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Sessions at FOSDEM 2008 have been recorded on video and are available from the following URL: http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2008/fosdem/

When	Event	Speaker
Saturday 2008-02-23
Sat 14:30-15:30	Cross-building Debian and Tdebs	Neil Williams
Sat 15:30-16:30	netconf - design and overview	Martin Krafft
Sat 16:30-17:00	Persistent Device Naming	Frans Pop
Sat 17:00-18:00	Apt Xapian Index	Enrico Zini
Sat 18:00-19:00	Packaging with git (or $DSCM)	Pierre Habouzit
Sunday 2008-02-24
Sun 09:30-10:00	The Belgian electronic ID card in Debian	Wouter Verhelst
Sun 10:00-11:00	Update on Virtualization in Debian	Henning Sprang
Sun 11:00-12:00	Running Debian on Inexpensive Network Storage Devices	Martin Michlmayr
Sun 12:00-13:00	etch-n-half: Supporting new hardware within stable	Andreas Barth
Sun 14:00-14:45	Reordering the Debian boot sequence for correctness and speed	Petter Reinholdtsen
Sun 14:45-15:30	Creating a nice view into the Debian archives	Frank Lichtenheld
Sun 15:30-16:00	How accessible is Debian?	Samuel Thibault
Sun 16:00-17:00	The long road to Debian Edu in main	Holger Levsen
Sun 17:00-18:00	Lenny: the past and the future	Luk Claes

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