Archive for the ‘Tools’ Category
Fedora Activity Days 1-3 – A ‘Frank (aka Francis) the Fedora pwnie’ report
It appears to me that the weekend in Raleigh went rather well. Even with the difficult weather conditions on Saturday into Sunday morning, I feel the result was a ‘smashing’ success! There were so many things being accomplished that I couldn’t keep track of them all. I will try to make a fairly complete list [...]
In: Community, FAD, Fedora, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: audio, events, fad, Fedora, freeseer, fudcon, planning, recording, streaming, video
Meeting: SLLUG Daytime SIG: Infrastructure is code…bitches!!
This month’s SLLUG Daytime meeting will be held this Wednesday, August 12 from 11:30am-1pm at BetaLoft SLC 357 W 200 S, Suite 201, Salt Lake City, UT, 84101 We have a great presentation lined up for you all! Here’s the details: Infrastructure Renaissance Open source is at the forefront of an evolving ecosystem of tools [...]
In: Community, Guru, LUGs, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: infrastructure, open source
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
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
Wait for it… Wait for it… NOW!!
In the next 3 weeks, I will be among the busiest people I know. Probably the only people busier are Presidential hopefuls, Olympic organizers and sadly, those fighting in Georgia. The reason I am writing this post is to help me remember what I have left to complete between now and the Utah Open Source [...]
In: Community, Conferences, Fedora, Guru, HackNights, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: Ambassadors, audacity, darkice, Fedora, hackfest, na, recording, UTOSC
Okay! Who do I blame?
While I am working on a post-fudcon report. Its kind of hard to work when the network continues to drop packets. Currently, I’m on-site in Los Angeles, teaching a course. Why, oh why does this happen? Cheers, Herlo
In: Guru, Networking, Rants, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: Level3tehsuck, mtr, xotehsuck
Succumbing to the pressure
My T60p. [clints@herlo-lap ~]$ history|awk ‘{a[$2]++ } END{for(i in a){print a[i] ” ” i}}’|sort -rn|head 144 svn 144 cd 108 ls 104 ./manage.py 101 ssh 69 su 43 screen 26 vim 25 rm 15 ping [clints@thor ~]$ history|awk ‘{a[$2]++ } END{for(i in a){print a[i] ” ” i}}’|sort -rn|head 266 git 260 make 71 cd 57 [...]
In: Bash, Community, Guru, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: banana, Bash, git, make, svn
Is Google Calendar really that Lucky?
I was perusing today, and maybe its just because its April Fools day and I’ve not posted, but I thought this was pretty hilarious… If you click to add a new calendar item into Google Calendar, you get a new button “I’m Feeling Lucky”… After clicking this new button I recognized, here’s what I got: [...]
In: Community, Google, Guru, News, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: calendar, fool, funny, Google
Google Summer of Code: Jumping into the fire
So I’ve done it. Yes, I really have done it this time! Well, maybe…time will tell. I’ve gone and posted an idea for a project on the Fedora wiki page for the Google Summer of Code (GSoC), but that’s not all, no! In addition, I took the time to apply to be a mentor at [...]
In: Collaboration, Community, Fedora, Guru, News, Tech, Tools · Tagged with: F9, Fedora, gsoc, mentor, webinstall
Fedora, Getting Involved Guide (GIG)
Recently, I’ve been very interested in getting involved more and more with the Fedora Project. In fact, the latest project in which I’m involved, the Getting Involved Guide (GIG). I started with this guide because my so-called friend Jared Smith (hi Jared!), introduced me to the original creator of this document, Paul Frields at FUDCon [...]
