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openSUSE Asia Summit Pre-Schedule Is Now Available

openSUSE.Asia Summit 2026 Pre-Schedule Is Now Available

Hello Geeko!

After a long selection process, the openSUSE.Asia Summit 2026 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce that the Pre-Schedule is now available!

This year, we received 114 proposals from 85 speakers, making the selection process both exciting and challenging. We are grateful to everyone who shared their ideas and contributed to the program.

Curious about what will be presented at the summit? Explore the sessions and start planning which talks and workshops you would like to attend.

View the openSUSE.Asia Summit 2026 Schedule

Important Note

This is a preliminary schedule. Some changes to session times, rooms, speakers, or the overall program may still occur before the conference. We will share further updates as the schedule is finalized.

We look forward to welcoming the openSUSE and open source communities to Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on 3–4 October 2026.

See you at the summit!


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Feed Title: Pool von Japan Through the Eyes of Others


Nebuta (large illuminated festival float)

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Nebuta (large illuminated festival float)

Nebuta Museum WA RASSE
Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture, Japan

The epitome of Aomori's summer, the Nebuta Festival is one of the most famous festivals in Japan, attracting thousands of visitors.
The main attraction is large, colorful and dramatic human-shaped floats called Nebuta, 9 meters wide, 7 meters deep and 5 meters high, most of them resembling ancient warlords, historical characters and kabuki characters in early days.
These floats parade through the streets of Aomori, with Haneto dancers bouncing down the streets to the exciting music of Nebuta bayashi bands.
Source: www.nebuta.jp/foreign/english.html