I participated in the virtualization panel at last night’s meeting of my local Linux Users Group. Pictures from last night are up on Richard Guy Briggs’ website.

I’ve put up the slides for the virtualization primer talk, and also the source document (created in Inkscape) if you wish to use the slides for something. I use negative to convert the .svg image to .png and .pdf files.

Ian just posted the screen casts of the Linux Kernel Walkthroughs that I ran last week.

I will be running [another]{linux-kernel-walkthroughs} Linux Kernel Walkthrough for OCLUG at TheCodeFactory next week. This time the topic is “booting”.

I am frantically preparing slides using (slightly modified) Rusty’s svg to png presentation scripts. The svg’s are naturally created in Inkscape, and the png’s are useful because I can display them in a regular image viewer like gqview. I’ll write more on this later.

Ian Ward posted a screencast of my Git intro talk. Thanks Richard for doing the audio, Ian for doing the screencast and post production, and Jay for hosting us.

Update: Richard took some photos of the OGRE meeting. Thanks.

Ian just posted the screen casts of the [Linux Kernel Walkthroughs]{linux-kernel-walkthroughs} that I ran last week.

Here is the same video on google/video… it’s a lot lower rez :(

I am giving [another]{into-to-git-talk-2} git talk for The Ottawa Group of Ruby Enthusiasts!.

The talk is on July 9th at 7:00 PM, at Infonium. I was told that they have room for 20 people.

I will post my slides after the talk.

I will be kicking off a new series of talks at OCLUG later this month. The idea is not mine, but a copy of a similar series ran by Silicon Valley Linux Users Group. Kudos to them!

Here is the info on the first Kernel Walkthrough: Source Tree Layout. I will start off by covering the tree structure and talk a bit about the components, before handing control of the talk over to the audience and let them drive the types of things they would like to explore.