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OT Linux migration question
by Steve Glasser 22 Aug '05

22 Aug '05

Hi group, I thought that with your vast experience of Linux you might have ideas for me. I now have a chance to roll out linux desktops for public/client use in some small community service type non-profits. These machines will be used by people who are barely computer literate--maybe they have just enough windows experience to download lots of virusi, if you follow me. I figure my needs are: * an automated install--like kickstart, ya know... * a desktop that is easy to use for windows users (not a system that is easy to admin). It wouldn't hurt if the desktop *looked* like windows, too (aakkkk!) * system must be stable (idiot proof), does not have to be bleeding edge I welcome your suggestions Steve

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SCALE Seeks New Tech Committee Chair
by Ilan Rabinovitch 14 May '05

14 May '05

Hello SCALE fans, SCALE is currently looking for a new chairperson for our Technical committee. Responsibilities would include: - Design, implementation and coordination of all network connectivity during the conference. - Providing technical support with network related issues during the conference. - Evaluating power requirements and coordinating procurement with Facilities Chairman. - Administrating and maintaining SCALE servers (LAMP, Sendmail, various web apps). - Attending SCALE planning meetings. (70 / 30 mix IRC / in person). - Putting together a team of volunteers to help your before, during and after the show. If you are interested in this volunteer position please contact us off list via e-mail. Regards, Ilan Rabinovitch Conference Chair ilan(a)socallinuxexpo.org PS Check out the SCALE Podcast for recordings from SCALE 3x and news on SCALE 4x! http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/podcast/

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SCALE Interivews on LinuxQuestions.org
by Ilan Rabinovitch 16 Feb '05

16 Feb '05

Harold from Something That Happened partnered with LQRadio to produce some interviews from SCALE. The first interview is with FlightGear.org and is available at: http://mirror.linuxquestions.org/pub/lqradio/contrib/SCALE/SCALE_2005-02-12… -Ilan -- The Southern California Linux Expo (Feb 12-13, 2005) -- "We are bringing businesses, academic institutions and the Linux community together in a way that no other conference does!" http://www.socallinuxexpo.org

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So Cal Linux Expo Early Registration Ending
by gareth＠wiked.org 29 Dec '04

29 Dec '04

Los Angeles, CA December 28, 2004 If you're interested in Linux and Open source Software, the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE) is for you. There are seminars by well-known speakers, tutorials for beginners, and both vendor booths and non- commercial booths. If you think you'd like to attend SCALE, don't delay; early registration with discount admission ends December 31st!! Simi Conejo LUG -> SCLUG San Fernando Valley LUG -> SFVLG Linux Users of LA -> LULA USCLUG -> USCLG Kernel Panic LUG -> KPLUG Cerritos LUG -> CERLG UCLA LUG -> UCLA San Gabriel Valley LUG -> SGVLG Orange County LUG -> OCLUG LILAX -> LILAX Santa Barbara LUG -> SBLUG These speakers have been added to the roster: Ted Gould - Inkscape Jeffrey Bianchine - author of Mastering phpMyAdmin for Effective MySQL Management These sponsors are newly signed with the Linux Expo: Barracuda Networks - Basic Sponsor Petta Technology - Basic Sponsor ObjectWeb - Media Sponsor New Avenue Systems - Basic Sponsor LinuxLookup.com - Media Sponsor 21st Century Software - Basic Sponsor Do you have a GPG or PGP security key? You can expand your web of trust at the SCALE 3X Key Signing party. If you'd like to participate, you should bring at least one legible copy of your GPG / PGP key fingerprint. A picture ID is recommended, but not required. If you plan to participate, send your public key to keysigning(a)socallinuxexpo.org. SCALE 3X will be held February 12th and 13th, 2005, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. For more information or to register for SCALE, see http://www.socallinuxexpo.com. Please feel free to pass this announcement along to other groups. Thank you!

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SoCal Linux Expo Early Registration Ending
by Orv Beach 29 Dec '04

29 Dec '04

Los Angeles, CA December 28, 2004 If you're interested in Linux and Open source Software, the Southern California Linux Expo is for you. There are seminars by well-known speakers, tutorials for beginners, and both vendor booths and non- commercial booths. If you think you'd like to attend SCALE, don't delay; early registration with discount admission ends December 31st! These speakers have been added to the roster: Ted Gould – Inkscape Jeffrey Bianchine – author of Mastering phpMyAdmin for Effective MySQL Management These sponsors are newly signed with the Linux Expo: Barracuda Networks – Basic Sponsor Petta Technology – Basic Sponsor ObjectWeb – Media Sponsor New Avenue Systems – Basic Sponsor LinuxLookup.com – Media Sponsor 21st Century Software – Basic Sponsor Do you have a GPG or PGP security key? You can expand your web of trust at the SCALE 3X Key Signing party. If you'd like to participate, you should bring at least one legible copy of your GPG / PGP key fingerprint. A picture ID is recommended, but not required. If you plan to participate, send your public key to keysigning(a)socallinuxexpo.org. SCALE 3X will be held February 12th and 13th, 2005, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. For more information or to register for SCALE, see http://socallinuxexpo.com.

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SCALE Adds more Speakers, Sponsors, and Groups!
by gareth＠wiked.org 22 Dec '04

22 Dec '04

While most of the presentation tracks at SCALE are filling nicely, we have a large void in the beginner tutorials. This is our opportunity to present Open Source software to those who are merely interested, and we need to take advantage of this opportunity. Would you like to talk at SCALE? You don't need to be a Linux guru by any means. If you are comfortable speaking in front of a group, please consider volunteering for a beginner's tutorial. In this way you can contribute something back to OpenSource. Here are some ideas for beginner's topics. Feel free to come up with others! The topics should take around an hour, or perhaps a bit less to allow for some Q&A: - Overview of Linux - What's a 'distro', and what does it include? - Comparison of a few of the major distros - All about KDE - All about GNOME - Comparison of MS Office and OpenOffice - Linux equivalents for popular WinPrograms (good opportunity for a handout) - LiveCD's - what are they, and what's out there? - How to maintain a Linux system (yum, apt, yast, urpmi, etc.) - Very basic TCP/IP networking. - How to set up a basic Windows-share (via Samba) - How to use set up and use WebMin - Basic Wireless Networking (TOPIC ALREADY TAKEN) For those interested, please email your topic idea to kapadia(a)socallinuxexpo.com. Thank you! Gareth J. Greenaway SCALE Community Chair

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SCALE Adds more Speakers, Sponsors, and Groups
by Orv Beach 15 Dec '04

15 Dec '04

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SoCal Linux Expo Adds more Speakers, Sponsors and Groups Los Angeles, CA December 14, 2004 Many new speakers have been added to the SCALE 3X lineup: Norm McEntire - Servin Corporation Paul Von Stamwitz- AMCC Daryll Strauss - Digital Ordnance Cecil Watson Ted Gould - Inkscape John Ousterhout - Electric Cloud, Inc. Gideon Romm - Symbio Technologies Kim Brand - Computer Experts, Inc. David Uhlmann - Uversa Inc Sumitra Srinivasan - Georgia State University These sponsors are newly signed with the Linux Expo: TOLIS Group – basic sponsor LinuxQuestions.org - media sponsor Yosemite Technologies – registration sponsor The following LUGs or non-profit groups have signed up to man a booth at SCALE 3X: Debian, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Free Software Foundation, Gentoo, GNOME, KDE, KnoppMyth, LAMPSIG, Linux Astronomy, Linux Terminal Server Project, LinuxChix of LA, Santa Barbara Linux Users Group, Socal Wireless Users Group, and WikiPedia Foundation. If your LUG, or other non-profit Open Source organization would like to be represented at SCALE 3X, please contact gareth(a)socallinuxexpo.org for a booth. Don't delay; booths are being assigned to LUGs and other ORGs steadily. SCALE 3X will be held February 12th and 13th, 2005, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The Linux Expo of Southern California was established in 2001. Our mission is to evangelize the advantages of Open Source software. For more information, see http://socallinuxexpo.com, or email info(a)socallinuxexpo.com.

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SCALE banners and Flyers
by Ilan Rabinovitch 15 Dec '04

15 Dec '04

Hey everyone, If you're looking for ways to help get the word out about SCALE here are a few ideas: - Put one of the following banners on your website: - http://linux.ucla.edu/~leiz/linuxexpo/2005/bannerad2.gif - http://linux.ucla.edu/~leiz/linuxexpo/2005/banner.png - http://linux.ucla.edu/~leiz/linuxexpo/2005/lj125.gif - Put a flyer up in your cubicle, favorite computer store, classes, etc: - http://linux.ucla.edu/~leiz/linuxexpo/2005/scale3x.png Regards, Ilan

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Speaker Dinner
by pathik patel 13 Dec '04

13 Dec '04

I will suggest Aramark its just next to staples or may be we can go to Holiday Inn

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Speaker Dinner
by Ilan Rabinovitch 06 Dec '04

06 Dec '04

Hey everyone, So taking a hint from BloggerCon's Food For Thought dinners we thought it might be fun to have a speaker's dinner. What we want to do is find a restaurant and arrange for many of our speakers and sponsors to be there after SCALE on Saturday night. We think it would be a great way for speakers, attendees, and sponsors to interact. Does anyone have any suggestions for a restaurant to hold this at? The only requirements would be: - Not *too far* from LACC - Affordable meals Space is also an issue. It would be nice to have everyone at one place, but that may not be feasible. The way Bloggercon handled the space issue was to group speakers by their interests and then set them up at different restaurants. Anyone interested in those topics could then reserve a spot at that location. Any thoughts? We look forward to hearing your ideas. Ilan

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