Archive for November, 2008
Fedora 10 Release Party Details
Recently, I announced a Fedora 10 release party here on my blog, It turns out, that not only will it be a release party, with (hopefully) physical and electronic media available, but it will also be an installfest!! SO BRING YOUR MACHINES AND GET THEM INSTALLED! Victor Villa of the Utah PHP User Group (UPHPU) [...]
In: Fedora, News, Releases, Tech · Tagged with: Fedora, installfest, party, release
Hear ye, hear ye, Fedora 10 has arrived
Get yours today. Available at mirrors everywhere. Also via bittorrent ? and jigdo ?. Freedom, Friends, Features, First! That’s Fedora! Take the Tour Read the Release Notes Digg it Cheers, Herlo
In: Community, Fedora, Guru, News, Passion, Releases, Tech · Tagged with: f10, Fedora, release
Mind Maps: The Utah Open Source Foundation
The Utah Open Source Foundation “Mind Map” After creating the Fedora Project Mind Map, I was better able to understand how UTOS was currently structured. I was able to put together the main pieces pretty quickly, although it seems there are several gaps in my thought process still. For that reason, I’m opening the UTOS [...]
In: Community, News, Passion, Tech, Tools, UTOS, UTOSC · Tagged with: imfoss, mind map, organization, utos, UTOSC, vym
Fedora 10 (Cambridge) coming soon – and a release party to boot!
And I am already running Fedora 10. It’s stable, powerful and most of all, built from free software! Also, I’m in charge of creating the Media for North America this release. We’ve already pre-purchased x86 live media and plan to produce similar amounts of x86_64 live CDs as well as both x86 and x86_64 install [...]
In: Community, Fedora, News, Releases, Tech · Tagged with: Fedora, installfest, party, release
Mind Maps: The Fedora Project
Recently, I’ve been plagued with trying to come up with an organizational model for the Utah Open Source Foundation and it’s relationship to the Utah Open Source Conference. This is in addition to the new Non-Profit structure we’re building. To that end, I created a very shabby hierarchical structure which I passed around a week [...]
In: Fedora, Passion, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: Fedora, structure, utos, UTOSC
Fedora Classroom sessions start today
In just under 3 hours, I’ll be giving my presentation on SELinux Basics. There are many other great presentations today as well. The schedule is available at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/IRC/Classroom Come by #fedora-classroom irc channel (on irc.freenode.net) today at 20:00 UTC (3:00pm EST for the timezone challenged) Cheers, Herlo
In: Ambassadors, Community, Fedora, Tech · Tagged with: classroom, educate, Fedora, irc, learn
So it appears we may be onto something
As of this afternoon, between myself and Steven Moix, it appears that almost all of the Fedora 10 Tour will be ready for the upcoming release. Check it out for yourself, we’re only missing the release summary which should be written very soon. Also, I should note that the countdown has already started: Also, F10 [...]
In: Community, Fedora, Guru, Releases, Tech · Tagged with: f10, Fedora, prerelease, tour
Meme: First thing I do after installing (insert your distro here)
Obviously, my distro is Fedora, but for those of you who might choose something else, let’s play along. This meme comes from Valent Turkovic’s blog post a few days ago, so I thought I’d share mine. $ su -c ‘yum install nautilus-open-terminal’ This enables me to right click on the desktop and click ‘Open in [...]
In: Fedora, Guru, Install, Tech · Tagged with: Fedora, first thing to do, tips
Fedora Classroom begins November 8
Want to learn a new tool within Fedora? Interested in getting a better hold on your skillset? Want to share with others something you’ve learned? Let us know at the newly formed Fedora Classroom. As part of the marketing team meeting this week, Kevin Fenzi brought up the Fedora-Classroom. While #fedora serves a good purpose [...]
In: Ambassadors, Community, Fedora, Guru, Presentations, Tech · Tagged with: classroom, educate, Fedora, irc, learn
