We’re now in the middle of the talk submission period. Our new web interface doesn’t allow to show all the proposals and we decided to start accepting some talks in order to inspire you to propose your own talks.

• Outsourcing your webapp maintenance to Debian
• bugs.debian.org — Database Ho!
• use Perl; # Annual meeting of the Debian Perl Group
• Status of the Debian OpenPGP keyring
• seeing Debian through a Functional lens
• Debsources: powering sources.debian.net
• A glimpse into a systemd future
• New Network Interface Manager for Debian: ifupdown2

If your talk is not on the list doesn’t mean is not accepted, don’t panic!

And now, we’re calling you all to bring up your best Debian-related ideas, proposals, stories. To think about what you want to organize a discussion on. Which tracks would you like to coordinate or see populated with interesting talks.

Talks are the main ingredient for a successful, interesting, discussion-sparking DebConf. Don’t be shy, and read how to submit your talk