Utah Open Source Blog

Our podcast server has had some of these presentations for nigh on a month, and we’ve not yet announced them on the blog.  We apologize for that, we’ll get better.

The podcasts are, in release order from latest to earliest:

• Open Source in Government Panel Discussion moderated by Jason Hall
• What I learned from Oggify by Scott Paul Robertson
• Monitoring your Data Center using Apache and Ganglia
• KVM/QEMU Virtual Machines by Jim Petersen and David Mair
• Voice Over IP for fun and profit by Chris Cameron
• Linux Media and Home Automation by Brandon Beattie

Enjoy them all!

Cheers,

Clint

According to this post, this post and this post, there will be an openSUSE 11.1 Release Party next Thursday, December 18.  Here are the details:

When: December 18, 2008 @ 18:00
Where: 1800 South Novell Place, Provo, UT, Building A (Open Source Technology Center) Map

Hope this party is a blast and we look forward to lots of pictures.

Video of Michael Place’s (of UtahFM.org) UTOSC 2008 presentation titled HOWTO: Start an open-source radio station is now available from opensourcetv.tv. This was an excellent presentation and a jewel at UTOSC 2008.

Michael Place of UtahFM.org

Michael presented on Friday, 29 August 2008.

Video of Aaron Bockover’s UTOSC 2008 presentation titled The Banshee Media Player is now available from opensourcetv.tv.

Aaron Bockover

Aaron presented on Friday morning, 29 August

Doran “FozzMoo” Barton here with a short announcement about videos from the 2008 Utah Open Source Conference. In addition to the progressive streaming flash video versions available via OpenSourceTV.tv, we’ve made Xvid AVI and Ogg Theora versions of the presentations available as well. When you go to OpenSourceTV.tv, a list of links to alternate media types will appear below the embedded Flash applet.

We are continuing to produce videos of presentations from the conference, so stay tuned. Aaron Bockover’s presentation about the excellent Banshee media player is almost ready to go up to the site.