commit 7788885c1fb170a51bcd8d16798dbd1b622f6474
parent 5cdf786a65ba5ba958284850e1255b4c34e85933
Author: FRIGN <dev@frign.de>
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 2015 15:08:46 +0200
Additional layout change
Expanding the tabs makes it look even better.
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diff --git a/suckless.org/conference/index.md b/suckless.org/conference/index.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Talks
(10:30-10:45) *Welcome*, Anselm R Garbe
- Anselm will open slcon2 and give an overview on the final conference schedule.
+ Anselm will open slcon2 and give an overview on the final conference schedule.
(10:45-11.00) Coffee/tea break
@@ -26,26 +26,26 @@ Talks
(13:00-14:00) *suckless core - A suckless userpace foundation*, Laslo Hunhold
- This talk will focus on recent developments in the suckless core
- programs, the design and motivation behind them and which issues were
- faced along the way, including ditching POSIX in some places in favor of
- suckless design principles and consistency.
- Current issues and future plans will be discussed in the last part.
+ This talk will focus on recent developments in the suckless core
+ programs, the design and motivation behind them and which issues were
+ faced along the way, including ditching POSIX in some places in favor of
+ suckless design principles and consistency.
+ Current issues and future plans will be discussed in the last part.
(14:00-14:30) *new suckless tools / dwmutil/d\**, Anselm R Garbe
(14:30-15:00) *An overview on what happened with suckless since 2013 (slcon1)*, Christoph Lohmann, presented by Anselm R Garbe
- It has been a long time since 2013 and the last conference. This is a talk
- to show Christoph's perspective on suckless's historical documentation.
- What has changed? Who are the new persons involved? What has changed internally?
+ It has been a long time since 2013 and the last conference. This is a talk
+ to show Christoph's perspective on suckless's historical documentation.
+ What has changed? Who are the new persons involved? What has changed internally?
(15:00-15:30) Coffee/tea break
(15:30-16:30) *suckless.org e.V. foundation*, Anselm R Garbe
- Anselm will present the idea of suckless.org e.V. and ask attendees
- to join, followed by a foundation ceremony.
+ Anselm will present the idea of suckless.org e.V. and ask attendees
+ to join, followed by a foundation ceremony.
Hacking
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@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@ Talks
(10:30-10:45) *The latest developments*, Anselm R Garbe
- Anselm will also charge the conference fees (presumably we can provide invoices
- as foundation on this day already)
+ Anselm will also charge the conference fees (presumably we can provide invoices
+ as foundation on this day already)
(10:45-11:00) Coffee/tea break
@@ -77,23 +77,23 @@ Talks
(11:30-12:00) *Simple Jabber - Divide And Conquer XMPP*, Jan Klemkow
- The Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP)1 is like the web. It is
- far too complex to be implemented in one program with the Unix philosophy in mind.
- But like the web, you have to deal with it. It is the only open
- and widely used instant messaging protocol on the internet.
- Its extensibility is the main reason that an implementation in a single
- program is nearly impossible. This talk describes an approach to master this problem.
+ The Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP)1 is like the web. It is
+ far too complex to be implemented in one program with the Unix philosophy in mind.
+ But like the web, you have to deal with it. It is the only open
+ and widely used instant messaging protocol on the internet.
+ Its extensibility is the main reason that an implementation in a single
+ program is nearly impossible. This talk describes an approach to master this problem.
(12:00-13:00) Lunch break
(13:00-14:00) *Farbfeld - Rethinking image-formats*, Laslo Hunhold
- This talk will discuss the deficiencies of the RGBA color space and
- present the Farbfeld format to store images in a device independent
- way using the Lab color space.
- Additionally, an alternative to incorporated, namely imposed, image
- compression is discussed, evaluating the advantages over other image
- formats using different kinds of images.
+ This talk will discuss the deficiencies of the RGBA color space and
+ present the Farbfeld format to store images in a device independent
+ way using the Lab color space.
+ Additionally, an alternative to incorporated, namely imposed, image
+ compression is discussed, evaluating the advantages over other image
+ formats using different kinds of images.
(14:00-14:30) *Document processing*, Manu Raster
@@ -101,16 +101,16 @@ Talks
(15:00-16:00) *UTF-8 everywhere? Writing Unicode compliant software that sucks less*, Laslo Hunhold
- This talk will discuss UTF-8 and its history, how and when you have to
- deal with it and which challenges are faced along the way, evaluating
- its advantages over other character encodings.
- Besides more trivial problems like decoding and encoding, advanced
- issues like string comparison, case conversion and normalization are
- discussed, leading to the conclusion that the POSIX wchar-interfaces
- are broken by design.
- Using suckless principles, problems with the ICU libraries are discussed
- and a midway drawn between total localization and minimalism,
- presenting possible solutions.
+ This talk will discuss UTF-8 and its history, how and when you have to
+ deal with it and which challenges are faced along the way, evaluating
+ its advantages over other character encodings.
+ Besides more trivial problems like decoding and encoding, advanced
+ issues like string comparison, case conversion and normalization are
+ discussed, leading to the conclusion that the POSIX wchar-interfaces
+ are broken by design.
+ Using suckless principles, problems with the ICU libraries are discussed
+ and a midway drawn between total localization and minimalism,
+ presenting possible solutions.
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@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ End
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(17:45-18:00) *Closing*, Anselm R Garbe
- Anselm will close the conference and all attendees will decide on the next conference location.
+ Anselm will close the conference and all attendees will decide on the next conference location.
Social Event 2
