CUUG Past Meetings
Last update: $Date: 2010-06-30 23:23:45-06 $
June 2010:
Facebook and FarmVille,
Dick Miller, Calgary UNIX Users' Group
November 2008:
How can Web Services be saved from themselves?,
Paul Gordon, PhD student, University of Calgary
October 2008:
Technical Sharing,
Alan Dewar, Yves Dorfsman, Harold Ditchfield, Hrvoje Lukatela
September 2008:
CUUG Show & Tell,
CUUG CRC volunteers
June 2008:
A Linux Only Enterprise -- 8 years and counting,
Ron Visser (Founder and CEO) and Shane Denovan (CTO), Beyond Compliance Inc.
May 2008:
Software Development and the Law,
George Wowk, Duckworth & Palmer
April 2008:
IBM POWER Technology: Past, Present, and Future,
Ray Williams, IBM
March 2008:
High Performance Computing and Linux,
Peter Madden, IBM
February 2008:
CUUG Open House
January 2008:
Linux4Kids,
Kin Wong, Calgary Linux Users Group
December 2007:
Moore's Law Said It Backwards: Why Microsoft is Doomed,
Roy Brander
November 2007:
Military UNIX simulation,
Lyle Bateman
October 2007:
New Developments at MySQL,
Peter Gulutzan
September 2007:
Monitoring Heterogeneous IT Environments with Open Source Tools,
Greg King
June 2007:
FPGA Development using Open Source Tools,
Andrew Seniuk
May 2007:
OpenBSD Hackathon
April 2007:
Open Source based Spam Filtering with Realtime Updates,
Mark Leonard
March 2007:
A Quick Look into HPC,
Dave Tsang, IBM
February 2007:
I use UNIX, so I'm Safe Forever,
John Aycock
January 2007:
CUUG Open House
December 2006:
Open Source Desktop Software Directions,
Aaron Seigo
November 2006:
Solaris ZFS--The Most Advanced File System on the Planet,
Curtis Eisinger, Sun Microsystems
October 2006:
Open Documentation: Absolutely or Else,
Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD
September 2006:
Portable GUI Programming with wxWidgets,
Brian Richardson
June 2006:
Phoning Home with Open Source,
Mike Babulic
June 2006:
OpenBSD Presentation,
Bob Beck, Reyk Floeter
May 2006:
BrandZ - Running Linux in Solaris 10 Zones,
Willem van Schaik, Sun Microsystems
April 2006:
Calgary LinuxFest 2006,
Shawn Grover, open2space
March 2006:
WAN Acceleration,
Greg King, DNS Inc.
February 2006:
NikSun Systems,
Ryan Sutton, Proactive Data Solutions
January 2006:
Open House
December 2005:
The Challenges of Enterprise Systems Development with Linux,
Richard Huntrods
November 2005:
LDAP for authentication in the enterprise,
Harold Ditchfield, CCSI
October 2005:
Asterisk™ - the Open Source PBX,
Tomas Florian, Asterisk
September 2005:
Subversion on Unix,
Mike Mason, ThoughtWorks
June 2005:
MEPIS Linux,
Roy Brander
May 2005:
OpenBSD's packet filter, PF,
Ryan McBride, CISSP
May 2005:
The Danger of Software Patents,
Richard Stallman
April 2005:
MySQL version 5.x,
Peter Gulutzan, MySQL AB
March 2005:
Freedom of Reach,
Herman Oosthuysen, Guest-Tek Interactive Entertainment
February 2005:
Open House
January 2005:
Beowulf Clusters for the Home Hobbyist,
Damien Hocking, Unified Simulation Environment
December 2004:
Declaration of War!
Panel on operating systems
November 2004:
Open Source Groupware: Kolab,
Aaron Seigo and Andy Kopciuch, KDE
October 2004:
Exploit Mitigation Techniques,
Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD
September 2004:
Apple's Unix: MacOS X Panther,
Brian Richardson, Calgary UNIX Users' Group
June 2004:
Microsoft Services for UNIX,
Jim Sullivan, Microsoft
May 2004:
City of Calgary Goes Linux...and saved millions,
Ian Lofthouse, City of Calgary
April 2004:
Unix Servers into Unix Services,
Glenn Bontje, Hewlett-Packard
March 2004:
Making the Matrix: How We Did It,
Andrew Pearce, ESC Entertainment
February 2004:
How We Manage $3 Billion Of Water Mains, With Unix Servers and GIS Maps,
Roy Brander, City of Calgary
January 2004:
Agile Methods,
Grigori Melnik, Calgary Agile Methods User Group
November 2003:
CUUG Open House
September 2003:
Novell, Linux and Lawsuits,
Michael Subasic, Novell
June 2003:
Board of Directors Elections
May 2003:
Legal Aspects of Open Source Software,
Colin McDonald, Borden Ladner Gervais (LLP)
March 2003:
Implementing Oracle on Solaris - a tutorial for SysAdmins,
Roland Davis and Paul MacPherson, Sun Microsystems
February 2003:
OpenBSD Developments,
Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD
January 2003:
BizGuardian VPN FreeBSD-based Firewall,
Steve Drew, BizGuardian VPN Firewall, and
Michael Zaleski, Firewall Security Solutions, Inc.
December 2002:
Securing Wireless Communications,
Mike Neudoerffer, NON-ELEPHANT Encryption Systems (NE2)
November 2002:
HP's Linux strategy,
Calvin Wong, Hewlett-Packard
October 2002:
Annual Open House
September 2002:
Mac OS X.2 and Open Source,
Brian Hutchison and John Danty, Apple Canada
June 2002:
Elections to CUUG's Board of Directors
May 2002:
Sun Microsystems, Cobalt Servers, Java, Linux and Network Computing,
Roland Davis and Paul MacPherson, Sun Microsystems
April 2002:
CUUG, COMPAQ and the Bethany Care Centre
March 2002:
The Furby's New Mind,
Jeffery Gibbons
February 2002:
Linux Distributions,
Calgary Linux Users Group
January 2002:
Assessing IT Risk with Threat Trees,
Terry Ingoldsby, DCExperts and Amenaza Technologies
December 2001:
Open Source / Open Standards - The Alternative to Microsoft,
Richard Huntrods
November 2001:
An overview of encryption methods, the big picture,
Dr. Mario A. Forcinito, NON-ELEPHANT Encryption Systems (NE2)
October 2001:
Backup and Recovery - then and NOW!
Glenn Stur_tevant, Hewlett-Packard
September 2001:
Open House
June 2001:
eBusiness Process Integration,
Steve Heckbert, Verano
May 2001:
Cfengine - computer immune system,
Peter Jarmola, GE Capital ITS
April 2001:
High Performance Computing... a Historical Review,
Jim Himer, Sun Microsystems
March 2001:
Porting and interoperability between UNIX and NT systems,
Ric Lam, COMPAQ
February 2001:
P-Synch,
Idan Shoham, M-Tech
January 2001:
Building a firewall for small networks,
Roy Brander
December 2000:
OpenBSD Security,
Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD
November 2000:
Managing Technology with Open Source Tools,
Aaron Seigo, Mount Linux
October 2000:
SuperDome,
Neil Kosman, Hewlett-Packard
September 2000:
Merging SCO's Unix and Linux,
Kirk J. Farquhar, SCO
June 2000:
Unix Education Trends - A view from the Hill,
Richard Huntrods, SAIT
May 2000:
Getting the Message: Email is Dangerous,
Stephen Louie, GE Capital Services
April 2000:
UNIX The COMPAQ Way: News and Views,
Dave Hornford, COMPAQ
March 2000:
What's New in SunOS 5.8,
Bryan Cantrill, Sun Microsystems
February 2000:
Securing the Perimeter (or How to Build a Decent Moat),
Terry Ingoldsby
January 2000:
Case Study: Building a Local Area Network (LAN)
December 1999:
What is Mac OS X Server,
Brian Hutchison, Apple Canada
November 1999:
How Computer Technology Benefits the Visually Impaired, and How it is Employed,
Caprina Weibe
October 1999:
Systems Management in UNIX environments,
Greg King, Hewlett-Packard
September 1999:
How the city is wired and general communications issues,
Dave Thomson and Ken Sackley, AT&T (formerly Metronet)
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