[LUAU] Warren Togami - Cyberpizza talk on January 2, 2007, on the Fedora Project

[Julian Yap]

Warren will be speaking this coming Tuesday evening in a presentation
organized through HOSEF.

Unfortunately Warren wasn't able to extend his stay to be on island for
PFOSSCON (http://www.pfosscon.org) so this is a rare chance to see him
speak before he flies back to the mainland.

--==[ The Fedora Project ]==--
http://www.cyberpizzahawaii.com

Info: Jan 2 • Tue • 5:45-8:30pm • University of Hawaii Manoa Campus:
Marine Science Building Auditorium - Room 114 • $7 if you want pizza and
drink

Tonight we are exploring the Fedora Project. What it is? How it works?
Why it is important to you? How do you get involved if you decide you
want to? 

Warren will answer your questions and demo the Fedora Desktop Fedora
Server Software and he will demo Xen virtualization. Don't know what
that is and why you may want? Come to the meeting!

Microsoft will be out with a new expensive operating system for you to
buy at the end of the month. These guys think there is a better way to
go. Are they on to something or is this blue sky? Bring your questions
with you tonight.

Warren founded the original Fedora Linux during late-2002 as a
collaborative volunteer project while an undergrad in Computer Science
at the University of Hawaii. Fedora has since become the research &
development vehicle of Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT). Today Warren continues
work on the Fedora Project as a software engineer and community
catalyst.

Sign up and receive free parking by sending an email with your name and
phone number, before noon on Tuesday, to Courtney Brown
(cyberpizza at gmail.com).