Presenter for Thursday?

[Tracy Reed]

I don't have anyone in the pipeline. Meetup says Peter in error. He did
last month and wasn't planning on doing anything for this month.
Volunteers? I'm still out of town.

[Tony Su]

I've been approached about doing a presentation on Virtualization.
I don't have a slide deck ready today, but I can possibly put together
something that explores basic concepts of all popular vitualitaition
((VirtualBox, VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, QEMU) using hypervisors.

Would cover novice basics like how to choose, what is better for
certain scenarios, how it's installed on openSUSE and what is
different between running openSUSE vs other distros.

Audience target would be everyone from newbie/novice to expert, and
for all uses... Whether you are a casual User, a business, a Developer
student, more.

I feel confident knowing this stuff, so it's not like I'd have to do
any research.

If people aren't already using virtualization extensively in what they
do, this might be an eye-opener in improving your Productivity by
being able to do more things than you might imagine without risking
your machine and everything you have on it.

Or, we can talk about something else...
If someone has a topic that's just burning a hole, just ask...
In the past, I've done presentations (so slide decks are available and
might only need to be updated) on stuff like
- Practical Passwords (First created in 2007 and still 99% relevant today)
- How to create and deploy your FREE website on Github (Bring your
laptop and do it during the presentation)

If someone else has something they want to talk about, I'd be willing
to bow to that, too.

Tony

Post by Tracy Reed
I don't have anyone in the pipeline. Meetup says Peter in error. He did
last month and wasn't planning on doing anything for this month.
Volunteers? I'm still out of town.
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http://tracyreed.org
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[Tony Su]

Unless someone else has something in mind,
I've put together a slide deck on Virtualization, am prepared to do a
presentation on it tonight.

Tony

Post by Tony Su
I've been approached about doing a presentation on Virtualization.
I don't have a slide deck ready today, but I can possibly put together
something that explores basic concepts of all popular vitualitaition
((VirtualBox, VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, QEMU) using hypervisors.
Would cover novice basics like how to choose, what is better for
certain scenarios, how it's installed on openSUSE and what is
different between running openSUSE vs other distros.
Audience target would be everyone from newbie/novice to expert, and
for all uses... Whether you are a casual User, a business, a Developer
student, more.
I feel confident knowing this stuff, so it's not like I'd have to do
any research.
If people aren't already using virtualization extensively in what they
do, this might be an eye-opener in improving your Productivity by
being able to do more things than you might imagine without risking
your machine and everything you have on it.
Or, we can talk about something else...
If someone has a topic that's just burning a hole, just ask...
In the past, I've done presentations (so slide decks are available and
might only need to be updated) on stuff like
- Practical Passwords (First created in 2007 and still 99% relevant today)
- How to create and deploy your FREE website on Github (Bring your
laptop and do it during the presentation)
If someone else has something they want to talk about, I'd be willing
to bow to that, too.
Tony

Post by Tracy Reed
I don't have anyone in the pipeline. Meetup says Peter in error. He did
last month and wasn't planning on doing anything for this month.
Volunteers? I'm still out of town.
--
Tracy Reed
http://tracyreed.org
Digital signature attached for your safety.
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[Tracy Reed]

Sorry folks, I've been too busy to put much effort into it this week.
Busy with meetings in Sydney, Melbourne, clients, etc. Hopefully between
Tony and Peter (who I believe was preparing to present something just in
case) you have it covered. Wish I could be there!

Post by Tony Su
Unless someone else has something in mind,
I've put together a slide deck on Virtualization, am prepared to do a
presentation on it tonight.
Tony

Post by Tony Su
I've been approached about doing a presentation on Virtualization.
I don't have a slide deck ready today, but I can possibly put together
something that explores basic concepts of all popular vitualitaition
((VirtualBox, VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, QEMU) using hypervisors.
Would cover novice basics like how to choose, what is better for
certain scenarios, how it's installed on openSUSE and what is
different between running openSUSE vs other distros.
Audience target would be everyone from newbie/novice to expert, and
for all uses... Whether you are a casual User, a business, a Developer
student, more.
I feel confident knowing this stuff, so it's not like I'd have to do
any research.
If people aren't already using virtualization extensively in what they
do, this might be an eye-opener in improving your Productivity by
being able to do more things than you might imagine without risking
your machine and everything you have on it.
Or, we can talk about something else...
If someone has a topic that's just burning a hole, just ask...
In the past, I've done presentations (so slide decks are available and
might only need to be updated) on stuff like
- Practical Passwords (First created in 2007 and still 99% relevant today)
- How to create and deploy your FREE website on Github (Bring your
laptop and do it during the presentation)
If someone else has something they want to talk about, I'd be willing
to bow to that, too.
Tony

Post by Tracy Reed
I don't have anyone in the pipeline. Meetup says Peter in error. He did
last month and wasn't planning on doing anything for this month.
Volunteers? I'm still out of town.
--
Tracy Reed
http://tracyreed.org
Digital signature attached for your safety.
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[Randall Shimizu]

Please post your presentation....?

Post by Tony Su
Unless someone else has something in mind,
I've put together a slide deck on Virtualization, am prepared to do a
presentation on it tonight.
Tony

Post by Tony Su
I've been approached about doing a presentation on Virtualization.
I don't have a slide deck ready today, but I can possibly put together
something that explores basic concepts of all popular vitualitaition
((VirtualBox, VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, QEMU) using hypervisors.
Would cover novice basics like how to choose, what is better for
certain scenarios, how it's installed on openSUSE and what is
different between running openSUSE vs other distros.
Audience target would be everyone from newbie/novice to expert, and
for all uses... Whether you are a casual User, a business, a Developer
student, more.
I feel confident knowing this stuff, so it's not like I'd have to do
any research.
If people aren't already using virtualization extensively in what they
do, this might be an eye-opener in improving your Productivity by
being able to do more things than you might imagine without risking
your machine and everything you have on it.
Or, we can talk about something else...
If someone has a topic that's just burning a hole, just ask...
In the past, I've done presentations (so slide decks are available and
might only need to be updated) on stuff like
- Practical Passwords (First created in 2007 and still 99% relevant today)
- How to create and deploy your FREE website on Github (Bring your
laptop and do it during the presentation)
If someone else has something they want to talk about, I'd be willing
to bow to that, too.
Tony

Post by Tracy Reed
I don't have anyone in the pipeline. Meetup says Peter in error. He did
last month and wasn't planning on doing anything for this month.
Volunteers? I'm still out of town.
--
Tracy Reed
http://tracyreed.org
Digital signature attached for your safety.
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