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-- BillMcGonigle - 15 Aug 2006
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This is going to be a synthesis of MeetingIdeas and MeetingSpeakers. To be combined into at least a 3-column table. Add past meetings?
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Note: this page is a synthesis of the former pages MeetingIdeas and MeetingSpeakers. We're trying to normalize our redundant data a bit.
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The following table lists some speakers and what they are willing to talk about.
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The following table lists some ideas for meeting topics, speakers willing to speak on those topics, and previous instances of these topics being presented at meetings.
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And check individual TWiki pages (for example: BruceDawson) to see find topics that person is willing to talk about. And see MeetingIdeas for topics that people have requested. And see the VolunteerList for general volunteers. And don't begin a sentence with the word "and".
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If you'd like to add yourself as a possible presenter (pretty please!) do so here, and not in a bunch of other places, so we can have one place to look for meeting planning. Please make sure you have a Main.MyUserName page and add a note there about which LUG's (OurChapters) you're willing to present at.
Also, add topics you're interested in seeing a speaker for.
Note: the above sentences contain the sort of ugly grammar up with which we will not put.
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| The Basics | A "From the Ground Up" Installation session. Maybe with different distributions, how to do dual/multi-boot systems | | |
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| | A "From the Ground Up" Installation session. Maybe with different distributions, how to do dual/multi-boot systems | | |
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| | Some answers to the "Now what?" feeling one often gets after a successful Linux install | | |
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| Distributions | SuSE | NovellInc | |
| Hardware | How to choose hardware | | |
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| | SuSE | NovellInc | |
| | Libranet (a packaging of Debian) | BillSconce | |
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| | How to choose hardware | | |
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| | How to choose hardware that works well with Linux | | |
| | Neat hardware | | |
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| | Using a PalmOS? device with Linux | | |
| | X10 - control your home/office from your Linux box! | | |
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| | Laptop sleep/standby/hibernation | | |
| | USB Support | | |
| | Scalable, mobile computing | NextComputing | |
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| User environment | screen - commandline terminal tool to maintain multiple persistent terminals across unreliable/disconnected connections | | |
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| | Hammer/x86-64 | RichPayne? | |
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| | screen - commandline terminal tool to maintain multiple persistent terminals across unreliable/disconnected connections | | |
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| | Customizing Emacs/vi | | |
| | NX - remote terminal services for Linux | | |
| | VNC - cross-platform remote GUIs, Virtual Network Computing, including RealVNC? and other variations | | |
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| Communications/networking | IPV6: what is it, will it ever arrive, and how to deal with it when it does. | | |
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| | X11 | RobLembree | |
| | Dual-Headed X | BenScott | |
| | Fluxbox (a lean, mean window manager) | BillSconce | |
| | Windows Interoperability | BenScott | |
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| | Introduction to Networking | BenScott | |
| | IPV6: what is it, will it ever arrive, and how to deal with it when it does. | | |
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| | Mail filtering (complete and end-all) | | |
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| | Conferencing software (Video, whiteboard, audio, etc.) | | |
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| | Sendmail setup/configuration | | |
| | Different Mail clients (compare/contrast (X)pine, mutt, (n)mh/exmh | | |
| | Video conferencing | | |
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| | CollaborationTools an overview of Linux based collaboration tools | | |
| Fun, entertainment, education | Gaming (and games) on Linux | | |
| Systems stuff | System Administration Techniques and practices | | |
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| | Realtime | | |
| | Linux Clustering - Making several Linux boxes perform as one | | |
| | Virtual Machines and Linux | | |
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| | Backup and Storage Solutions | VaultLogix | |
| Generalized meeting ideas | Demo night of various small applications (organization needed) | | |
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| | Favorite packages (everyone has their own, maybe a Show'n'Tell?) | | |
| | General "help solve problems" meetings - I'm trying to do X, and need help | | |
| | Linux on the desktop - We tend to focus on server/admin stuff | | |
| | Advocacy, politics, legalities, etc. | | |
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| | Marketing Linux to: Your Boss, Someone Else's Boss | Main.Maddog | |
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| | Marketing Linux to: Your Boss, Someone Else's Boss | MadDog | |
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| | Licenses of Open Source (what do they mean) | | |
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| People (as topics, or potential speakers) | alan cox | | |
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| | rms | | |
| | doc searles | | |
| | ken coar | | |
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| Programming | Intro to Unix development tools (automake/autoconf, make, cscope, etc.) | | |
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| | Java on Linux | PaulCourchene? | |
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| | Java on Linux | PaulCourchene? | |
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| | PHP | rasmus | | |
| Security | PGP/GPG and key signing | | |
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| Misc Applications | E-commerce | | |
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| | Lilipad: Music typesetter | | |
| | Office Automation - Linux Office applications | | |
| | Favorite Tools and Productivity applications | | |
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| | LyX - The WYSIWYM Document Processor | | |
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| | LyX - The WYSIWYM Document Processor | PaulLussier | |
| | GnuCash? | PaulLussier | |
| | Pilot (HTML for presentations) | BillSconce | |
| | SciTE (a great, lightweight, intelligent, (and cross-platform) text editor) | BillSconce | |
| | Gentoo (a two-pane, highly configurable-by-GUI file manager for GTK) | BillSconce | |
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| Richard Soule | Oracle database |
| RobLembree | Home automation, X11, embedded linux, kernel internals |
| BruceDawson | TWiki, X10, home automation, CollaborationTools |
| BenScott | Security, IPTables/Netfilter, DNS, networking, Samba and SMB, Windows interop, dual-headed X, Linux as SOHO server, LVM, backups, IPsec, OpenS/WAN, OpenVPN, L2TP, X.509, diald, Wiki, random stuff |
| Mark Komarinski | Security |
| Paul Iadonisi | RPM |
| PaulLussier | LyX, GnuCash, exmh, security |
| Karl Runge | SSH tunneling/VPN |
| Rich Payne | PHP, php-gtk, DNS, NIS, NFS, TCP/IP, Hammer/x86-64 |
| BenBoulan | IPTables, Network Monitoring, Managing DNS, Expect |
| EdLawson | (Mail) gLabels (a great little label maker for all types of labels), Thunderbird (Mozilla e-mail program), Straw (RSS feed reader), J-Pilot (Palm applicationBasic productivity/office applications, Palm) |
| BillSconce | (Mail) Pilot (HTML for presentations), SciTE (a great, lightweight, intelligent, (and cross-platform) text editor), Fluxbox (a lean, mean window manager), Libranet (a packaging of Debian), Gentoo (a two-pane, highly configurable-by-GUI file manager for GTK), Newbie scripting intro, Newbie CUPS intro, Newbie Wi-Fi intro |
| TedRoche | WebMin, Sveasoft Linksys router firmware, Introductory LAMP, MySQL, phpMyAdmin, SQL, database design and normalization |
| MattBrodeur | PGP Introduction/keysigning, automated system installs (kickstart), network monitoring (nagios) |
| Bill Stearns | ssh, LVM, and others. See http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/private/gnhlug-org/2005-December/001665.html |
| DavidBerube | perl, php, ruby, web spidering, rss aggregation, web development, apache, DTC GPL control panel |
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| | gLabels (a great little label maker for all types of labels) | EdLawson | |
| | Thunderbird (Mozilla e-mail program) | EdLawson | |
| | Straw (RSS feed reader) | EdLawson | |
| | J-Pilot (Palm application) | EdLawson | |
| | Basic productivity/office applications | EdLawson | |
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