Flock is the Fedora Project's annual contributor-focused conference. It typically alternates between European and North American locations. The conference provides a venue for face to face meetings and conversations. It is also a place to celebrate our community.
While Flock is open to anyone, the majority of talks at Flock are focused on existing contributors and those looking to increase their involvement. There is almost no solely user-focused content.
Nest With Fedora 2022 has ended! Watch sesions via Hopin Replay. Sessions will be added to the Fedora YouTube channel soon.
Flock will be held in August 2023.
The CfP for Nest with Fedora 2022 is now closed. Check back later for details on our 2023 CfP.
“At Fedora’s contributor conference, Nest with Fedora, the Fedora Design team closed 10 tickets, updated their wiki/docs page, and came up with a strategy for the next year.”
“At Fedora’s contributor conference, Nest with Fedora, we had 100 participants show up with their pets!” (Social hour, bring your pet! Gather pet photos and create an album to go along with that story)
As we are able to meet with our teams on a regular basis online, try to focus work sessions on strategy and plenary work for the upcoming year.
Nest with Fedora has five tracks. They are listed below with example submissions.
The submission period has passed.
Watch for 2023 registration information.
Use the #NestWithFedora hashtags on your preferred social media platforms. Follow @fedora on Twitter for updates.
The Flock attendees mailing list is the primary means of communication for attendees of Flock. You should subscribe to this list if you plan to attend.
Element is a quicker way to communicate during the conference with mobile devices and/or laptops. We have an official group on our Fedora server you can join to participate in the conference called Flock/Nest with Fedora.
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