[clug] August Canberra Linux Users Group meeting

Chris Smart chris at kororaa.org
Sat Aug 9 13:16:08 GMT 2008


        Canberra Linux Users Group Meeting - 28th August 2008
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Date:           28th August 2008 (Fourth Thursday of the month)

Time:           19:00 - 21:00 (or when it finishes)

Speaker:        Dave Adams, Paul Wayper and Hugh Blemings

Abstract:       
		This month we have three short presentations with
		something for everyone!

		Dave Adams will give a brief introduction to Wine and
		present a demonstration of the programs it can run (with
		a focus on games).

		Paul Wayper will give a quick introduction to SELinux -
		specifically, how to deal with it in everyday life. He
		will cover checking and restoring permissions, changing
		the SELinux options, and the broader question of how to
		deal with a SELinux alert.

		And last but certainly not least, Hugh Blemings will
		conduct an informal session (with plenty of
		demonstrations) entitled, 'Tricks of the Trade: Learning
		Free Software hacking from clever people'.

		Hugh says that thanks to the efforts of various projects
		aimed at newcomers to Free Software development,
		starting hacking is no longer as daunting as it once
		was. However there is less coverage of the techniques
		that experienced developers use on a day to day basis to
		streamline their work.

		Hugh will present a grab bag of tricks of the trade that
		he has learned from his own coding efforts, through
		observing colleagues at OzLabs and by chatting with folk
		in the broader community.

		Certainly a CLUG meeting not to be missed!

Venue:          Room N101
                Computer Science and Information Technology Building
                North Road
                The Australian National University

                See http://clug.org.au/ for more directions and a map

Food/drink:     Pizza and soft drink/juice. Come hungry, and bring 
                about $6 to cover the cost of your share if you 
                want some.

If you would like to give a talk at a future meeting, please email me.



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