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<p>Kattekrab: /* July */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> How stars like the Sun were formed is not well understood either observationally or theoretically. However, a great deal of progress has been made in the last decade or so. This has come not only from improvements in observational techniques and facilities, but also because of the dramatic increase in available computational power and therefore our ability to simulate the process. It is particularly important to be able to simulate the process &quot;in action&quot; over the hundreds of thousands or millions of year timescales relevant to the mind-boggling scales of most astrophysical objects. I will present an overview of my work on simulating the formation of stars, as well as some of the challenges of using supercomputers (and Fortran!) to model astrophysical phenomena in general.<br /> <br /> Daniel Price was born in UK and emigrated to Australia at age 10. He Studied Science/Eng. at Monash, continuing with an honours year in astrophysics at Monash, then went to Cambridge, UK to do a PhD (finished 2004) at the Institute of Astronomy. Daniel worked in Exeter, UK for 4 years from 2004-2008 as a postdoctoral research fellow. He arrived at Monash 2008, currently on a 5-year fixed term research fellowship. Daniel enjoys living near the beach, cycling, camping, fishing, the fortune command, xkcd, and Fortran.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Andrew Pam - Games on Linux<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Main''' - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Slides available at http://www.slideshare.net/tserong/high-availability-in-37-easy-steps<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> '''Beginners''' - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Grant Diffey - Software Packages<br /> <br /> '''Ctte''' - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - The Culture of Open Source in Government (previously: Open Source at the Bureau)<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Sarvnaz Karimi - Find it all: how biomedical search engines should work!<br /> <br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Most developers of web or other network reliant code have a basic<br /> understanding of networking, but as data rates and usage continue to<br /> increase complexity has been increasing alongside them.<br /> <br /> This presentation will cover some of the technical complexity inherent<br /> in today's Internet, such as BGP, routing registries, Anycast and<br /> Multicast. It will also provide a background of the economic realities<br /> of routing, the how's and why's of peering, transit and customer agreements.<br /> <br /> <br /> Julien is a former LUV secretary and long time member. In his day job he<br /> manages educational networks with millions of users and works with teams<br /> of developers making custom educational software.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> * Andrew Chalmers - State of the L4Ka Pistachio microkernel.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> * Brian Walters - Liberty Victoria<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1267 2010-05-10T10:23:53Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* July */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> How stars like the Sun were formed is not well understood either observationally or theoretically. However, a great deal of progress has been made in the last decade or so. This has come not only from improvements in observational techniques and facilities, but also because of the dramatic increase in available computational power and therefore our ability to simulate the process. It is particularly important to be able to simulate the process &quot;in action&quot; over the hundreds of thousands or millions of year timescales relevant to the mind-boggling scales of most astrophysical objects. I will present an overview of my work on simulating the formation of stars, as well as some of the challenges of using supercomputers (and Fortran!) to model astrophysical phenomena in general.<br /> <br /> Daniel Price was born in UK and emigrated to Australia at age 10. He Studied Science/Eng. at Monash, continuing with an honours year in astrophysics at Monash, then went to Cambridge, UK to do a PhD (finished 2004) at the Institute of Astronomy. Daniel worked in Exeter, UK for 4 years from 2004-2008 as a postdoctoral research fellow. He arrived at Monash 2008, currently on a 5-year fixed term research fellowship. Daniel enjoys living near the beach, cycling, camping, fishing, the fortune command, xkcd, and Fortran.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Andrew Pam - Games on Linux<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Main''' - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Slides available at http://www.slideshare.net/tserong/high-availability-in-37-easy-steps<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> '''Beginners''' - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Grant Diffey - Software Packages<br /> <br /> '''Ctte''' - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - The Culture of Open Source in Government (previously: Open Source at the Bureau)<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Sarvnaz Karimi - Find it all: how biomedical search engines should work!<br /> <br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Most developers of web or other network reliant code have a basic<br /> understanding of networking, but as data rates and usage continue to<br /> increase complexity has been increasing alongside them.<br /> <br /> This presentation will cover some of the technical complexity inherent<br /> in today's Internet, such as BGP, routing registries, Anycast and<br /> Multicast. It will also provide a background of the economic realities<br /> of routing, the how's and why's of peering, transit and customer agreements.<br /> <br /> <br /> Julien is a former LUV secretary and long time member. In his day job he<br /> manages educational networks with millions of users and works with teams<br /> of developers making custom educational software.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> * Brian Walters - Liberty Victoria<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1239 2010-04-13T01:44:28Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* February */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> How stars like the Sun were formed is not well understood either observationally or theoretically. However, a great deal of progress has been made in the last decade or so. This has come not only from improvements in observational techniques and facilities, but also because of the dramatic increase in available computational power and therefore our ability to simulate the process. It is particularly important to be able to simulate the process &quot;in action&quot; over the hundreds of thousands or millions of year timescales relevant to the mind-boggling scales of most astrophysical objects. I will present an overview of my work on simulating the formation of stars, as well as some of the challenges of using supercomputers (and Fortran!) to model astrophysical phenomena in general.<br /> <br /> Daniel Price was born in UK and emigrated to Australia at age 10. He Studied Science/Eng. at Monash, continuing with an honours year in astrophysics at Monash, then went to Cambridge, UK to do a PhD (finished 2004) at the Institute of Astronomy. Daniel worked in Exeter, UK for 4 years from 2004-2008 as a postdoctoral research fellow. He arrived at Monash 2008, currently on a 5-year fixed term research fellowship. Daniel enjoys living near the beach, cycling, camping, fishing, the fortune command, xkcd, and Fortran.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Andrew Pam - Games on Linux<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Main''' - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Slides available at http://www.slideshare.net/tserong/high-availability-in-37-easy-steps<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> '''Beginners''' - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Grant Diffey - Software Packages<br /> <br /> '''Ctte''' - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Sarvnaz Karimi - Search engines<br /> <br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Most developers of web or other network reliant code have a basic<br /> understanding of networking, but as data rates and usage continue to<br /> increase complexity has been increasing alongside them.<br /> <br /> This presentation will cover some of the technical complexity inherent<br /> in today's Internet, such as BGP, routing registries, Anycast and<br /> Multicast. It will also provide a background of the economic realities<br /> of routing, the how's and why's of peering, transit and customer agreements.<br /> <br /> <br /> Julien is a former LUV secretary and long time member. In his day job he<br /> manages educational networks with millions of users and works with teams<br /> of developers making custom educational software.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> * Peter Davison - Xirrus and Linux 2.6<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> * Brian Walters - Liberty Victoria<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1237 2010-04-12T21:57:40Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* July */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Andrew Pam - Games on Linux<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Main''' - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Slides available at http://www.slideshare.net/tserong/high-availability-in-37-easy-steps<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> '''Beginners''' - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Grant Diffey - Software Packages<br /> <br /> '''Ctte''' - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Sarvnaz Karimi - Search engines<br /> <br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Most developers of web or other network reliant code have a basic<br /> understanding of networking, but as data rates and usage continue to<br /> increase complexity has been increasing alongside them.<br /> <br /> This presentation will cover some of the technical complexity inherent<br /> in today's Internet, such as BGP, routing registries, Anycast and<br /> Multicast. It will also provide a background of the economic realities<br /> of routing, the how's and why's of peering, transit and customer agreements.<br /> <br /> <br /> Julien is a former LUV secretary and long time member. In his day job he<br /> manages educational networks with millions of users and works with teams<br /> of developers making custom educational software.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> * Peter Davison - Xirrus and Linux 2.6<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> * Brian Walters - Liberty Victoria<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1231 2010-04-11T21:17:12Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* August */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Andrew Pam - Games on Linux<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Main''' - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Slides available at http://www.slideshare.net/tserong/high-availability-in-37-easy-steps<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> '''Beginners''' - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> * Grant Diffey - Software Packages<br /> <br /> '''Ctte''' - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> <br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Most developers of web or other network reliant code have a basic<br /> understanding of networking, but as data rates and usage continue to<br /> increase complexity has been increasing alongside them.<br /> <br /> This presentation will cover some of the technical complexity inherent<br /> in today's Internet, such as BGP, routing registries, Anycast and<br /> Multicast. It will also provide a background of the economic realities<br /> of routing, the how's and why's of peering, transit and customer agreements.<br /> <br /> <br /> Julien is a former LUV secretary and long time member. In his day job he<br /> manages educational networks with millions of users and works with teams<br /> of developers making custom educational software.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> * Brian Walters - Liberty Victoria<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1209 2010-03-22T03:06:57Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* June */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> <br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Most developers of web or other network reliant code have a basic<br /> understanding of networking, but as data rates and usage continue to<br /> increase complexity has been increasing alongside them.<br /> <br /> This presentation will cover some of the technical complexity inherent<br /> in today's Internet, such as BGP, routing registries, Anycast and<br /> Multicast. It will also provide a background of the economic realities<br /> of routing, the how's and why's of peering, transit and customer agreements.<br /> <br /> <br /> Julien is a former LUV secretary and long time member. In his day job he<br /> manages educational networks with millions of users and works with teams<br /> of developers making custom educational software.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1195 2010-03-08T11:25:39Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* October 2010 */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> * Jacinta Richardson - TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1193 2010-03-08T11:20:55Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* September 2010 */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> * Lightning Talks<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1191 2010-03-08T11:11:40Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* May */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * Tennessee Leeuwenburg - Open Source at the Bureau<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1189 2010-03-08T11:10:48Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* June */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> * Julien Goodwin - How the internet works<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1187 2010-03-08T11:10:25Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* July */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> * Stewart Smith - Photographers workflow: from the lense to the GIMP<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> === October 2010 ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 5 - Trinity<br /> * Note that this is the first mtg after SFD, so perhaps make it a bit beginners-oriented?<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 16 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte (as decided by new ctte)<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1137 2010-02-12T02:04:24Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract: GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio: IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Title: Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> Abstract: This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Bio: Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1135 2010-02-12T02:03:38Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable<br /> storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS<br /> as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web<br /> servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation<br /> of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying<br /> it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated<br /> bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1133 2010-02-12T02:03:26Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable<br /> storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS<br /> as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web<br /> servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation<br /> of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying<br /> it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated<br /> bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> ''Abstract:'' Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> ''<br /> Bio:'' Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> ''Title:'' High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people probably don't care about it until they can't access their online banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> ''Bio:'' Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1131 2010-02-12T02:02:53Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable<br /> storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS<br /> as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web<br /> servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation<br /> of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying<br /> it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated<br /> bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> Abstract: Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> Bio: Rusty Russell has been a full-time professional Free Software programmer since 1997. He's probably best known for his work with iptables/netfilter last decade, but his coding work has ranged from early g++ contributions to the founding the embryonic Comprehensive C Archive Network. He also founded what became the linux.conf.au conference series, as well as advocating for patent and copyright reform during the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement ratification. He works for IBM in Canberra, lives in Adelaide, and has a delightful 18 month old daughter Arabella.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Title: High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract: High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people<br /> probably don't care about it until they can't access their online<br /> banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building<br /> highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure<br /> software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and<br /> Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Bio: Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1129 2010-02-12T01:33:53Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */ Rusty&#039;s abstract</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable<br /> storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS<br /> as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web<br /> servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation<br /> of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying<br /> it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated<br /> bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> Abstract: Rusty Russell is best known for his kernel work, particularly netfilter and modules. With changing life priorities, he decided to try his hand at userspace coding and a new project (SAMBA) to stretch his brain into fresh shapes. After ten years in the kernel, it's a little daunting to enter an established project as the new kid, but along the way we'll see how he has managed to carve out a niche and have a great time coding inside a huge and complex codebase.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Title: High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people<br /> probably don't care about it until they can't access their online<br /> banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building<br /> highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure<br /> software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and<br /> Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1127 2010-02-12T01:31:29Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable<br /> storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS<br /> as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web<br /> servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation<br /> of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying<br /> it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated<br /> bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell - Switching To Userspace: A Kernel Hacker Leaves The Nest<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Title: High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people<br /> probably don't care about it until they can't access their online<br /> banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building<br /> highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure<br /> software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and<br /> Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1125 2010-02-09T20:10:25Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Title: GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> GlusterFS is a general purpose distributed file system for scalable<br /> storage. Over the last couple of months Dave has been testing GlusterFS<br /> as an alternative to NFS for replicating files across multiple web<br /> servers. Now it is all working properly, Dave will give an explanation<br /> of what GlusterFS is, how he uses it, the issues he had while deploying<br /> it and why he stuck with it.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> IT Consultant, webapp coder, geek, slacker, father of 2, fat opinionated<br /> bastard<br /> <br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> <br /> Title: High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people<br /> probably don't care about it until they can't access their online<br /> banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building<br /> highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure<br /> software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and<br /> Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1119 2010-02-09T03:18:30Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> <br /> Title: High Availability in 37 Easy Steps<br /> <br /> Abstract:<br /> <br /> High Availability can be a curiously nebulous term, and most people<br /> probably don't care about it until they can't access their online<br /> banking service, or their plane crashes.<br /> <br /> This talk examines some of the considerations necessary when building<br /> highly available computer systems, then focuses on the HA infrastructure<br /> software currently available from the Corosync/OpenAIS, Linux-HA and<br /> Pacemaker projects.<br /> <br /> Bio:<br /> <br /> Tim is a native of Melbourne, currently employed by Novell to work on<br /> (surprise!) the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension. He<br /> goes by tserong in various places (Freenode, LinkedIn, Flickr), but<br /> somehow managed to completely avoid Twitter.<br /> <br /> Interests include motorcycling, beer, and making technology simpler and<br /> more reliable (although not necessarily in that order, and usually not<br /> all at the same time).<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1117 2010-02-08T09:00:36Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* June */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> * Brianna Laugher - Python and the Natural Language Tool Kit<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1115 2010-02-08T07:11:52Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh<br /> <br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1113 2010-02-08T07:11:20Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh - Humanities Computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh<br /> Humanities computing, Drupal and What I did on my holidays<br /> <br /> This presentation will introduce the opportunities that free software and the web present for research, publication and collaboration in the humanities, particularly in the area of public history. I will discuss some of the technical and social challenges I have faced on the Founders and Survivors project, and will demonstrate how I am using Drupal to implement the data collection and presentation tasks for this project.<br /> <br /> This is a mashup of two presentations I gave at LCA and DrupalSouth in Wellington in January, now with added Drupal goodness thanks to the feedback I received.<br /> <br /> Claudine Chionh can get equally excited by original manuscripts and by the latest developments in Drupal 7. She is a developer on the Founders and Survivors project &lt;http://www.foundersandsurvivors.org&gt;, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War. She is especially interested in the use of web technologies to enable collaboration between academics and the wider community, and in connecting with others working in humanities computing in Australia.<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1111 2010-02-08T05:37:12Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* May */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh - Humanities Computing<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> * Geoff Beasley - Linux Audio Studio<br /> * TBC<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1081 2010-01-12T12:54:12Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* February */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — Using django to make web apps<br /> <br /> Django is a web framework written in python, that makes it quite pleasant to make reasonably complicated sites involving different types of information. I will be showing you how to make a simple site using django's template language, and demonstrate django's database extraction capabilities. A basic level of python is assumed.<br /> <br /> Jason King is a former President of Linux Users Victoria, and has had various progamming jobs over the years, ranging from delphi, to php and python.<br /> <br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh - Humanities Computing<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1079 2010-01-12T03:41:12Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* Upcoming Talks */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> * Daniel Price - Simulating the formation of stars<br /> <br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh - Humanities Computing<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1077 2010-01-12T00:05:35Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* Upcoming Talks */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> * Tim Serong - High Availability<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh - Humanities Computing<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> * Daniel Price<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

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<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> * Claudine Chionh - Humanities Computing<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1073 2009-12-23T23:59:35Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* Upcoming Talks */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 20th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 8th - The Leveson (donna to book)<br /> <br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17th - The Hub@Docklands<br /> <br /> Ctte - April 12th - The Leveson<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tue 4th - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 15 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 10 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 1 - Trinity College<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 19 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 14 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 6 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 17 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 12 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main - Tues 3 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - Sat 21 - The Hub<br /> <br /> Ctte - Mon 9 - The Leveson<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM - Tues 7 - Trinity<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD - Sat 18 - The Hub?<br /> <br /> Ctte - Handover - Mon 13 - The Leveson?<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

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<p>Kattekrab: /* Upcoming Talks */ deleted oct, nov, dec 2009</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1069 2009-12-23T22:10:53Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === October ===<br /> <br /> * [[Mike Gigante]]<br /> * [[Martin Sevior and/or Thomas Fifield - Using Amazon EC2 for high energy physics.]]<br /> <br /> === November ===<br /> Should we do a combined meeting with MelbPC ??<br /> http://luv.asn.au/polls/2009/08/should-luv-november-meeting-be<br /> <br /> * Alec Clews - Git<br /> * Michael C. Harris - Habari<br /> <br /> === December ===<br /> <br /> * Ian Wadham - KDE development 60 mins<br /> * Craig Wiley - SuseStudio - 30mins<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 2nd - Trinity College<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

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<p>Kattekrab: /* March */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === October ===<br /> <br /> * [[Mike Gigante]]<br /> * [[Martin Sevior and/or Thomas Fifield - Using Amazon EC2 for high energy physics.]]<br /> <br /> === November ===<br /> Should we do a combined meeting with MelbPC ??<br /> http://luv.asn.au/polls/2009/08/should-luv-november-meeting-be<br /> <br /> * Alec Clews - Git<br /> * Michael C. Harris - Habari<br /> <br /> === December ===<br /> <br /> * Ian Wadham - KDE development 60 mins<br /> * Craig Wiley - SuseStudio - 30mins<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> * Dave Hall - GlusterFS<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1065 2009-12-23T10:22:33Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === October ===<br /> <br /> * [[Mike Gigante]]<br /> * [[Martin Sevior and/or Thomas Fifield - Using Amazon EC2 for high energy physics.]]<br /> <br /> === November ===<br /> Should we do a combined meeting with MelbPC ??<br /> http://luv.asn.au/polls/2009/08/should-luv-november-meeting-be<br /> <br /> * Alec Clews - Git<br /> * Michael C. Harris - Habari<br /> <br /> === December ===<br /> <br /> * Ian Wadham - KDE development 60 mins<br /> * Craig Wiley - SuseStudio - 30mins<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th at Trinity College<br /> * Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1063 2009-12-23T10:21:32Z

<p>Kattekrab: /* April */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === October ===<br /> <br /> * [[Mike Gigante]]<br /> * [[Martin Sevior and/or Thomas Fifield - Using Amazon EC2 for high energy physics.]]<br /> <br /> === November ===<br /> Should we do a combined meeting with MelbPC ??<br /> http://luv.asn.au/polls/2009/08/should-luv-november-meeting-be<br /> <br /> * Alec Clews - Git<br /> * Michael C. Harris - Habari<br /> <br /> === December ===<br /> <br /> * Ian Wadham - KDE development 60 mins<br /> * Craig Wiley - SuseStudio - 30mins<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> LCA from Jan 18-23<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> * Jason King — TBA<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - Tuesday 6th - Trinity College<br /> Rusty Russell<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

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<p>Kattekrab: /* December */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === October ===<br /> <br /> * [[Mike Gigante]]<br /> * [[Martin Sevior and/or Thomas Fifield - Using Amazon EC2 for high energy physics.]]<br /> <br /> === November ===<br /> Should we do a combined meeting with MelbPC ??<br /> http://luv.asn.au/polls/2009/08/should-luv-november-meeting-be<br /> <br /> * Alec Clews - Git<br /> <br /> === December ===<br /> <br /> * Ian Wadham - KDE development 60 mins<br /> * Craig Wiley - SuseStudio - 30mins<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

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<p>Kattekrab: /* Upcoming Talks */</p> <hr /> <div>=Linux users of Victoria=<br /> <br /> This is the working wiki for Members of LUV and the committee.<br /> <br /> To visit the website go to [http://www.luv.asn.au http://www.luv.asn.au]<br /> <br /> == Upcoming Meetings ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Upcoming Talks ==<br /> [[Talk Suggestions]] - [[Talk Offers]]<br /> <br /> === October ===<br /> <br /> * [[Mike Gigante]]<br /> * [[Martin Sevior and/or Thomas Fifield - Using Amazon EC2 for high energy physics.]]<br /> <br /> === November ===<br /> Should we do a combined meeting with MelbPC ??<br /> http://luv.asn.au/polls/2009/08/should-luv-november-meeting-be<br /> <br /> * Alec Clews - Git<br /> <br /> === December ===<br /> <br /> * Ian Wadham - KDE development 60 mins<br /> * 2nd talk - 30 mins<br /> <br /> === January 2010 ===<br /> <br /> No Meeting<br /> <br /> BBQ on Saturday January 9<br /> <br /> === February ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> === March ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === April ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === May ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === June ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === July ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === August ===<br /> <br /> Main<br /> <br /> Beginners<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === September 2010 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Main - AGM<br /> <br /> Beginners - SFD<br /> <br /> Ctte<br /> <br /> == Committee Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Contact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Talks]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Meetings]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:ToDo]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Roles]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:VenueContact]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:MonthlyChecklist]]<br /> <br /> [[Committee:Media]]<br /> <br /> == Admin Team Pages ==<br /> <br /> [[Admin:Documentation]]<br /> <br /> [[Admin:WikiSetup]]</div>

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<p>Kattekrab: New page: PGP &amp; GPG: Email for the Practical Paranoid Michael W Lucas available from: Amazon.ca CDN$ 16.99 DeepDiscount.com 21.7 The Manga Guide to Physics Hideo Nitt...</p> <hr /> <div><br /> PGP &amp; GPG: Email for the Practical Paranoid <br /> Michael W Lucas <br /> <br /> available from:<br /> Amazon.ca<br /> CDN$ 16.99<br /> <br /> DeepDiscount.com<br /> 21.7<br /> <br /> The Manga Guide to Physics <br /> Hideo Nitta <br /> <br /> available from:<br /> Amazon.ca<br /> CDN$ 12.64<br /> <br /> DeepDiscount.com<br /> 15.96<br /> <br /> The Principles of Successful Freelancing <br /> Miles Burke <br /> <br /> available from:<br /> Amazon.ca<br /> CDN$ 21.80<br /> <br /> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Performance Optimization and Tuning Handbook <br /> Ken England <br /> <br /> available from:<br /> Amazon.ca<br /> CDN$ 47.85<br /> <br /> The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks &amp; Hacks <br /> Rachel Andrew <br /> <br /> available from:<br /> Amazon.ca<br /> CDN$ 26.68<br /> <br /> DeepDiscount.com<br /> 34.75</div>

Kattekrab https://wiki.luv.asn.au/mediawiki/index.php?title=Martin_Sevior_and/or_Thomas_Fifield_-_Using_Amazon_EC2_for_high_energy_physics.&diff=833 2009-09-01T07:19:13Z

<p>Kattekrab: </p> <hr /> <div>http://www.vpac.org/node/309<br /> <br /> '''Abstract:''' The Belle II project to increase the Luminosity of the KEKB collider by a factor 50 will search for Physics beyond the Standard Model through precision measurements and the investigation of rare processes in Flavour Physics. The data rate expected from the experiment is comparable to a current era LHC experiment with commensurate Computing needs. Both Belle the LHC experiments employ extremely large scale distributed computing clusters running Linux.<br /> <br /> Incorporating commercial cloud computing, such as that provided by the Amazon Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2), into the Belle II computing model may provide a lower Total Cost of Ownership for the Belle II computing solution.<br /> <br /> To investigate this possibility, we have deployed the complete Belle Monte-Carlo simulation chain on EC2 to benchmark the cost and performance of the service. This presentation will describe how we used Scientific Linux to test this as well as the bottlenecks and costs of large-scale Monte-Carlo production on EC2.<br /> <br /> '''Martin Sevior''' obtained his Ph.D. in the field of Nuclear Astro-Physics from the University of Melbourne in 1984. In 1985 he worked at the TRIUMF cyclotron accelerator in Vancouver, Canada. In 1993 he returned to the University of Melbourne and is now working in the field of Experimental Particle Physics. He performs experiments with the world's highest intensity and energy particle accelerators in Japan and at CERN in Switzerland. His employs these to investigate the cause of the Universal Matter-AntiMatter asymmetry (at the KEK lab in Japan) and the origin of mass at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Switzerland. Both experiments probe conditions that last existed less than 1 billionth of a second after the Big Bang. Last year, the Belle experiment was cited cited as providing the crucial evidence that led to the awarding of the 2008 Nobel Prize to Nambu, Koboyashi and Maskawa.<br /> <br /> Martin has published over 350 papers in refereed Journals and has supervised 12 Ph.D. students to completion.<br /> <br /> He leads the Distributed Computing group for the Belle II experiment which aims to increase the data taking rate over the original Belle experiment by a factor of 50.<br /> <br /> Since 2006 then Martin has made numerous contributions to the debate surrounding energy issues relating to Nuclear Power. These include scientific journal articles, presentations to conferences and forums, online discussions, opinion pieces to newspapers and many broadcast media interviews.<br /> <br /> Finally Martin is a core developer of the Free Software Word Processor, AbiWord and last year described the peer-to-peer collaboration feature, AbiCollab, developed for AbiWord and OLPC Write at linux.conf.au 2008 at the March LUV meeting.<br /> <br /> '''Tom Fifield''' is a software engineer who does far too much sysadmin work. For the past few years he's been dabbling in large scale distributed <br /> computing with the experimental particle physics group at the university of melbourne (after inadvertently getting into a distro war in the <br /> interview!). After gaining experience in grid computing working to support ATLAS at the LHC, he is now applying the knowledge to new <br /> scientific endeavours (eg Belle II) and investigating cloud based solutions.</div>

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