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«March 15, 2006 - June 13, 2006»
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Start: 6:00 pm
End: 8:30 pm

  • Roll Call (Eric)
  • Approval of February Minutes (Eric)
  • Items carried over from previous meeting:
    • Status of General Meeting Videos; Kyle was going to talk to Dan and get the oringal files to make VCDs
    • TaxID/non-profit Status (Jake)
    • Elections at next meeting
      • Election Procedure
      • Positions
        • President:
          • Kyle Rankin (accepted)
        • Vice-President:
          • Matt Hubert (accepted)
        • Treasurer:
          • Kat Ogaz (accepted)
        • Scribe (secretary):

Sizzling Tandoor
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Start: 7:30 pm
End: 9:28 pm

http://www.splunk.com/

Splunk is search software that indexes and links together ALL the IT data generated by ANY system, application or device making it possible to search and navigate your running IT infrastructure.

From one place, make sense of logs, configuration files, message queues, JMX notifications, SNMP and database transactions from any system, application or device:

  • Gain secure access to all your IT data
  • Perform ad-hoc investigations
  • Alert on problems spanning multiple tiers
  • Report on activities across the data center
  • Tap into a global community of IT experts
The speaker, Patrick McGovern is an expert in building thriving online communities. Prior to joining Splunk, he oversaw SourceForge.net, the world’s largest Open Source development website, for five years. Patrick grew the site from a few thousand users to over a million registered Open Source developers and 97,000 Open Source software projects. SourceForge.net is now the de facto repository for Open Source software. Splunk is leveraging his experience to build a vibrant community around key Splunk technologies and services. Patrick is a frequent speaker and panelist at key industry conferences. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of San Francisco.


O'Reilly

Patrick McGovern
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Start: 6:00 pm
End: 8:30 pm

  • Roll Call (Kyle)
  • Approval of March Minutes? (Kyle)
  • Welcome new Board Members: (Kyle)
    • Vice President: Matt Hubert
    • Scribe: Dave Sisley
    • Directors at Large: Aaron Grattafiori, Paul Peterson
  • Discuss possible new meeting location (Kyle)
  • Items carried over from previous meeting:
    • Status of General Meeting Videos; Kyle was going to talk to Dan and get the original files to make VCDs or possibly upload to Google Video
    • Update Bylaws for Election procedures to reflect cutoff times for voting

Sizzling Tandoor
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Start: 7:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm

Sometimes it seems like as a community we take ourselves too seriously. We
run serious applications and our most important economic demographic is
large corporations with men in very expensive suits. Maybe the reason there
aren't many Linux based home computers is that we're all not playing enough
games.

Stephen Cilley and Paul Peterson present gaming in GNU/Linux. They will
discussing several modern (and not so modern) games and bitch about ahem
... discuss the difficulty involved in their use. They will present the
modern alternatives in video cards, processors, and do their best to avoid
the holy war while discussing distribution and windows managers. They will
demonstrate the use and futility of win32 API implementations in Linux along
with native free games and native non-free games.


O'Reilly Media, Sebastopol, CA

Paul Peterson and Stephen Cilley
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Start: 12:01 am
End: 11:59 pm

NBLUG is 10!

06 / 13
Start: 7:30 pm
End: 9:30 pm

These days most modern computers support PXE (Preboot eXecution Environment) booting--booting from the network. Booting from the network allows you to do all sorts of interesting things including setting up thin clients, automate kickstart environments and more. In this talk Kyle Rankin will discuss how to set up a PXE boot server and will cover thin clients, kickstarting computers completely over the network, PXE booting rescue discs, and how to throw it all in a menu system that lets you choose what to boot.

Presentation materials are available at http://greenfly.org/talks/pxe/pxe-magic.html


O'Reilly in Sebastopol

Kyle Rankin