veyepar: Reproducible Builds for a Better Future

Author(s):	Valerie Young
Location	Boardwalk Gallery
Date	jan Wed 18	Days Raw Files
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Duration	0:45:0	Offset	0:33:55
End	19:20	Last Raw End	19:21
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Total cuts_time	43 min.

http://linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/41/
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Description:	Many free software projects (Tor, Debian, Fedora and more) have dedicated a great deal of time and effort toward the reproducible builds goal: anyone can download the source code and generate identical binaries. This technical goal has a massive impact on delivering free software's promised freedoms. Our vision: 1. Anyone can verify that the binary program they are running came from the source code they separately downloaded. 2. Anyone can reliably modify their software without fear it will not build on their system. This talk will begin with the story of the Tor browser bundle becoming entirely reproducible. You will learn how the technical success of Tor inspired the Debian project's ongoing efforts, resulting in an 85% reproducible operating system so far, and other parallel efforts. After laying down this technical and historical background, the talk will focus on concrete ways that achieving reproducible builds will change our relationship with software in the future. The intended audience is anyone who cares about free software, no matter your technical experience. markdown
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