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General Meeting June 10: NBLUG 10th Anniversary!

That's right, 10 years ago (almost to the day) NBLUG held its first
meeting. Come hear the founders discuss NBLUG, what the group was like
then, and how it has changed through the years. We'll also be providing
cake!


O'Reilly Media, Sebastopol

NBLUG Founders Dustin Mollo, Eric Eisenhart, and possibly Kat Ogaz
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Haiku is an open source operating system inspired by the BeOS that is
specifically focused on personal computing. The intent of this
presentation is to give a general introduction to both the Haiku
project and operating system. The talk will cover among other things
the history of the project, some of its most important milestones,
recent developments, the code base, as well as the global community
that supports it. We will also introduce some of the aspects that make
the Haiku operating system unique both from a technical as well as end
user perspective. We will wrap up the talk with an interactive live
demo/QA session.


O'Reilly Media, Sebastopol, CA

Jorge G. Mare, Scott McCreary & (possibly?) Urias McCullough
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Start: 7:30 pm
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CTL is a new open source project for enterprise management, written
in Java, but with bindings to Python, Perl, Ruby, shell, Javascript,
and more. CTL is not an acronym; think of what 'apachectl' does for
the Apache webserver, and imagine what such a tool might do for your
entire enterprise and you've got CTL.

About the Speaker:

Alex Honor is open source project lead and principle architect at
ControlTier. Formerly, he was head of E*trade system engineering, and
carried them from dot boom to dot bomb and has been specializing in
cradle to grave distributed enterprise software management ever since.


O'Reilly Media, Sebastopol, CA

Alex Honor
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