Open Discussion: Shape the Future Linux Foundation Europe
summary
Linux Foundation Europe can host projects in Europe and is soliciting anonymous feedback via QR to shape a programmatic agenda: launch a public sector code initiative to connect fragmented national and municipal efforts, pair with public‑private partnerships and the maintainer fund and Sovereign Tech Fund for financing, and run Europe roadshows in capitals. A planned dependency analysis of banks finds roughly 90–95% of banks deploy critical patches within six weeks while Maven Central still shows 30–40% of downloads using unpatched versions.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Linux Foundation Europe intro
- 1:26Community input for strategy
- 3:29Public sector open source focus
- 8:31Digital sovereignty and foundations
- 12:40Public sector collaboration challenges
- 17:25AI models and maintainer sustainability
- 21:45Europe Roadshow proposal
- 23:32Member benefits and engagement
- 27:14Brussels event for policy makers
- 29:032025 next steps
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