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Started by Charles Liu
Wed, 05 Apr 1995 00:00
Local Meeting Announcement: 4/10/95, Santa Clara, Linux (UNIX Clone)
Author: Charles Liu
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 1995 00:00
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ILA International Linux Association MONTHLY MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT Time: 7 PM DATE: 4/10/95 Monday Location: IHOP International House of Pancake 5403 Stevens Creek Blvd., Santa Clara (near Lawrence Expressway, I-280, Howard Johnson) Topic: Linux On Laptop Meeting Cost: $5 non-member, $0 member Food: Minimum $3 order to IHOP Display/Sale: Various Linux CD-ROMs, books, journals (current and back issues) For more info: email to ila@bigmall.com or call 408-992-0453 Charles About the Speaker: ===================================================================== Topic: Linux on a laptop, or have computer will travel Personal Background: Earl Stutes is a software engineer working as an independent contractor here in the Bay Area. He has been in the computer consulting business for nine years. Prior to entering independent practice, he was employed at Hewlett Packard for seventeen years. His specialties are Internet Security Administration, object oriented programming, and X-windows development. he is also a principle in Firewalls Security Corporation, (FSC) a professional Internet security system provider. FSC's products include secure routers, bastion hosts, and authentication servers. He is a graduate of San Jose State, with a BA in Math (1967). He has a MSEE (1972) from Santa Clara University. He is married and has three grown children, none of whom are in the computer business yet. Outline of Presentation: How I discovered linux. Loading a laptop the hard way. File system trade off choices. Watching pcmcia module development happen in real time. The switch from kernel drivers to loadable modules. Stability comes to the laptop kernel. My current laptop status.
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