The Linux Foundation has extended the call for proposals deadline for the Open Source Summit and Embedded Linux Conference to February 15. The events are scheduled for May 18-20, 2026. Organizers encourage submissions to shape the program.
The Linux Foundation announced an extension of the call for proposals (CFP) deadline for two upcoming events: the Open Source Summit and the Embedded Linux Conference. This gives potential speakers more time to submit their ideas, with the new deadline set for February 15, 2026.
The conferences will take place from May 18 to 20, 2026. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the organization stated: "🚨 CFP Deadline Extended! 🚨 You have until February 15 to submit your proposals for #OSSummit + #EmbeddedLinux Conference (May 18–20). 💡 Share your insights + help shape the 2026 program!"
Interested participants can find suggested topics for the Open Source Summit via the provided link, covering various tracks relevant to open source development. Similarly, topics for the Embedded Linux Conference are outlined in another resource, focusing on embedded systems and Linux applications.
This extension aims to broaden participation and ensure a diverse range of insights for the 2026 program. No further details on the venue or additional changes were mentioned in the announcement.