[clug] anyone keen to talk at March CLUG, Thursday 24th - Suggested Topic: "Using Linux for your personal computer"

[Randall Crook]

I'm happy to talk about my ownCloud environment and how I have it
working across multiple platforms.


Randall Crook

> 
> All
> 
> So I should have started chasing this sooner, however I have not yet
> lined
> up someone to talk at CLUG this month.
> 
> Does anyone have something cool they would be keen to share?
> 
> Maybe something more programming or similarly oriented such as some
> python
> framework or tool that rocks your boat, or maybe some analysis on what
> (open) tools can be used to work with large data sets (such as street
> maps,
> gps, government data such as that analysed in the Open Gov
> competitions).
> 
> Possibly a comparison of some tools you get to use regularly and why
> they rock. 
> Who knows maybe a talk about cool lesser known linux utilities and
> ways they
> are fantastic could be fun.
> 
> So anyone keen to talk and share some interesting geeky
> linux/open/free
> software/open hardware related fun?
> 
> Cheers
> 
> see You
>    Steve
> 
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> Steven Hanley sjh at svana.org http://svana.org/sjh/diary
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>