Hello NLUG, It's me, your friendly neighborhood Linux Users Group President! We have a situation, which have ran into the in the past and will run into in the future. The need for a presenter for March 2009. With the diverse set of talent we have in this group, I thought that someone would want to step forward and present this month. From our "Brainstorm ideas for presentations" page, we have the following suggestions for meeting topics:
* OpenID * Spacewalk * Podcasting with entirely FOSS software * Writing Documentation using TeX or XML, or Docbook formats * Backups for home-type users * Openmoko * Enterprise Applications on an OSS base - Interwoven TeamSite - Andrew Farnsworth and / or Rob Huffstedler - Oracle - DB2 - WebSphere * How to build a home NAS (or file/print/whatever server) * VoIP - How to build a Trixbox/FreePBX system (or other basic VoIP system) - OpenSIPS/Kamilio/OpenSER - SipX * Linux routers using Zebra/Quagga or Vyatta * MythTV howto * iSCSI/SAN howto * HA/DRBD howto * Network Management howto (OpenNMS, Groundwork, etc) - Nagios + Cacti integration (the 2 most recognized FOSS monitoring applications and their abilities along with integration together and other things such as syslog, and weathermap reporting) * Ultimate Home Server - VoIP (Asterisk / Trixbox) - PVR (MythTV) - File Server (Samba, NFS, AFS, etc) - Print Server (CUPS, Samba, etc) - RAID (Hardware vs Software) * Control Systems - Home control (lights, shades, lawn sprinklers, etc) I can present on this in November for basic Lighting setups. —stahnma - Equipment control and interfacing (CNC, 'robots', etc) - Real Time Linux (hard real time, vs soft real time, vs interactive) with examples * Programming on Linux (C/C++, ASM, Java, Ruby/RoR, PHP, Perl, Python, Lisp/Scheme) - Cross-Platform Programming built in Linux * LFS (Linux From Scratch) * openSUSE 11 (SUSE has come a long way in this newest release!) * How to set up a complete Linux Email/Collaboration Servers such as Open-Xchange, Zimbra, and Scalix Some of you have already presented on these topics. I think just about everyone wants to see the MythBuntu session again. You may already have a Linux, UNIX, or Open Source presentation you want to present on. Step up and offer to present to a great group of like-minded Linux Users. Kevin Eldridge NLUG President --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NLUG" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nlug-talk?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
