| Meeting Date
| Speaker
| Presentation Title/Topic
- Year 2008 Header
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| 2008 (Tentative Speakers & Dates - Subject to Change)
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- 2008 Tentative Speakers and Dates (Subject to Change)
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| TBA
| "TBD"
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============================= Current 2008 ==========================================================================
- Year 2008
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| 2008
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- Current Meeting
#FFFFCC #606060
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| Dec 04, 2008
| Jay Metz with Qlogic
| "Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)"
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- Previous Meetings
============================= Completed 2008 ==========================================================================
- Year 2008
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| Nov 06, 2008
| Jim Gatewood, Author & Historian
| "Top O' Hill C.a.s.i.n.o [blocked,restricted word] &
the Texas Oil Rich"
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| Oct 02, 2008
| Daniel Hebert, Sun Microsystems
| "Ideas for a greener Data Center"
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| Sep 04, 2008
| Jeff Rush -Webmaster and past president of DFWUUG, organizer of the DFW Pythoneers
| "What is Python and Why is it Cool?"
showmedo.com
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| Aug 07, 2008
| Jeremy Reed with ISC
| "DNS SEC"
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| Jul 10, 2008
| Michael Friesenegger with Novell
| "Mono virtual machine with Moonlight"
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| Jun 05, 2008
| Said Syed, Sun Microsystems
| "VMware Storage VMotion: Live Migration of virtual machines from one Storage Array to another"
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| May 01, 2008
| Eric Schnoebelen Central Iowa (Model) Railroad
| "Latest updates on BSD"
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| Apr 03, 2008
| Charles Howe, associate of Danny Faught @Tejas Consulting
| "Module Regression Testing"
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| Mar 07, 2008
| Cancelled Due To Mother Nature
| "Weather You Won't Believe"
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| Feb 07, 2008
| Ralph Green of DFWUUG
| "Hands on with some Linux/Unix distros you have heard of, but probably have not seen"
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| Jan 10, 2008
| John Clutter of eSoft, Inc
| "Internet Appliances"
============================= Begin 2007 ==========================================================================
- Year 2007
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| 2007
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| Dec 06, 2007
| Joe Koester, VP Consulting Svcs, Evergreen Systems
| "Another Perspective on ITIL"
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| Nov 01, 2007
| Bob Netherton, Sun Microsystems
| "OpenSolaris - Project Indiana"
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| Oct 04, 2007
| Multiple Speaker Panel Discussion
| "The Job Market"
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| Sep 06, 2007
| E.J. Pappas, Solidcore Systems
| "ITIL, The IT infrastructure Library"
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| Aug 02, 2007
| Danny Faught, Tejas Consulting
| "Everything is UNIX - Adventures in Cross-Platform tooling"
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| Jul 12, 2007
| Derrick Harcey, Sun Microsystems
| "Integrated Identity Management Solution"
An alternate view is Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog
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| Jun 07, 2007
| Patrick Michaud, Author/Owner of PmWiki
| WikiPatterns -
patterns for collaboration and consensus building
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| May 03, 2007
| Dennis Simpson, August & Associates
| Semantic Enterprise Platform
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| Apr 05, 2007
| Vincent Chacko, MKS Software
| "One Solution, One Architecture, Total Visibility"
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| Mar 01, 2007
| Eric Lundgren, VMware Sr. Systems Engineer
| VMware - Revolutionizing Data Centers
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| Mar 01, 2007
| DFWUUG now meets at
Sun Microsystems (Directions)
| Sun Microsystems (Directions),
16000 Dallas North Parkway, Dallas, TX 75248,
near Keller Springs Road
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| Feb 01, 2007
| Rick Spurgeon, Red Hat
| Red Hat Enterprise Edition and
The Red Hat Global File System
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| Jan 04, 2007
| Keith Priddy, Platform Computing
| Grid Computing - Wikipedia view
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| Jan 01, 2007
| DFWUUG no longer meets at Nerd Books
| January 04, and February 01, 2007
meetings will be at BNI in Plano
============================= Begin 2006 ==========================================================================
- Year 2006
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| 2006
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| Dec 07, 2006
| Chris Nystrom, Entrepreneur
| New/IO is a system that consists of an application browser that handles the I/O (display,audio,keyboard,mouse,etc.) of a NewI\O program running on a server
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| Nov 02, 2006
| Lloyd Chappell, Dallas Chamber of Commerce
| Hi-tech Financial Planning
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| Oct 05, 2006
| Dave Thomas, Founder, Pragmatic Programmers
| An Evening with Ruby and Rails
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| Sept 07, 2006
| Kip Harris, IBM - Austin
| Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
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| Aug 03, 2006
| Dan Butzer, Sun Microsystems
| Grid Computing
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| Jul 13, 2006
| Pat Nurre, Novell in Irving
| Novell Xenworks Linux Management Version 7
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| Mar 02, 2006
| Richard McFarland - Voice4net
| About Voice-over-IP
============================= Begin 2005 ==========================================================================
- Year 2005
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| 2005
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| Mar 03, 2005
| Josh Coburn, Nuview Software Houston, TX
| File Life Cycle Management using v5.5 of StorageX
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| Feb 03, 2005
| Dennis Simpson, August & Associates
| Building WebApps That Truly Separate Applications and Data
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| Jan 06, 2005
| Sean Costello, Bynari Systems Inc.
| Replacing Microsoft Exchange with a Linux Infrastructure
============================= Begin 2004 ==========================================================================
- Year 2004
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| 2004
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| Dec 02, 2004
| (SPEAKER NO-SHOW) Jeremy Mann,
University of Texas Health Science Center
UT San Antonio
| Human Genetic Research using BEOWULF Clusters
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| Nov 04, 2004
| Patrick Michaud
| All About Wiki's and PM Wiki Specifically
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| Oct 07, 2004
| Bob Netherton of Sun Microsystems
| JDS (Java Desktop System), Linux on a Sparc Station
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| Sep 02, 2004
| Eric, Central Iowa (Model) Railroad
| The State of BSD
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| Aug 05, 2004
| Randy Kreiser, Director, LSI HPC Storage Architecture
| RAID I/O Performance Tuning
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| Jul 01, 2004
| Dale Young of Applied Solutions
| Oracle Backup and Recovery - Protecting the Corporate Assets
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| Jun 03, 2004
| Marc Rochkind
| Application Portability Between Unix/Linux and the Posix Standard
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| May 06, 2004
| Danny Faught of Tejas Software Consulting
| Open Source Development Tools: Coping with Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt (FUD)
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The group meets the first Thursday of the month, with the exception of those months where the Thursday falls on or near a holiday.
Above is a list of meetings (and where available a speaker's name).
To view information about previous speakers and presentations, take a look at our newsletter archives.
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The meetings are informal. We usually invite visitors and any firms in attendance to briefly introduce themselves. A short business meeting
ensues. Then we break for pizza, so you need not eat before coming. The high point of the evening is, of course, the Program. Occasionally, we
have tutorial sessions, which are excellent, and are without charge. If you would like to present the Program or conduct a seminar, please
contact the Program Chairman.
We do not limit ourselves to any one flavor or UNIX or a particular vendor. Our programs cover a wide variety of topics. These range from general marketing trends all the way to highly technical language presentations.
