Jerome Madlangbayan

Male

Long Beach, CA

United States

Profile Information:

Occupation:
Analyst, Computer Hardware Engineer, Consultant, Database Administrator, Network/Systems Administrator, Student, Web Developer
Company:
American Medical Technologies
Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
Linux, Network Administration, Web Design
Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
HTML, Java, Javascript, PHP, SQL, Visual Basic, Other
About Me:
"I love technology, but not as much as you, you see, but I still love technology, always and forever..."

- Kip Dynamite
Twitter Username
jermad14

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  • Laurence A. Lee

    Hi Jerome,

    All I need on-site is a projector that takes DVI or VGA in.

    I'm not too concerned about the turnout, as it is an "Introduction to Fedora", with LAMP Stacks as a sub-point of the presentation. I'm guessing most people are familiar with Linux, and don't need a hand-holding intro.

    I was saving this as a "bonus", but I was planning on showing how well Mobi's Hele Wireless USB can work nicely ("plug n' play") with NetworkManager. (Plus, it's a Flash Disk, so I also keep encrypted SSH Keys on it..)

    This is something I created and refined specifically for Fedora laptops. Mobi already distributes primitive "Linux Tools" for Ubuntu, but a manually-started PPP script is sooo primitive. Using NetworkManager for Laptops is a huge step up.

    Anyways -- are there further sessions scheduled for the Linux User Group? Maybe there needs to be Pizza or Pupus involved to improve the turnout?

    Feb 11, 2009

  • Nate Sanders

    Jerome, thanks for organizing the LUG -- we really needed it, imo. Good work taking the initiative.

    Feb 18, 2009

  • Mika Leuck

    Thank you for getting the LUG started. I enjoyed the meeting.

    Feb 18, 2009