaps left by traditional security solutions. The talk begins with an introduction to the project, outlining its history and highlighting the key differences between Kunai, classical antivirus software, and performance monitoring tools. We will also discuss the core principles behind Kunai's development, including its pluggability with other open-source software (OSS) projects, comprehensive documentation, and community-driven approach. In the second part, we’ll explore Kunai’s features, focusing on its Linux container monitoring capabilities, event correlation, and self-protecting features. We’ll also discuss how Kunai integrates seamlessly with other OSS tools, further enhancing its utility in diverse environments. The third section of the talk delves into practical use cases, showcasing Kunai’s real-time threat detection capabilities through a custom rule engine and Indicator of Compromise (IoC) based detection. Additionally, we’ll explore how Kunai serves as a valuable resource for digital forensic investigations, emphasizing its fine-grained event filtering for detailed analysis. The session will conclude with a discussion on future developments for Kunai and a broader look at how it continues to reshape threat detection and security monitoring on Linux systems. This talk is designed to be accessible to a wide audience, providing key insights for anyone interested in cybersecurity, especially within Linux environments. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/JVCY87/ Room C1.03.05 Quentin Jerome PUBLISH JG9AKT@@events.documentfoundation.org -JG9AKT Threat Information sharing for the masses - MISP en en 20241010T160000 20241010T163000 0.03000

Threat Information sharing for the masses - MISP

The presentation aims to be a high level introduction into MISP as well as the general topic of threat intel sharing and how the security community has been relying on an open source stack in securing their organisations. Participants will hopefully come out of the talk armed with both knowledge about what modern OSS tools can do for them in this regard as well as ideas of how to leverage their communities rather than facing the rising tide of cyber-threats on their own. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/JG9AKT/ Room C1.03.05 Andras Iklody PUBLISH UE8UU3@@events.documentfoundation.org -UE8UU3 Mapping the information system en en 20241010T163000 20241010T170000 0.03000

Mapping the information system

The mapping of the Information System allows having a global view of all the elements which compose the information system to obtain a better readability, and thus a better control. The elaboration of a cartography participates in the protection, the defense and the resilience of the information system. It is an essential tool for the control of its information system and is an obligation for operators of vital importance and is part of a global risk management approach. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/UE8UU3/ Room C1.03.05 Didier Barzin PUBLISH 8CGKED@@events.documentfoundation.org -8CGKED Enhancing Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure with Open Source: A Deep Dive into the Vulnerability-Lookup Project en en 20241010T170000 20241010T173000 0.03000

Enhancing Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure with Open Source: A Deep Dive into the Vulnerability-Lookup Project

Vulnerability Lookup streamlines the correlation of vulnerabilities from multiple sources, independent of vulnerability IDs, and enhances the management of Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD). It also serves as a collaborative platform, allowing users to comment on security advisories and create vulnerability bundles. Developed by CIRCL within the scope of the NIS2 directive, this open-source project aims to improve the efficiency and transparency of vulnerability management. This talk will explore the origins of the project, the challenges faced in coordinated vulnerability disclosure, and how Vulnerability Lookup addresses these challenges. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/8CGKED/ Room C1.03.05 Jean-Louis Huyen Alexandre Dulaunoy PUBLISH CY3XWH@@events.documentfoundation.org -CY3XWH Automated Metamorphic Security Testing en en 20241010T173000 20241010T180000 0.03000

Automated Metamorphic Security Testing

Security testing aims to verify that the software meets its security properties. In modern systems, the effectiveness of security testing is complicated by a wide input space and vulnerabilities being detectable only by exploring a specific portion of such input space (e.g., a combination of corner cases). In turn, to effectively perform security testing, it is necessary to exercise the system with a very large set of inputs. Full automation is thus required to lower costs and increase security testing effectiveness. However, to achieve such automation, it is not sufficient to automatically derive test inputs, but it is necessary to address the oracle problem, which refers to the challenge of distinguishing correct from incorrect behaviour for a given system input; for example, in a Web system, determine the correctness of the response received after a specific HTTP GET request performed by a certain user. Traditional testing approaches require the manual specification of the expected output for each input, which is infeasible when a large number of inputs is automatically generated. To address these challenges, we propose Metamorphic Security Testing (MST), a metamorphic testing approach that integrates test input generation strategies inspired by mutational fuzzing and alleviates the oracle problem by verifying general relations that should always hold between the outputs generated by valid and mutated inputs. It enables engineers to specify metamorphic relations (MRs) that capture how to modify a valid input as an attacker would do and specify the relation between the outputs of the valid and invalid input. We defined a domain-specific language accompanied by an Eclipse editor. Also, we developed a framework that automatically collects the input data and transforms the MRs into executable Java code to automatically perform security testing. It automatically tests software systems to detect vulnerabilities based on the relations and collected data. Currently, we provide a catalogue of 76 system-agnostic MRs to automate security testing in Web systems. It covers 39% of the OWASP security testing activities not automated by state-of-the-art techniques; further, our MRs can automatically discover 45% of the vulnerability types due to violations of MITRE security design principles. We evaluated MST effectiveness and scalability with two well-known Web systems (i.e., Jenkins and Joomla). It automatically detected 85% of their vulnerabilities and showed a high specificity (99.81% of the generated inputs do not lead to a false positive). Finally, we demonstrated the applicability of the approach to test robotic systems and desktop applications. Ongoing research includes the automated generation of MRs from specification documents by leveraging large language models. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/CY3XWH/ Room C1.03.05 Fabrizio Pastore PUBLISH XVAKTN@@events.documentfoundation.org -XVAKTN An open source low-code/no-code lab to build your own ethical software applications en en 20241010T140000 20241010T143000 0.03000

An open source low-code/no-code lab to build your own ethical software applications

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XVAKTN/ Room C1.03.06 Ivan Alfonso PUBLISH BMAL8K@@events.documentfoundation.org -BMAL8K Workshop How to advocate for Public Money? Public Code! en en 20241010T143000 20241010T153000 1.00000

Workshop How to advocate for Public Money? Public Code!

The workshop includes some how-tos and best practice sharing. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/BMAL8K/ Room C1.03.06 Alexander Sander PUBLISH 8WFCWW@@events.documentfoundation.org -8WFCWW Ask us anything - openDesk on openCode - building sovereign software for the public sector en en 20241010T160000 20241010T170000 1.00000

Ask us anything - openDesk on openCode - building sovereign software for the public sector

QA session and lessons learned PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/8WFCWW/ Room C1.03.06 Alexander Smolianitski Leonhard Kugler PUBLISH TPMYSN@@events.documentfoundation.org -TPMYSN Netbox, the spreadsheet killer for infrastructure documentation en en 20241010T170000 20241010T180000 1.00000

Netbox, the spreadsheet killer for infrastructure documentation

Netbox defines itself as "network source of truth". Even though it started as a network documentation tool, it can do much more than that. This workshop introduces you to using Netbox as DCIM (Datacenter Infrastructure Management) mostly: * Netbox: what it is, and what it is not * Requirements, architecture * First steps in Netbox * Examples of documentation (main part of the Workshop) * Outlook on further capabilities and options PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/TPMYSN/ Room C1.03.06 Michel Lanners PUBLISH 7TX3EK@@events.documentfoundation.org -7TX3EK The Open Source Ecosystem Enabler project from ITU United Nations en en 20241010T140000 20241010T142000 0.02000

The Open Source Ecosystem Enabler project from ITU United Nations

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/7TX3EK/ Room C1.03.07 David Manset PUBLISH PJ3EUE@@events.documentfoundation.org -PJ3EUE The Role of OSPOs in the Open Source Ecosystem en en 20241010T142000 20241010T144000 0.02000

The Role of OSPOs in the Open Source Ecosystem

The importance of open source software and digital sovereignty has never been more paramount and OSPOs are the current paradigm of the Open Source governance. They play a crucial role in promoting open source adoption, driving innovation, and ensuring compliance and security within the public and private sectors.This presentation introduces the OSPO Alliance, a pioneering initiative committed to fostering the adoption and effective management of open source projects within organisations. Central to this effort is the Good Governance Handbook, a comprehensive resource designed to guide organisations in establishing and operating OSPOs effectively. Drawing on industry examples, the session will demonstrate how organisations are leveraging OSPOs to enhance their digital sovereignty and contribute to the broader open source ecosystem to support the sustainable growth of open source communities. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/PJ3EUE/ Room C1.03.07 Florent Zara Boris Baldassarri PUBLISH 78TWLW@@events.documentfoundation.org -78TWLW SnT OSPO en en 20241010T144000 20241010T150000 0.02000

SnT OSPO

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/78TWLW/ Room C1.03.07 Jacek Plucinski PUBLISH D7GX89@@events.documentfoundation.org -D7GX89 Uniting Danish Municipalities: A Digital Revolution through Open Source en en 20241010T150000 20241010T152000 0.02000

Uniting Danish Municipalities: A Digital Revolution through Open Source

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/D7GX89/ Room C1.03.07 Rasmus Frey PUBLISH CLFELS@@events.documentfoundation.org -CLFELS Czech OSPO, start and way forward en en 20241010T160000 20241010T162000 0.02000

Czech OSPO, start and way forward

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/CLFELS/ Room C1.03.07 Jiří Marek PUBLISH LCKYFZ@@events.documentfoundation.org -LCKYFZ How can we do more with less: Transforming challenges into opportunities en en 20241010T162000 20241010T164000 0.02000

How can we do more with less: Transforming challenges into opportunities

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/LCKYFZ/ Room C1.03.07 Maria Dalhage Josef Andersson PUBLISH FVGXNN@@events.documentfoundation.org -FVGXNN Launching skilltech.tools : a digital toolbox for teachers and trainers en en 20241010T140000 20241010T143000 0.03000

Launching skilltech.tools : a digital toolbox for teachers and trainers

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/FVGXNN/ 42 Cluster 3 Pierre de La Celle PUBLISH UQMLC9@@events.documentfoundation.org -UQMLC9 From Passive Listeners to Active Participants: How Claper is Shaping the Future of Learning en en 20241010T143000 20241010T150000 0.03000

From Passive Listeners to Active Participants: How Claper is Shaping the Future of Learning

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/UQMLC9/ 42 Cluster 3 Alexandre Lion PUBLISH MTYKWL@@events.documentfoundation.org -MTYKWL Embracing Open Source: a Strategic Path for Public Universities en en 20241010T150000 20241010T153000 0.03000

Embracing Open Source: a Strategic Path for Public Universities

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/MTYKWL/ 42 Cluster 3 Yiannis Salmatzidis PUBLISH RAVTJT@@events.documentfoundation.org -RAVTJT Challenges and Opportunities for Open * in Academia en en 20241010T160000 20241010T163000 0.03000

Challenges and Opportunities for Open * in Academia

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RAVTJT/ 42 Cluster 3 Christian Grévisse PUBLISH CAZQJG@@events.documentfoundation.org -CAZQJG Digital sovereignty and circular economy at school and at home thanks to FUSS and SchoolSwap en en 20241010T163000 20241010T165000 0.02000

Digital sovereignty and circular economy at school and at home thanks to FUSS and SchoolSwap

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/CAZQJG/ 42 Cluster 3 Paolo Dongilli PUBLISH CLRVKG@@events.documentfoundation.org -CLRVKG LuCySe4RE framework: Enhancing Cybersecurity for the Research and Education community en en 20241010T165000 20241010T172000 0.03000

LuCySe4RE framework: Enhancing Cybersecurity for the Research and Education community

The increasing complexity and frequency of cyber threats necessitate robust cybersecurity measures, particularly within the research and education sector, which often lack behind. The LuCySe4RE project addresses this need by providing enhanced cybersecurity solutions, like a Security Operations Centre (SOC), tailored to the Luxembourgish R&E community. The objectives of this project are three-fold: a. Protecting the most vulnerable: LuCySe4RE aims to introduce an advanced cybersecurity framework to improve network visibility, log analysis, and threat detection capabilities. The focus is on addressing issues such as insufficient network visibility, inconsistent logging, limited monitoring for data leakage, and generate cyber threat intelligence to protect others. b. Raising awareness and educating on cybersecurity: Education and awareness are crucial for mitigating cyber threats and protecting oneself. c. Assessing and improving cybersecurity preparedness: tailored security maturity assessments based on a security baseline model will be carried out. These assessments will provide an overview of the cybersecurity readiness of R&E organizations before and after the implementation of LuCySe4RE. This work is work in progress and reflects the current state of progress including current results. The LuCySe4RE project represents a comprehensive approach to enhancing cybersecurity within the Luxembourgish R&E sector. By deploying the LuCySe4RE SOC-like service, raising awareness, and conducting detailed security assessments, a more secure digital environment for R&E activities can be created. A positive outcome is also that it paves the way for new EU-directives such as the CER and NIS2. All solutions are open-source and allow to set up a SOC at low cost, which is a major advantage, as a lot of educational organisations may not afford highly priced SOC solutions. The successful implementation of LuCySe4RE will not only protect the Luxembourgish R&E community but also serve as a model for other R&E communities globally. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/CLRVKG/ 42 Cluster 3 Cynthia Wagner PUBLISH TEJWRT@@events.documentfoundation.org -TEJWRT Delivering quality teaching to 16.000 students with Open Source software in South Tyrol, Italy en en 20241010T172000 20241010T175000 0.03000

Delivering quality teaching to 16.000 students with Open Source software in South Tyrol, Italy

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/TEJWRT/ 42 Cluster 3 Paolo Dongilli PUBLISH WLMUTY@@events.documentfoundation.org -WLMUTY The University of Luxembourg evaluates education with SUSE en en 20241010T175000 20241010T182000 0.03000

The University of Luxembourg evaluates education with SUSE

The journey to open source LUCET was founded to assess and improve the quality of the national education system in Luxembourg. LUCET’s most prominent and resource-intensive project is the Épreuves Standardisées (ÉpStan), a Luxembourg school monitoring program that aims to facilitate evidence-based decision making in national education. Through the ÉpStan, LUCET is not only providing timely and policy-relevant information to national educational stakeholders, but also assembling a unique and incredibly rich database about the evolution of students’ competency profiles and their pathways through school — and possibly through life. For the implementation of the standardized tests, LUCET developed the online assessment system OASYS in 2010. Over the years, this solution went through several evolutionary stages. The first versions of the online assessment system were hosted on Apple servers, which often required an enormous administrative effort. When Apple discontinued support for Mac OS X Server, LUCET initially switched to Oracle Solaris. However, this operating system was also eventually discontinued by the manufacturer. The IT team was once again faced with the challenge of finding a suitable system 3 platform to run OASYS. In the meantime, LUCET received a mandate from the Luxembourg Ministry of Education to test up to 12,000 students per year according to standardized procedures, significantly increasing OASYS’s requirements for performance and availability. As a result, the team responsible for the development and deployment of OASYS and the online tests had grown from 11 to 50 people. “We were looking for an easily scalable platform that could meet the demands of nationwide testing,” says Markus Scherer, infrastructure and architecture engineer at LUCET. “At the same time, we wanted to increase the pace of innovation and enable our developers to take advantage of new technologies as quickly as possible. It became clear that an open source operating system with professional support was the only option for us.” PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/WLMUTY/ 42 Cluster 3 Emiel Brok Markus Scherer PUBLISH RABYRE@@events.documentfoundation.org -RABYRE Meet the Engineering Steering Committee (ESC) en en 20241010T140000 20241010T143000 0.03000

Meet the Engineering Steering Committee (ESC)

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RABYRE/ C1.05.02 Miklos Vajna PUBLISH YF8A8X@@events.documentfoundation.org -YF8A8X Improvements to the AI chat bot extension for LibreOffice en en 20241010T143000 20241010T150000 0.03000

Improvements to the AI chat bot extension for LibreOffice

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/YF8A8X/ C1.05.02 Sara Hatami PUBLISH FW8VYW@@events.documentfoundation.org -FW8VYW An open source approach to benchmark social biases in both proprietary and open source LLMs en en 20241010T150000 20241010T153000 0.03000

An open source approach to benchmark social biases in both proprietary and open source LLMs

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/FW8VYW/ C1.05.02 Marcos Gomez-Vazquez PUBLISH GVD7SA@@events.documentfoundation.org -GVD7SA Building a successful Open Source business around LibreOffice en en 20241010T160000 20241010T163000 0.03000

Building a successful Open Source business around LibreOffice

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/GVD7SA/ C1.05.02 Michael Meeks PUBLISH NXE3AW@@events.documentfoundation.org -NXE3AW GSoC 2024 panel en en 20241010T163000 20241010T180000 1.03000

GSoC 2024 panel

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/NXE3AW/ C1.05.02 Thorsten Behrens PUBLISH VUEFRJ@@events.documentfoundation.org -VUEFRJ Improving the Solver: new developments and integration with other engines en en 20241010T140000 20241010T143000 0.03000

Improving the Solver: new developments and integration with other engines

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/VUEFRJ/ C1.05.12 Rafael Lima PUBLISH 87JLUD@@events.documentfoundation.org -87JLUD Introduce new Calc functions, XLookup, XMatch and other new Array functions en en 20241010T143000 20241010T150000 0.03000

Introduce new Calc functions, XLookup, XMatch and other new Array functions

Introduce newly implemented Calc functions, XLookup, XMatch, Sort, SortBy, Filter, Unique, Sequence, RandArray, Let (lambda) functions. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/87JLUD/ C1.05.12 Balazs Varga PUBLISH 9BAMUU@@events.documentfoundation.org -9BAMUU Implementing Vector Search in LibreOffice en en 20241010T150000 20241010T153000 0.03000

Implementing Vector Search in LibreOffice

This session will focus on explaining the implementation and benefits of vector search functionality within LibreOffice. Vector search is a powerful technique widely utilized in modern data retrieval systems, allowing for the efficient search of high-dimensional data through vector similarity analysis. During the session, I will cover the fundamental concepts of vector search, how it differs from traditional keyword-based search methods, and the specific advantages it offers when handling large datasets. The session will also explore how this functionality can be particularly advantageous for users working with extensive documents in LibreOffice's Writer and Calc modules. By integrating vector search, these users will gain access to more accurate and efficient search capabilities, enabling them to manage and analyze their data with greater precision and ease. Practical examples and demonstrations will be provided to illustrate the application of vector search in real-world scenarios, highlighting its role as a more powerful tool for data analysis and management in LibreOffice. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/9BAMUU/ C1.05.12 Koji Annoura PUBLISH UPAKMB@@events.documentfoundation.org -UPAKMB Spreadsheet Parallel Optimizations en en 20241010T153000 20241010T160000 0.03000

Spreadsheet Parallel Optimizations

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/UPAKMB/ C1.05.12 Caolán McNamara PUBLISH ACFF7K@@events.documentfoundation.org -ACFF7K State of Right-to-Left language support in LibreOffice en en 20241010T160000 20241010T163000 0.03000

State of Right-to-Left language support in LibreOffice

As always, these sessions combine an aspect which is introductory (and thus repetitive) for those who are not conscious of the needs or RTL language speakers, or writers I should say, the main part of the session which surveys "new stuff", and the future prospects which, depending on recent work, may or may not be similar to the last session. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/ACFF7K/ C1.05.12 Eyal Rozenberg PUBLISH VMZKGC@@events.documentfoundation.org -VMZKGC State of CJK issues of LibreOffice, 2024 edition en en 20241010T163000 20241010T170000 0.03000

State of CJK issues of LibreOffice, 2024 edition

The LibreOffice project is aimed at multilingualism, as stated in The Document Foundation's "Our Values" of "Our Next Decade Manifesto" that anyone can translate so that everyone can use it in their mother tongue. However, LibreOffice developers are mostly in Europe, and in order to use them conveniently in other languages, those who understand those languages need to solve the problem. LibreOffice's CJK and problems unique to the Japanese environment are various such as vertical writing, external characters, phonetic, currency and date notation. CJK bugs are often caused by regressions and tend to have similar problems.　Japanese community members and users sometimes submit bug reports and triage. That feedback loop is important. In recent years, Japanese community members have been changing, it is necessary to find ways to maintain and strengthen the feedback loop. Also, a full-time developer joined TDF this year, increasing the chances of CJK bugs being fixed. We need to capitalize on that potential. In this year's talk, As the first, I will introduce some reported and fixed CJK bugs in the past year. Secondly, introduce some not fixed old CJK bugs. Thirdly, explain the current state of the JA community and our future challenges. Fourth, I would like to provide some context and ask for ideas regarding next year's Asia Conference. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/VMZKGC/ C1.05.12 Shinji Enoki PUBLISH QEDSF7@@events.documentfoundation.org -QEDSF7 Write better! en en 20241010T170000 20241010T173000 0.03000

Write better!

The presentation shows the result of LibreOffice/Collabora Online Typography project, implementing state-of-the-art typography standards and designing cutting-edge (language) technology for automatic hyphenation. The presentation unveils also the smart justification algorithm of MS Office 2013 and its reuse in Writer to restore the lost document layout interoperability, also future of word processing in the planned continuation, LibreOffice/Collabora Online Book project. Project page: https://numbertext.org/typography/ PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/QEDSF7/ C1.05.12 László Németh PUBLISH TDWUDC@@events.documentfoundation.org -TDWUDC ODF and its Toolkit en en 20241011T090000 20241011T093000 0.03000

ODF and its Toolkit

ODF 1.4 was adapted by Office 365 before the standard was released. This talk will give a status update on the ODF Standard and one of its reference implementations of the ODF Toolkit. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/TDWUDC/ Auditorium Svante Schubert PUBLISH WD9JZ7@@events.documentfoundation.org -WD9JZ7 ODF Wholesome Encryption en en 20241011T093000 20241011T100000 0.03000

ODF Wholesome Encryption

A new mode of password-based ODF encryption has been implemented, with the following advantages: - more performant due to deriving a key only once per package - more tamper-resistant with authenticated encryption (AES-GCM) - better hiding of metadata to reduce information leaks - higher resistance to brute forcing using memory-hard Argon2id key derivation function PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/WD9JZ7/ Auditorium Michael Stahl PUBLISH 8H9MVK@@events.documentfoundation.org -8H9MVK Working with LibreOffice odt and VML, a plain text markup language en en 20241011T100000 20241011T103000 0.03000

Working with LibreOffice odt and VML, a plain text markup language

You can find some videos explaining it and the documentation on https://vishia.org/LibreOffc/html/Videos_LOffcVML.html. The tool and the working approach is used by myself for another project I want to document: Using LibreOffice for graphical programming in Embedded Control. The development has been new for about three months, my own experience with it is good. The presentation is to show the concept and offer the application of the concept for other people, also to discuss useful improvements. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/8H9MVK/ Auditorium Hartmut Schorrig PUBLISH PMQP9F@@events.documentfoundation.org -PMQP9F XLOOKUP function - Standardization and Use en en 20241011T110000 20241011T113000 0.03000

XLOOKUP function - Standardization and Use

The XLOOKUP function was introduced in Calc to improve the processing of documents in xlsx format. However, the underlying file format of LibreOffice is not OOXML but ODF. It therefore requires some considerations and adjustments to achieve a good match with Excel on the one hand and to standardize the new function in ODF on the other. The presentation reports on these efforts. In addition, I would like to use some examples to show how this new function is used and what advantages it offers compared to the existing LOOKUP functions. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/PMQP9F/ Auditorium Regina Henschel PUBLISH WMJQNY@@events.documentfoundation.org -WMJQNY Conditions in Python Programming and LibreOffice Calc en en 20241011T113000 20241011T120000 0.03000

Conditions in Python Programming and LibreOffice Calc

This is the comparison of conditions between Python programming and LibreOffice Calc. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/WMJQNY/ Auditorium Akhmad Sofwan PUBLISH 7DU9YK@@events.documentfoundation.org -7DU9YK Implementation of the Notes Pane in Impress and the Pain involved en en 20241011T120000 20241011T123000 0.03000

Implementation of the Notes Pane in Impress and the Pain involved

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/7DU9YK/ Auditorium Sarper Akdemir PUBLISH 9EJVJK@@events.documentfoundation.org -9EJVJK State of interoperability 2024 - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly en en 20241011T123000 20241011T130000 0.03000

State of interoperability 2024 - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

In this talk I'd like to give a 10 thousand meter overview of what feature areas of Writer, Calc and Impress can be deemed safe to use with OOXML format and which need a bit more investment. There are also areas where I see huge opportunities for improvement, yet the need of focus on these may not be obvious for all. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/9EJVJK/ Auditorium Gabor Kelemen PUBLISH D7N8BN@@events.documentfoundation.org -D7N8BN Using ODF as an interoperability tool en en 20241011T140000 20241011T144500 0.04500

Using ODF as an interoperability tool

My experiment started with a customer-made ODT-document which looked somewhat odd in LibreOffice. But this should not happen... In the real world, everything is possible, including using MS Word to create ODT documents. Let's explore together the viability of using the ODF format for text document interoperability under real world conditions! PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/D7N8BN/ Auditorium Gabor Kelemen PUBLISH QGHS8G@@events.documentfoundation.org -QGHS8G Conditional Formatting dialog cleanup en en 20241011T144500 20241011T145500 0.01000

Conditional Formatting dialog cleanup

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/QGHS8G/ Auditorium Pranam Lashkari PUBLISH XXKQKQ@@events.documentfoundation.org -XXKQKQ Dark mode improvements en en 20241011T145500 20241011T150500 0.01000

Dark mode improvements

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XXKQKQ/ Auditorium Darshan Upadhyay PUBLISH ERZLLA@@events.documentfoundation.org -ERZLLA FYI MAR en en 20241011T150500 20241011T151500 0.01000

FYI MAR

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/ERZLLA/ Auditorium Stephan Bergmann PUBLISH VFXDQK@@events.documentfoundation.org -VFXDQK Improving PDF Accessibility in Calc en en 20241011T151500 20241011T152500 0.01000

Improving PDF Accessibility in Calc

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/VFXDQK/ Auditorium Tibor Nagy PUBLISH FHDQC3@@events.documentfoundation.org -FHDQC3 Introduce new individually formattable Chart Titles en en 20241011T160000 20241011T161000 0.01000

Introduce new individually formattable Chart Titles

Introduce new individually formattable characters in Chart Titles PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/FHDQC3/ Auditorium Balazs Varga PUBLISH NAGKTC@@events.documentfoundation.org -NAGKTC Implementing STYLEREF: a journey in compatibility en en 20241011T161000 20241011T162000 0.01000

Implementing STYLEREF: a journey in compatibility

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/NAGKTC/ Auditorium Skyler Grey PUBLISH DWW8AF@@events.documentfoundation.org -DWW8AF Privacy & Power users improvements en en 20241011T162000 20241011T163000 0.01000

Privacy & Power users improvements

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/DWW8AF/ Auditorium Samuel Mehrbrodt PUBLISH 8RUSWU@@events.documentfoundation.org -8RUSWU GSoC 2024: Modern UNO Bindings for .NET 8 en en 20241011T163000 20241011T164000 0.01000

GSoC 2024: Modern UNO Bindings for .NET 8

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/8RUSWU/ Auditorium Ritobroto Mukherjee PUBLISH RMP3AU@@events.documentfoundation.org -RMP3AU Bug for Bug: layoutInCell interoperability en en 20241011T164000 20241011T165000 0.01000

Bug for Bug: layoutInCell interoperability

LayoutInCell has many undocumented oddities and inconsistencies. The talk will identify the patterns of implementation that have been discovered, and discuss why it has been so difficult to achieve interoperability. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Lightning Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RMP3AU/ Auditorium Justin Luth PUBLISH CW7SBQ@@events.documentfoundation.org -CW7SBQ Lightning talk slot en en 20241011T165000 20241011T172000 0.03000

Lightning talk slot

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/CW7SBQ/ Auditorium Thorsten Behrens PUBLISH 7U8U3G@@events.documentfoundation.org -7U8U3G COLEAT - Windows/OLE integration en en 20241011T172000 20241011T174000 0.02000

COLEAT - Windows/OLE integration

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/7U8U3G/ Auditorium Michael Meeks PUBLISH 77YY37@@events.documentfoundation.org -77YY37 Discover how to upload and share ad-free and tracking-free educational videos with Peertube en en 20241011T090000 20241011T100000 1.00000

Discover how to upload and share ad-free and tracking-free educational videos with Peertube

The workshop will be divided into two parts: a first part (20min) during which the trainer will describe the main principles of the skilltech.tools platform and introduce the operating principles of the skilltech.tube tool. The workshop will be followed by a second part (40min) during which participants will be able to upload videos themselves, and explore the platform's features (automated subtitling, theme channel concept, private status for videos, etc). Participants will be able to work with their own videos if they wish to bring their own, but the LMDDC will provide demonstration videos if required. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/77YY37/ Room C1.03.05 Pierre de La Celle PUBLISH W9VBTZ@@events.documentfoundation.org -W9VBTZ Create immersive online educational courses with the 360° visit en en 20241011T100000 20241011T110000 1.00000

Create immersive online educational courses with the 360° visit

The workshop will be divided into two parts: a first part (20min) during which the trainer will describe the main principles of the skilltech.tools platform and introduce the operating principles of the 360 visit tool. It will be followed by a second part (40min) during which participants will be able to create a 360 visit themselves, which they will be able to test on a computer, a smartphone and a virtual reality headset. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/W9VBTZ/ Room C1.03.05 Pierre de La Celle PUBLISH V7SQYN@@events.documentfoundation.org -V7SQYN Explore how to make your classroom lessons more interactive with Claper en en 20241011T110000 20241011T120000 1.00000

Explore how to make your classroom lessons more interactive with Claper

The workshop will be divided into two parts: a first part (20min) during which the trainer will describe the main principles of the skilltech.tools platform and introduce the operating principles of Claper.In the second part (40min), participants will be able to create an interactive presentation themselves. Participants will be able to use presentations of their own creation, but ready-made presentations will also be made available. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/V7SQYN/ Room C1.03.05 Alexandre Lion PUBLISH 3W7DLY@@events.documentfoundation.org -3W7DLY Learning about cyber security through video games en en 20241011T120000 20241011T130000 1.00000

Learning about cyber security through video games

The first part of the workshop (30min) will be devoted to an overview of the game, the themes addressed and the educational content incorporated into the game. The workshop will be followed by 30 minutes where participants can get to grips with the game and discuss with the trainer suggestions for using the game in the classroom. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/3W7DLY/ Room C1.03.05 Emeline PETIT PUBLISH JCTFZK@@events.documentfoundation.org -JCTFZK Back to basics - Exploring OpenSSH: Hands-On Workshop for Beginners en en 20241011T140000 20241011T170000 3.00000

Back to basics - Exploring OpenSSH: Hands-On Workshop for Beginners

Most beginners only use the ssh command from OpenSSH to reach a shell on remote machines, and that's it. They don't really know how to deal with features like port forwarding in order to ease their work. This workshop is designed to help them level up their skills with OpenSSH. This workshop is intended for beginners who want to improve their practical knowledge of the OpenSSH tool suite. Knowledge prerequisites: - Basic networking: IP, TCP/UDP, DNS, tcpdump/Wireshark - Classical Linux shell usage: command execution, redirections, pipes, sudo, basic package management, etc - Basic usage knowledge of OpenSSH PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/JCTFZK/ Room C1.03.05 William Robinet PUBLISH LJCEB3@@events.documentfoundation.org -LJCEB3 How to use the new functions in Calc: SORT, SORTBY and FILTER en en 20241011T140000 20241011T153000 1.03000

How to use the new functions in Calc: SORT, SORTBY and FILTER

You will need your notebook with the latest version of LibreOffice for this workshop, as the functions are only available from version 24.8. Please also download the exercise materials. The archive contains some files with data tables that are used in the exercises. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/LJCEB3/ Room C1.03.06 Regina Henschel PUBLISH K9G3CT@@events.documentfoundation.org -K9G3CT OOXML Interoperability workshop en en 20241011T160000 20241011T173000 1.03000

OOXML Interoperability workshop

Open ended chat opportunity for those interested in OOXML/MSO interoperability. Come share your views, issues and succeses. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/K9G3CT/ Room C1.03.06 Gabor Kelemen PUBLISH A7B3DW@@events.documentfoundation.org -A7B3DW Bug reporting and triaging en en 20241011T090000 20241011T100000 1.00000

Bug reporting and triaging

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/A7B3DW/ Room C1.03.07 Xisco Fauli PUBLISH 3ENP8Y@@events.documentfoundation.org -3ENP8Y Git basics en en 20241011T100000 20241011T110000 1.00000

Git basics

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/3ENP8Y/ Room C1.03.07 Michael Weghorn PUBLISH AGTPMB@@events.documentfoundation.org -AGTPMB Gerrit for code reviews en en 20241011T110000 20241011T120000 1.00000

Gerrit for code reviews

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/AGTPMB/ Room C1.03.07 Xisco Fauli PUBLISH Q7BVPM@@events.documentfoundation.org -Q7BVPM Introduction to problem solving techniques en en 20241011T120000 20241011T123000 0.03000

Introduction to problem solving techniques

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/Q7BVPM/ Room C1.03.07 Michael Meeks PUBLISH XFFDDC@@events.documentfoundation.org -XFFDDC Building LibreOffice from source code en en 20241011T140000 20241011T170000 3.00000

Building LibreOffice from source code

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XFFDDC/ Room C1.03.07 Christian Lohmaier PUBLISH XVDMDL@@events.documentfoundation.org -XVDMDL Introduction into Writer development en en 20241011T170000 20241011T180000 1.00000

Introduction into Writer development

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XVDMDL/ Room C1.03.07 Miklos Vajna PUBLISH RQFWST@@events.documentfoundation.org -RQFWST Using LibreOffice Math To Create Formulas in International Scientific Paper en en 20241011T090000 20241011T093000 0.03000

Using LibreOffice Math To Create Formulas in International Scientific Paper

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RQFWST/ D.00.01 - 03 Nawindah Nawindah Akhmad Sofwan PUBLISH XB8RLQ@@events.documentfoundation.org -XB8RLQ LibreOffice Performance en en 20241011T093000 20241011T100000 0.03000

LibreOffice Performance

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XB8RLQ/ D.00.01 - 03 Hossein PUBLISH 9YG8QA@@events.documentfoundation.org -9YG8QA More Subtle C++ en en 20241011T100000 20241011T103000 0.03000

More Subtle C++

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/9YG8QA/ D.00.01 - 03 Stephan Bergmann PUBLISH RSBVNC@@events.documentfoundation.org -RSBVNC Refactoring of ItemSet/PoolItem Mechanism en en 20241011T110000 20241011T113000 0.03000

Refactoring of ItemSet/PoolItem Mechanism

I did a lot of changes there over the last time (grep for 'ITEM:' in git log) to do some deep refactoring of that functionality to a more modern state. I want to present an overview what was achieved and where we are now located, where are still problems and what else can now be done with many old obstacles being out of the way. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RSBVNC/ D.00.01 - 03 Armin Le Grand PUBLISH KYHPAW@@events.documentfoundation.org -KYHPAW Office Development in the Web - LOWA based JavaScript UNO Library + WebWidget en en 20241011T113000 20241011T120000 0.03000

Office Development in the Web - LOWA based JavaScript UNO Library + WebWidget

LibreOffice can be highly integrated into desktop and server applications and our goal was to make this also possible for web apps. Running fully client side with Web Assembly, LibreOffice can now be used and customized by a JavaScript idiomatic API, becoming an easy usable component for web development. And this talk will guide you through some examples showing what can be done with this new API. With this Free Software opens the door to a completely different approach for bringing office document handling into the browser, then from what's known from Google Docs and Co.. Use cases may be the integration of widgets with rich text documents, including classic desktop macros, into browser based applications or enabling JavaScript to interact live with values in spreadsheets. But LibreOffice can also work as background WASM library, converting documents from and to all supported formats like ODF (ODT, ...), MS formats (DocX, XlsX, Doc, ...), PDF or HTML, while applying custom conversion filters for things like macro sanitization. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/KYHPAW/ D.00.01 - 03 Moritz Duge PUBLISH 3AMFJR@@events.documentfoundation.org -3AMFJR Past, present & future of LOWA en en 20241011T120000 20241011T123000 0.03000

Past, present & future of LOWA

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/3AMFJR/ D.00.01 - 03 Thorsten Behrens PUBLISH QCMKPK@@events.documentfoundation.org -QCMKPK Promise Browser.POSIX en en 20241011T123000 20241011T130000 0.03000

Promise Browser.POSIX

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/QCMKPK/ D.00.01 - 03 Stephan Bergmann PUBLISH C7M8EM@@events.documentfoundation.org -C7M8EM COOL progress en en 20241011T140000 20241011T144500 0.04500

COOL progress

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/C7M8EM/ D.00.01 - 03 Michael Meeks PUBLISH AL3NGL@@events.documentfoundation.org -AL3NGL CairoSDPR: A Cairo-based System-Dependent Renderer en en 20241011T144500 20241011T151500 0.03000

CairoSDPR: A Cairo-based System-Dependent Renderer

Present the CairoSDPR renderer, give an overview over the differences and maybe do a life presentation to show the to be expected impact to the Office. I put (as promised) quite some work into getting a (S)ystem(D)ependent(P)rimitive(R)enderer for Cairo wokring, in product quality. I want to present the achieved progress, maybe do a life presentation to show the differences (Speed/Quality). PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/AL3NGL/ D.00.01 - 03 Armin Le Grand PUBLISH J9QAME@@events.documentfoundation.org -J9QAME PDF Annotations in LibreOffice Draw en en 20241011T151500 20241011T153500 0.02000

PDF Annotations in LibreOffice Draw

In LibreOffice Draw we can import a PDF with PDFium, where each PDF page is imported as an image and added into each Draw page. The PDF annotations are then added separately as comments, so they can be added and modified separately to the PDF. The issue is that the PDF annotation support is much more extensive than what is supported by LibreOffice Draw. There are many types of annotations in PDF: line, rectangle, polygon, stamp(image), highlight, in-line text,... In LibreOffice Draw we only support one type of annotations - pop-up text (comment). To support PDF annotations in LibreOffice Draw, it is necessary to change how the annotations are stored in the document model, which is now very similar to the objects in the document (with the exception that the annotations aren't normally visible when printing). The user should be able to move, resize the annotations, change properties (line, background text color,...), edit text... PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/J9QAME/ D.00.01 - 03 Tomaž Vajngerl PUBLISH 7DVZGZ@@events.documentfoundation.org -7DVZGZ Continuous endnotes in Writer en en 20241011T160000 20241011T162000 0.02000

Continuous endnotes in Writer

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/7DVZGZ/ D.00.01 - 03 Miklos Vajna PUBLISH 3ANLAR@@events.documentfoundation.org -3ANLAR Using LibreOffice draw as base for graphical programming of Embedded Control solutions en en 20241011T162000 20241011T171000 0.05000

Using LibreOffice draw as base for graphical programming of Embedded Control solutions

There are also some concepts for combining function block programming approaches with UML aspects (using aggregations for referencing between FBlocks, Harel State Machines and more). An event concept is used for the execution flow. The representation of intermediate data is based as far as possible on the IEC61499 standard for programming automation systems. An overview of these concepts will be presented. The presentation is more focused on how to work with LibreOffice draw for this approach. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/3ANLAR/ D.00.01 - 03 Hartmut Schorrig PUBLISH RDYNAC@@events.documentfoundation.org -RDYNAC Migrating travel guides and forgotten word processing methods for fast-track book design en en 20241011T171000 20241011T174000 0.03000

Migrating travel guides and forgotten word processing methods for fast-track book design

Book editors of Michael Müller Verlag use an old, but very comfortable word processing method for the regularly updated travel books: 1-click cropping and resizing images in fixed-height table cell to adjust multicolumn text layout. While Writer has always supported the visual appearance of this, until recent developments, the user interface did not allow to use it. The presentation shows also the improved bookmark RDF metadata visualization for annotated text, and how documents of an Italian pasta factory (containing product macro photos) have been improved as a by-product. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/RDYNAC/ D.00.01 - 03 László Nemeth PUBLISH 88CUDB@@events.documentfoundation.org -88CUDB Improved Fontwork Text Placement en en 20241011T174000 20241011T180000 0.02000

Improved Fontwork Text Placement

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/88CUDB/ D.00.01 - 03 Attila Szűcs PUBLISH 3ZBH77@@events.documentfoundation.org -3ZBH77 LibreOffice Accessibility in 2024 en en 20241012T090000 20241012T093000 0.03000

LibreOffice Accessibility in 2024

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/3ZBH77/ Auditorium Michael Weghorn PUBLISH CLE87H@@events.documentfoundation.org -CLE87H ODF state of the union en en 20241012T093000 20241012T100000 0.03000

ODF state of the union

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/CLE87H/ Auditorium Thorsten Behrens Regina Henschel PUBLISH XRRRPM@@events.documentfoundation.org -XRRRPM LibreOffice Asia Conference 2024 In a Nutshell en en 20241012T100000 20241012T103000 0.03000

LibreOffice Asia Conference 2024 In a Nutshell

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/XRRRPM/ Auditorium Franklin Weng PUBLISH WP7XPU@@events.documentfoundation.org -WP7XPU LibreOffice support in France State en en 20241012T103000 20241012T105000 0.02000

LibreOffice support in France State

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Short talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/WP7XPU/ Auditorium Arnaud Versini PUBLISH 9CECV8@@events.documentfoundation.org -9CECV8 Securing LibreOffice with public money en en 20241012T113000 20241012T120000 0.03000

Securing LibreOffice with public money

Over the course of the past year, the German Federal Agency for Computer Security (BSI) has funded a multitude of improvements, as well as a code audit, for LibreOffice. The resulting report is available here: https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Themen/Unternehmen-und-Organisationen/Informationen-und-Empfehlungen/Freie-Software/Sicherheit_LibreOffice/Sicherheit_LibreOffice_node.html This talk with focus on the high-level ideas and motivations, as well as the success story of instilling "Public Money, Public Code" ideas into (parts of) the German public sector. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/9CECV8/ Auditorium Thorsten Behrens PUBLISH KSJLJF@@events.documentfoundation.org -KSJLJF Whistleblowing - what it is in difference to Code of Conduct and which procedure is in place for TDF (or not?) en en 20241012T120000 20241012T123000 0.03000

Whistleblowing - what it is in difference to Code of Conduct and which procedure is in place for TDF (or not?)

The purpose of the possibility of whistleblowing is not that for the Code of Conduct issues, it is different. What it is, why and how it is in place for The Document Foundation will be shown in the talk. It also clearifies the roles of involved entities in such a serious process and how anonymity is handled. It will leave time for questions and answers. PUBLIC CONFIRMED Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/KSJLJF/ Auditorium Lothar Becker PUBLISH TZJMUK@@events.documentfoundation.org -TZJMUK LibreOffice Documentation en en 20241012T090000 20241012T100000 1.00000

LibreOffice Documentation

PUBLIC CONFIRMED Long Talk https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/TZJMUK/ Room C1.03.07 Olivier Hallot PUBLISH TSSQME@@events.documentfoundation.org -TSSQME LibreOffice automation via scripting (BASIC, Python) en en 20241012T100000 20241012T130000 3.00000

LibreOffice automation via scripting (BASIC, Python)

Original presentations are available from https://github.com/rafaelhlima/LibOCon_2024_Scripting/tree/main PUBLIC CONFIRMED Workshop https://events.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice-conference-2024/talk/TSSQME/ Room C1.03.07 Rafael Lima Alain Romedenne Jean-Pierre Ledure