I can see that with the recent talk about WordPress and Web 2.0, that the group is now aware of this sort of thing. I have a talk called Social Network Theory Primer, that I'm ready to present anytime you want. It has lots of information that is of interest to Web 2.0 companies and people interested in it. -- *Darcy Whyte* *Web Software Developer* *GeneralSocial* *Online Interaction, Social Software* Darcy [ at ] Siteware [ dot ] com 613-563-3634 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada N 45° 25'03.1" W 75° 42'21.4" *Profiles* http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=501459246 http://twitter.com/jumpsocial http://www.linkedin.com/in/darcywhyte On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 9:14 AM, Ian Ward <ian [ at ] excess [ dot ] org> wrote: > URL: http://oclug.on.ca/meeting/32/ > Date: June 26, 2008 at 7 p.m. > Location: TheCodeFactory, 246 Queen St., 2nd floor > > This tutorial has limited seating and past tutorials have filled up > quickly. You must email oclug-meetings [ at ] excess [ dot ] org to reserve a spot. If > you later decide not to attend please email again so that your spot may > be given to someone else. > > Meeting space for this tutorial has kindly been offered by > TheCodeFactory (http://thecodefactory.ca/) Please return the favour by > spreading the word about this exciting new Ottawa business. > > > Kernel Walkthrough: Source Tree Layout > Speaker: Bart Trojanowski > > Bart was watching some Google Tech Talk videos, while his code was > compiling, when he ran across SVLUG's "Kernel Walkthrough" on youtube. > Thinking that this was an amazing idea, he wanted to reproduce the event > for OCLUG. > > The plan is to make this a regular event, and to invite some of the real > kernel hackers (from Ottawa and maybe abroad) to give talks. Future > sessions could examine other pieces of software. For now we will > concentrate on the heart of Linux. > > In the first session Bart will describe the layout of the Linux source > tree, main types of files, and then let the audience steer the direction > of the rest of the meeting. Presented with questions, he will try to > point out and discuss how different parts of the kernel work. > > Bart hopes that this meeting will attract people of different levels of > knowledge and different areas of expertise, with individuals taking the > floor to answer questions in their area of the kernel. > > > About the Speaker > > Bart Trojanowski is a Linux kernel hacker, currently self employed > working for clients seeking Linux development and consulting services > (www.jukie.net). When not hacking Linux drivers and embedded systems, he > enjoys playing with his two kids. > > See http://www.jukie.net/~bart/ <http://www.jukie.net/%7Ebart/> for more > info. > > > Finding the Meeting Location > > http://maps.google.com/?q=246+Queen+Street,Ottawa,On > > > About TheCodeFactory > > TheCodeFactory is a collaborative work space located in downtown Ottawa > at 246 Queen Street, between Bank and Kent, above the Green Papaya > Restaurant. TheCodeFactory is a clubhouse or water cooler for the > Start-up community in Ottawa. > > Take the relaxed and informal feel of the coffee shop meeting and add a > dash of the excitement and enthusiasm of democamp and you have > TheCodeFactory. TheCodeFactory provides a relaxed informal environment > to work, connect and collaborate. > > _______________________________________________ > oclug-announce mailing list > oclug-announce [ at ] lists [ dot ] oclug [ dot ] on [ dot ] ca > http://oclug.on.ca/mailman/listinfo/oclug-announce >