The schedule for the 2025 Reproducible Builds Summit in Vienna, Austria has not yet been defined, what's listed below is only an early collection of expressed interest that will most likely be discussed.
# Agenda Overview
**The following is the working schedule for the 2025 Reproducible Builds Summit.**
The agenda is being designed as a combination of planned sessions and participant-driven discussions, and specific topics will be placed into time slots based on pre-event input from those who will be in attendance.
**The following are some general guidelines regarding how we'll run the workshop:**
- The agenda will be flexible and dynamic. Sessions will be adjusted and added based on suggestions and requests by both participants and organisers. Stated session and break times are approximate and may shift. But we plan to start each day on time and end on time or early, and we shall not be late to lunch :)
- Session topics and outcomes have been sourced from pre-event input from participants. We *welcome and encourage* additional session requests and proposals, as long as they focus on collaboration, co-creation and sharing of experiences, goals or visions, rather than being lecture-oriented or slideware-based.
- Full participation in the program is requested; part-time participation will work against the overall event goals. In particular, we ask all participants to refrain from scheduling side meetings during stated agenda times.
- This is a "**devices** at ease" event: use of laptops and cellphones during sessions is strongly discouraged with the exception of designated note takers. We invite participants to use the morning and afternoon breaks, as well as the lunch hour, to check in with external realities.
- We will follow Aspiration’s Participation Guidelines (https://facilitation.aspirationtech.org/index.php?title=Participants:Guidelines) and Event Expectations (https://aspirationtech.org/events/expectations) during the meeting.
- Overall, sessions are intended to be highly interactive. Facilitators' primary goal will be to enable collaborative and co-created outputs, constructively address questions, and support peer sharing. We invite all participants to bring your ideas, your questions, and your knowledge to contribute.
# Topics
* Fully-featured hermetically sealed builds with a minimal attack surface
* Work from Justin Cappos and Alice (Yaxuan) Wen from NYU.
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<h2>Agenda</h2>
<p>The agenda as usual is shaped by the interest of our attendees. We are in the process of collecting inputs to define our working plans.</p>
<p>Early-stage points are listed in <ahref="{{ "/events/vienna2025/agenda"|relative_url}}">this page</a>, which will be updated after the event with link to the session notes.</p>
Mattia Rizzolo <mattia@debian.org>