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SLUUG Steering Committee - Potential Speakers and Topics
NOTE: Minutes posted on the wiki are always unofficial.
Schedules for upcoming presentations are always tentative.
(Some more tentative than others!)
These lists are used during Steering Committe meetings, when planning presentations.
Potential Presenters
These are some people who can present, and possible topics they can speak about.
Matt Skipton (via Carl)
Jim Roe
Scott Granneman
Rick Clark (Ubuntu) (via Craig)
Kyle Cordes
Hostirian/Primary.NET
Wehrenberg Theaters (via Gary)
Sammie from IBM,
Sanjiv Bhatia (or someone from UMSL, via Lee)
David Letscher (Prof of CS at SLU) (via Gary)
Jeff Logullo (formerly of Sun)
TOPIC: MySQL - now a Sun product
TOPIC: Project Indiana, a new package management system a la apt/dpkg
TOPIC: Versioning filenames (snapshots?) in ZFS
TOPIC: New release of ZFS
TOPIC: Belenix & other live CD's based on Open Solaris
Scott Nesler
Jeff Muse
Stan Reichardt
Tim Dreste (via Stan R)
Don Ellis
Craig Buchek
GNU grep (–count, –context, -e, –color)
wget and curl
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Ruby on Rails
Test-Driven Development (or get Brian Button, if possible)
Tony Lovasco
Mike Wilkerson
Jerry Stutte
Bill The Cat
Potential Topics
These are some topics that we've had requested, or brainstormed, but for which we need to find speakers.
List was posted to DISCUSS on 25 May 2009, as it was then, asking for volunteers.
LaTeX
Processes
Google Wave
BSD jail
Knoppix karaoke (various users sit in front of Knoppix system)
Drawing network diagrams using Dia or OpenOffice Draw
AIX current release, features, future
Apple current release, features, future
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL 5) or Fedora recent releases
SuSE or OpenSUSE recent releases
Solaris or OpenSolaris current release, features, future
HP-UX current release, features, future
iSCSI
CPUs
Features of modern Intel/AMD CPUs
x86-64
x86, x86-64, IA64, Sparc, PowerPC, ARM, POWER
iPhone
iPhone competitors
SplashTop - a quick booting distro.
PGP/GPG use in Email
Thunderbird Enigmail
KMail
Google Android
GUI builders (GLADE, KDevelop)
WHOIS, Domain Registration Process, Registrars, Cyber-squatters, and Name Servers