Dear James, Sounds good. I would be most happy to have any Fedora speaker and could have a few, spread over months, on various topics.
We tend to have two speakers, networking before and after. The first Fedora speaker that commits to a date will have the slot :) I just need a provisional title and speaker name to start with, "a day in the life of a Fedora packager" sounds great. Something technical, something funny with demos would be good. Anything from "command line tricks..." to "best sys-admin tips with RH type systems", etc I have slots for 28th June, 26th July, etc it is last Tuesday in the month. They are up for grabs, first come, first served! Cheers, Brian https://twitter.com/BrianLinuxing On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 11:46 PM, James Hogarth <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 31 May 2016 03:28, "Justin W. Flory" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > On 05/29/2016 06:29 PM, [email protected] wrote: > >> > >> Dear All, > >> > >> I would like to get a Fedora speaker for our new Linuxing In London > Meetup. > >> > >> But first I would like to invite you all to attend on the 31st May, > then 28th June, 26th July, etc if you are free and in London :) > >> > >> http://www.meetup.com/Linuxing-In-London/ > >> > >> Every month we have two talks, 20-25 minutes, a break before hand and > afterwards. The evening starts at 18:15 and finishes at about 20:45. Skills > Matter is an excellent venue, conveniently located about 4 minutes walk > from Liverpool Street station and Moorgate tube. > >> > >> Best wishes, > >> > >> Brian > >> https://twitter.com/BrianLinuxing > >> > >> Meeting the last Tuesday of every month at Skills Matter’s Code Node, > we are an outgoing Linux** advocacy Meetup. > >> > >> We will be organising a stimulating range of talks from Linux > specialists, vendors and enthusiasts over the next year. Our objective is > to popularise and encourage the growth of Linux, along with free open > source software. > >> > >> There will be plenty of opportunity for networking and stimulating > conversations. Our intention is to cover Linux security, IoT, the Desktop, > developing under Linux, Containerisation and Linux to Drones, phones and > the command line, plus much more. > >> > >> Basically, everything Linux, big and small. > >> > >> Join us if you can, we would be delighted to see you. > >> > >> Please get in touch with me if you have a talk for the community, as we > would love to schedule in an extensive range of presentations from the > widest range of speakers. > >> > >> ---- > >> PS:** We like BSD and all derivatives too > >> > > > > Hey Brian, thanks for dropping a line! > > > > The event you're describing sounds like something that would be up the > ally of the Fedora Ambassadors, which is the group of Fedora contributors > who focus on advocacy and representing Fedora in the field. I'm including > that list in this reply to spread the word there, and hopefully any > Ambassadors in the London area might be interested. > > > > I'm not sure if you're already subscribed to the list, but I have you > CC'd here so any Ambassadors in the area can reach out to you if they wish. > > > > Thanks for putting this on our radar. :) > > > > I work in London, and was even at an event at Code Node a few weeks ago. > > I'd be happy to do a talk of some nature. > > My specialities are the dev ops world (puppet and ansible in particular) > and recently tuning for low latency trading. > > What might be equally interesting could be one of the articles from my > blog adapted for a presentation style audience... I'm thinking the RPM > building one (which someone notified me was linked in cron.weekly today) or > the more recent "a day in the life of a Fedora packager" which I'm adapting > for Fedora Magazine. > > I'll be out the country at the June meet, but July is a definite > possibility. >
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