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SCaLE17x MySQL track

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SCaLE has a nice MySQL track this year. As usual, it is Friday. This year it’s in room 101.

Using uMatrix to replace NoScript

In the most recent episode of Free as in Freedom (ep 0x61) Bradley mentioned having trouble using NoScript with current web sites.

As a long-time fan of NoScript, I understand his frustration. Fortunately, there’s now uMatrix.

Hugin and Krita for February East Valley Meeting

PLUG 25th anniversary banner

We have two topics for February’s PLUG meeting. Brian will cover "An introduction to the Hugin Panorama Stitcher" and Phil will cover "Krita basics, drawing assistants and G’Mic".

PLUG is 1/3 of SCaLE 17x LibreGraphics track

This year PLUG members are providing 1/3 of the talks for the SCaLE 17x LibreGraphics track!

The LibreGraphics track runs all day Friday the 8th of March.

Brian’s An introduction to the Hugin Panorama Stitcher talk will be at 13:00 in Ballroom C.

LibrePlanet 2018 Experience

LibrePlanet, the Free Software Foundation's annual technology conference, was a great experience in March.

The conference started with a fantastic keynote from Deb Nicholson, "Free software forever."

PLUG October security class

Topics: Firejail, AppArmor and SELinux

In October Aaron will be teaching us about locking down processes via three diff
erent mechanisms.

  • Firejail: sandbox to restrict the application environment
  • AppArmor: a Mandatory Access Control system, common for debian based distros
  • SELinux: a Mandatory Access Control system, common for Red Hat based distros

The PLUG security meeting is a monthly open entry security class ( 3rd Thursday ).

October PLUG east side meeting

Topic: Command Line Tools Seminar
Instructor: Ryan Hermens

This month's east side meeting is a seminar on important command line tools. It's a good month to bring friends and family that have interest in GNU/Linux.

Thursday, October 11th @ 19:00

SeaGL accepted my etckeeper talk

SeaGL accepted one of my talks again this year! This year I'll speak about Joey Hess' excellent etckeeper.

etckeeper makes it easy to keep system configuration files in revision control. In addition to normal revision control, etckeeper includes important features to track file ownership and permissions, work with package managers and track empty directories. etckeeper supports git, mercurial, bazaar and darcs revision control systems.

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