Brussels / 31 January & 1 February 2026

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Room: H.2215 (Ferrer)
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Sunday Why Open Source Looks Different in China: When Vendor Strategies, Policy Signals, and Market Pressure Converge
 Four Year Bus
 Okular: The Universal Document Viewer
 SucréLA: open source usb 3.0 logic analyzer based on FPGA
 graffito: pretty cellular automata devoid of meaning
 PerlOnJava: A Perl Distribution for the JVM
 Why I Volunteer at FOSDEM and You Should Too!
 The v4 tape in the Unix history repo
 Open Food Facts : Getting together to reduce health and environmental impacts of consumption
 AtomVM: Elixir, Erlang, and Gleam on Microcontrollers
 Physics in Julia: combining Unitful.jl with DifferentialEquations.jl
 Trust the Math, Fear the Compiler: How Optimizations Undermine Cryptographic Software
 os-test: Measuring POSIX compliance on every single OS
 Securing time with NTS
 Self-hosting a student radio society
 Free Software, Computer Reuse, and Digital Product Passports: Experiences from eReuse.org
 From Prototype to Production: Crowdfunding and Shipping the Modos Paper Dev Kit
 git blame for your dependencies
 Amber Lang - Easily write Bash with a transpiler
 Youth Hacking 4 Freedom 2026 a programming competition for teenagers
 Open sourcing democracy: using FLOSS and Access To Information to surface bugs in your government
 Signed, Sealed, Stolen: How We Patched Critical Vulnerabilities Under Fire
 FOSDEM infrastructure review
Event Speakers Start (UTC+1) End (UTC+1)

Sunday
  Why Open Source Looks Different in China: When Vendor Strategies, Policy Signals, and Market Pressure Converge
 Richard Lin 09:00 09:15
  Four Year Bus
 Ruán Murgatroyd 09:20 09:35
  Okular: The Universal Document Viewer
 Albert Astals Cid 09:40 09:55
  SucréLA: open source usb 3.0 logic analyzer based on FPGA
 Yann Sionneau 10:00 10:15
  graffito: pretty cellular automata devoid of meaning
 Niels G. W. Serup 10:20 10:35
  PerlOnJava: A Perl Distribution for the JVM
 Flavio Soibelmann Glock 10:40 10:55
  Why I Volunteer at FOSDEM and You Should Too!
 Imma Valls 11:00 11:15
  The v4 tape in the Unix history repo
 Diomidis Spinellis 11:20 11:35
  Open Food Facts : Getting together to reduce health and environmental impacts of consumption
 Pierre Slamich 11:40 11:55
  AtomVM: Elixir, Erlang, and Gleam on Microcontrollers
 Davide Bettio 12:00 12:15
  Physics in Julia: combining Unitful.jl with DifferentialEquations.jl
 Daria Klimaszewska 12:20 12:35
  Trust the Math, Fear the Compiler: How Optimizations Undermine Cryptographic Software
 René Meusel 12:40 12:55
  os-test: Measuring POSIX compliance on every single OS
 Jonas 'Sortie' Termansen 13:00 13:15
  Securing time with NTS
 Ruben Nijveld 13:20 13:35
  Self-hosting a student radio society
 Ari Carmody 13:40 13:55
  Free Software, Computer Reuse, and Digital Product Passports: Experiences from eReuse.org
 Felix Freitag, Leandro, Pedro Vílchez-Blanco 14:00 14:15
  From Prototype to Production: Crowdfunding and Shipping the Modos Paper Dev Kit
 Alexander Soto 14:20 14:35
  git blame for your dependencies
 Andrew Nesbitt 14:40 14:55
  Amber Lang - Easily write Bash with a transpiler
 Daniele Scasciafratte 15:00 15:15
  Youth Hacking 4 Freedom 2026 a programming competition for teenagers
 Bonnie Mehring, Sofía Aritz 15:20 15:35
  Open sourcing democracy: using FLOSS and Access To Information to surface bugs in your government
 Laurent Savaete 15:40 15:55
  Signed, Sealed, Stolen: How We Patched Critical Vulnerabilities Under Fire
 Jade, nex 16:00 16:15
  FOSDEM infrastructure review
 FOSDEM Staff, Richard "RichiH" Hartmann, Sebastian Schubert 16:20 16:35