This is to discuss the impact of the Linux kernel responding as the latest version of Windows to OEM's trying to support Linux.

Linux can enforce signature checking on all files and make sure only trusted software can be executed, but this requires that the file signatures be packaged, distributed, and installed together with the files. This BoF aims to bring together people working on package management systems to discuss the different methods of including file signatures in software packages.

A session for people with interest in various parts of the OS and distro to improve gaming performance

Discussion of how Linux works with the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) (slides)

Provide an overview of current kernel test efforts

A talk about what the TPM can do, what it should be doing for you in Linux and how we can help it do that. <a href="http://www.hansenpartnership.com/Impress-Slides/Beginners-Guide-TPM-2016/">slides</a>

Discussion on OEMs and consumers needs for comprehensive packaging of "applications"

In this talk we will present how Linux Integrity Measurement Architecture (IMA) on Ubuntu and Fedora can prevent the execution of unsanctioned programs once we have installed the system files with signatures. (slides)

Current status and future developments of the Linux NFC project (slides)

WiFi doesn't have to suck. Really. We can make it suck less. In fact, we just did. (slides)