[CfP] Power Management and Thermal Control MC (LPC 2024)

[CfP] Power Management and Thermal Control MC (LPC 2024)

[Rafael J. Wysocki]

Hi Everyone,

My original attempt to send this CfP to linux-pm apparently has been
blocked as "suspected spam", which was not very helpful, so below is a
summary of it.  Everyone who has been on the CC list of the original
message has received (I think), so I'm just sending this to the list.

I'm looking for topics to be discussed in the Power Management and
Thermal Control micro-conference at the LPC 2024, so if you have any,
please let me know (the conference is taking place in Vienna, Austria
in September).

Please note that LPC topics need to be about work in progress or
future developments, work that has been completed already is not
suitable.

Thanks!

Re: [CfP] Power Management and Thermal Control MC (LPC 2024)

[Rafael J. Wysocki]

On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 5:00 PM Rafael J. Wysocki <rjw@rjwysocki.net> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> My original attempt to send this CfP to linux-pm apparently has been
> blocked as "suspected spam", which was not very helpful, so below is a
> summary of it.  Everyone who has been on the CC list of the original
> message has received (I think), so I'm just sending this to the list.
>
> I'm looking for topics to be discussed in the Power Management and
> Thermal Control micro-conference at the LPC 2024, so if you have any,
> please let me know (the conference is taking place in Vienna, Austria
> in September).
>
> Please note that LPC topics need to be about work in progress or
> future developments, work that has been completed already is not
> suitable.

In the hope that this is going to work, here's some additional information.

The conference will be held in the Austria Center, Vienna, Austria,
between September 18 and September 20 inclusive).  All of the relevant
information is available from the conference web site,
https://linuxplumbersconf.org/

As far as the topics go, everything related to PM or thermal in Linux
control that is not some already completed work should be suitable.
but note that this is a preliminary CfP before submitting the
proposal, so this time you don't need to be very precise or thorough.
If the proposal is accepted, there will be an additional CfP for the
actual submissions.

The deadline for micro-conference submissions seems to be April 4, so
please give your suggestions before Wednesday next week (April 3).

Thanks!