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DESCRIPTION:Using open source projects to bootstrap will help you bring you
 r product to market faster\, right? We all know that idea\, and countless 
 startups have proven it true. But it’s what you do afterwards that reall
 y matters. Being a good open source citizen is more than just chucking you
 r source code at a GitHub repository (or worse\, only part of your source 
 code!) and expecting to reap the benefits of an open source community fore
 ver.\n\nA true open source company invites collaboration and actively part
 icipates. Its engineers and product managers engage with pull requests and
  issues and help steward feature growth that actually matters to the users
 . It communicates openly with its community about statuses and roadmaps\, 
 even when the news isn’t super rosy. And it contributes fixes upstream t
 o the projects it uses.\n\nThis isn’t just idealism. Ignoring community 
 leads to stagnation and a poor market fit. I’m sure we’ve all seen exa
 mples of that. This talk will explore how companies can genuinely contribu
 te to the open source community\, building real connections and creating l
 asting impact together with their users.
DTSTAMP:20260816T191148Z
LOCATION:D.Aud (Main)
SUMMARY:OSS is not the same as source available - Nick Burgan
URL:https://cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org/ghent2025/talk/UWREUC/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20250203T151500
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DESCRIPTION:Description: Most of us remember how long it took for Puppet to
  get Debian 12 packages. The build pipeline was long and complex and used 
 a lot of internal tooling that had to be updated manually.\nIn current new
 s though\, the new OpenVox build pipeline has been totally revamped and si
 mplified and adding support for RHEL 10 took about 10 minutes. Most of tha
 t was spent waiting for the build to complete. Nick would like to explain 
 how it works and what we still have left to do.
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LOCATION:Puppet 1 (B.1.015)
SUMMARY:Overview of the new OpenVox build pipeline - Nick Burgan
URL:https://cfp.cfgmgmtcamp.org/ghent2025/talk/7HXT7V/
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