[FredLug] Saturday Agenda

[David Eb]

Dang phone
I am sick as a dog here for two days. Is there a way to record the
presentation for those who cant make it?

Dave
On Apr 28, 2012 8:40 AM, "David Eb" <greenghostdave at gmail.com> wrote:

> And i am sick as a dog for the last three days is it possible to get it
> recorded?  So that there is a record for those who cant make it?
>
> Dave
> On Apr 28, 2012 7:52 AM, "Chris O'Donnell" <chris at odonnellweb.com> wrote:
>
>> **
>> I've got teenager transport duty today.
>>
>> --
>> Chris O'Donnell
>> http://odonnellweb.com
>> @chrisod
>>
>>
>>
>> ---- On Sat, 28 Apr 2012 07:22:00 -0400 *Mark A. Metz <mametz at aol.com>*wrote ----
>>
>> It all sounds good to me. I get a lot out if simply watching people use
>> their Linux computers. Unfortunately, I won't be able to go. I'm at a booth
>> for the Science & Engineering Festival all weekend.
>>
>> I highly recommend people attend if they can. What little I could see of
>> the other exhibits was great; creepy crawlies, minerals, simulators,
>> fighter jets, great speakers, etc. They also have science cheerleaders!
>> Have a great meeting.
>> Mark
>>
>>
>> Ted Brunell <ted.brunell at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Peter,
>>
>> I am thinking that focusing on basic Linux user stuff for now and then go
>> into the more technical stuff would perhaps be more beneficial.  Maybe
>> basic commands, YUM, LVM, user management, mounting other file systems.  I
>> think a good goal for tomorrow may be to come up with a schedule that we
>> can put on the website that covers the next few months of meetings.
>>
>> Anyone else with thoughts?
>>
>> R/
>> Ted
>>
>> On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 10:15 PM, Peter Larsen <
>> plarsen at famlarsen.homelinux.com> wrote:
>>
>> Ok folks - as usual this is posted at least 2-3 days late. A very bad
>> habit of mine to do things in the very last minute - but here goes and
>> hopefully I can learn to do this with time to spare next month.
>>
>> I've looked at the many topics that was suggested for our meetings on
>> "The ABC of Linux" as I've come to think of it. Here's the list organized
>> into some manageble categories. I'll like to kick off tomorrow's meeting
>> with an overview of the topics and it's my hope that those who show up can
>> weigh in on how we do this.
>>
>> I'll bring an old desktop and prepare to talk about computers tomorrow -
>> or rather the most common components of a traditional boot of Linux which
>> will cover Grub, initrd (initramfs), the kernel, and initscripts. The point
>> here is to set the foundation for the more detailed presentations to come.
>> Who should talk about what - well, speak up folks :)
>>
>>    Boot process
>>
>>        Bios
>>
>>        Grub / lilo
>>
>>        kernel
>>
>>        initrd / initramfs
>>
>>        init script
>>
>>    Basic Linux Commands
>>
>>    Storage
>>
>>        File systems
>>
>>        LVM
>>
>>        NFS
>>
>>        FUSE mounts
>>
>>        Loop Devices – loopback mounts
>>
>>    Security
>>
>>        Security Applications (??)
>>
>>        User Management
>>
>>        LDAP
>>
>>        Authentication
>>
>>    Processes
>>
>>        What is a process?
>>
>>        What is a thread?
>>
>>        Signals
>>
>>        Priority
>>
>>        setuid/setgid
>>
>>    Software repositories
>>
>>        Yum
>>
>>        apt
>>
>>        RPM / DEP
>>
>>        How to create/setup your own yum repo mirror (Fedora/RHEL/Centos)
>>
>>    Graphical Subsystem
>>
>>    Networking
>>
>>    Virtualization
>>
>>        Libvirt
>>
>>        KVM
>>
>>        QEMU
>>
>>        Virt Manager
>>
>>        RHEV?
>>
>> --
>> Regards
>>    Peter Larsen
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