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General meeting tomorrow: An Introduction to Debian Packaging

by Allan Cecil

Start: 2014-01-11 7:30 pm End: 2014-01-11 ~9:00 pm Speaker: Tom Most Location: O'Reilly Media Description: Tom Most will be presenting "An Introduction to Debian Packaging". This talk is aimed at developers and system administrators who wish to deploy applications to Debian and Ubuntu systems. Topics include the structure of a .deb, writing debian/control files, and use of debhelper and dh_make. Comment from Allan: This should be of interest to anyone who uses a distribution that relies on .deb package management. See you there!

10 years, 8 months

Jan meeting: lightning talks

by E Frank Ball III

General meeting: Tuesday, Jan 14th, 2014 7:30 PM Lightning Talks According to Wikipedia: A Lightning talk is a short presentation given at a conference or similar forum. Unlike other presentations, lightning talks last only a few minutes and several will usually be delivered in a single period by different speakers. Everyone is invited and encouraged to talk about Linux. Which distro or window manager are you running? What hardware are you running Linux on? What projects are you working on? We want to hear about it. E. Frank Ball Frank(a)NBLUG.org

10 years, 9 months

General Meeting 2013-12-10: Pi to Game Console Tool-Assisted Speedruns

by Allan Cecil

Start: 2013-12-10 7:30 pm End: 2013-06-11 ~9:00 pm Speaker: Allan Cecil Location: O'Reilly Media Description: A Raspberry Pi, connected to a custom PCB with a PIC microcontroller, connected to... a game console's controller port? In this presentation, Allan will talk about the Tool-Assisted Speedrun community from http://tasvideos.org, game console emulators in Linux, Raspberry Pi GPIO serial interface capabilities, PCB design, reverse-engineering, and how a TAS can be an artform. There will be plenty of technical details but the presentation should be enjoyable by all, with demonstrations of games being played perfectly using tools to overcome the limitations of human reflexes and a finale of taking complete control of an unmodified Super Nintendo using only the controller input.

10 years, 10 months

NBLUG Elections and General Meeting 2013/11/12 Practical 3D printing and the Open Source Community

by jezra

Start: 2013-11-12 - 7:30pm End: 2013-11-12 - 9:00pm Location: O'Reilly Media The meeting will begin with the yearly election of members of the NBLUG Board of Directors. Following the election, Kyle Rankin will be presenting "Practical 3D printing and the Open Source Community" Your average geek has probably heard of 3D printers but may not know about all of the Open Source underpinnings that have made the 3D printing boom possible. In this talk Kyle will discuss the similarities between the history of hobbyist 3D printers and the history of some popular Linux distributions. He will then talk about some of the 3D printers available today and help you justify buying your own 3D printer with examples of useful things you can print for around the house. See you there! Jezra Web: http://www.jezra.net Status: http://status.jezra.net Coffee: http://coffee.jezra.net

10 years, 11 months

NBLUG Elections

by Michael Tucker

Good Evening Fellow NBLUG'ers, The time of year is upon us again to nominate and elect members for NBLUG's Board of Directors. As a member of the Board, you will be invited to discuss NBLUG activities, search for speakers for future meetings, and eat dinner at Pongo's usually on or around the 3rd week of the month (although this is flexible and usually determined on a month to month basis depending on the needs of the board as a whole.) I have enjoyed the process personally, and have learned quite a bit about different aspects of Linux throughout this last year. Self nominations are allowed and encouraged. Elections will be held during November's general meeting, and we are still actively seeking out a speaker for November also. Thank you, Michael

11 years

General meeting 2013-10-08: GnuPGP and PGP encryption

by Allan Cecil

Start: 2013-10-08 - 7:30pm End: 2013-10-08 - 9:00pm Location: O'Reilly Media description: GnuPG is the free open source version of the OpenPGP standard. GPG can be used to encrypt and/or digitally sign files for secure storage or email. I'll cover creating GPG keys and using them for encryption and signing.

11 years

General Meeting TONIGHT: Roundtable Hackfest

by Allan Cecil

Start: 2013-09-10 - 7:30pm End: 2013-09-10 - 9:00pm Location: O'Reilly Media description: Tonight is a roundtable hackfest of anything Linux or Open Source related. A projector will be available for anyone who wants to use it to present something but this is generally an opportunity for a more loosely-structured social setting where everyone can show each other what they have been working on or ask for help. This would be a good meeting to bring your computers or projects.

11 years, 1 month

NBLUG General Meeting 2013/08/13 MK802, Bringing Linux Home to the Masses

by jezra

Start: 2013/08/13 7:30 pm End: 2013/08/13 ~9:00 pm Speaker: Michael Tucker Location: O'Reilly Media This talk will cover a introduction of mini-computing at home using Linux. Topics covered will include Rikomagic's MK802 and MK802II based on the All-winner A10 Chip set and Android operating system. There will be a brief introduction to the Dalvik VM, an overview of Hardware specifications, comparisons of similar devices, as well as a demonstration of stock and custom images. Recently restricted releases of Chromecast by Google have prompted a revisit to hardware that is Linux-friendly and ships with access to root. Active participation for this talk is encouraged, so if you have similar devices do not hesitate to bring as a HDTV will be available for demonstration.

11 years, 2 months

NBLUG General Meeting 2013/07/09 - Automobiles and Linux

by jezra

Start: 2013/07/09 7:30 pm End: 2013/07/09 ~9:00 pm Speaker: Alison Chaiken Location: O'Reilly Media Linux developers play a major role in bringing forth the surprisingly near-term technology of autonomous vehicles. The talk will present lessons from a few years of work on vehicular SW and make the case that automotive software will have an outsized societal impact. Imminent decisions by government and private industry will influence how long-running problems like privacy and security play out in this new space. What code is important in automotive Linux, and what's it like to work on it? What are the opportunities for software developers and EE's, and where might one get started? Alison Chaiken has worked as an automotive software developer for 3 years, starting with MeeGo-IVI at Nokia, continuing as a contractor, and then joining Mentor Embedded Software Division. She is the organizer of the Silicon Valley Automotive Open Source Group and rides bicycles in any time that is somehow left over. See you there! Jezra

11 years, 3 months

NBLUG General Meeting 2013/06/11 - Lightning Talks

by jezra

Start: 2013/06/11 7:30 pm End: 2013/06/11 ~9:00 pm Speaker: Everyone! Location: O'Reilly Media Description: Lightning Talks According to Wikipedia: A Lightning talk is a short presentation given at a conference or similar forum. Unlike other presentations, lightning talks last only a few minutes and several will usually be delivered in a single period by different speakers. Everyone is invited and encouraged to talk about Linux. Which distro are you running? What hardware are you running Linux on? What projects are you working on? We want to hear about it. A sign up form will be provided at the beginning of the meeting for anyone wanting to give a lightning talk. See you there! Jezra

11 years, 5 months

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