2016 was a year full of events. In addition to the traditional Linux Day in October, the year immediately opened with interesting meetings for all tastes.
* **Embedded Linux: a very small penguin** with Luca Ceresoli who illustrated how Linux is used in **embedded systems** and how to use **Buildroot** to give life to an ARM board.
* **Community Wi-Fi networks: how they work (Ninux)** with Davide Rossin, an active member of **BgLUG**, who spoke about the topic of **community Wi-Fi networks** and the concept of **mesh network**.
* **3D printing course with Open Source tools** with Simone Branchi who introduced us to the fascinating world of 3D printing made with Open Source tools. The meeting took place over two evenings.
* **NethServer, the easy-to-use Linux server distribution** with the founders of the software house who illustrated the qualities of the Nethserver solution, at Artilab.
* **oVirt – Open your virtual datacenter** with Simone Tiraboschi and Andrea Flori, on the use of oVirt, a virtualization platform with multiple features, based on **KVM**.
* **Low-level code optimization** with Carlo Milanesi on the performance optimization techniques used by compilers or programmers in system programming languages.