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| − | Our scheduled speaker will not be available to present at this meeting. Instead, [[User: tdr|Ted Rodgers]] of [http://www.ri.cmu.edu/ Carnegie Mellon | + | Our scheduled speaker will not be available to present at this meeting. Instead, [[User: tdr|Ted Rodgers]] of [http://www.ri.cmu.edu/ Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute] will be presenting on newer features/items found in the Linux kernel and centrally managing Linux systems. |
Like clockwork, every 10 weeks, there is a new kernel release from upstream developers. With each release, there are numerous changes to that add to or change existing features. During this meeting, we'll take a look at some of the newer items found in the Linux kernel: some shiny, some not so much, but all useful to someone, or they wouldn't have been added. If time permits, we'll examine ways to make managing multiple Linux systems easier. | Like clockwork, every 10 weeks, there is a new kernel release from upstream developers. With each release, there are numerous changes to that add to or change existing features. During this meeting, we'll take a look at some of the newer items found in the Linux kernel: some shiny, some not so much, but all useful to someone, or they wouldn't have been added. If time permits, we'll examine ways to make managing multiple Linux systems easier. | ||
