As usual, we're all welcome to attend this November BCS meeting tomorrow.
(Details forwarded below.)
Forthcoming events:
Tuesday 30th Jan *6pm* Comlab:
Richard Moore, IBM Linux Technology Centre,
Technical talk about Dynamic Probes (tool to aid kernel-level
development/debugging)
We'll be joined by other members of the Linux Special Interest Group
at IBM Hursley.
Sunday 4th Feb 6.30pm ComLab:
Pjotr Prins - ROCK Linux (a Linux distribution for sysadmins)
& CFengine (GNU configuration tool for system administration)
Sunday 4th March 6.30pm
(Provisional) Report from LinuxExpo Paris
Alasdair
----- Forwarded message from BCS Oxon Events! <events(a)bcsoxon.org> -----
I am dropping you a short reminder that the November BCS Oxfordshire Branch
meeting is on this coming Thursday (25 January 2001) at 7:30pm.
We are very pleased to have Mr Dharmesh Mistry who is the Chief Technology
Office of Entranet (a local leading Internet and Ecommerce Development
Company) to speak about the technology, concepts and challenges behind
delivering a E-commerce solution using Multi-Access Devices i.e. WAP,
Internet, DIgital TV, Online Phone Kiosks etc.
According to Dharmesh Mistry, in the next 20 years we will see our lives
changed radically. The cause - Multi-Access devices. We are already
conditioned to the benfits of the Internet via a PC, but soon there will be
new innovations and services being delivered via channels that we did not
think possible a few years ago!
As well as contributing to the Annual FAST (Federation Against Software
Theft) Conference where he spoke on the subject of e-commerce, Dharmesh has
experience in front of the camera and has been interviewed for TV and radio
including:
Tomorrow's World - Electronic Voting - Would You Vote Online?
Working Lunch - Shopping Safely on the Internet
BBC World Service Java Based Banking
Sky/The Learning Curve - Tips for saving money on the Internet
Business Breakfast - The Problems Faced by Egg Online
LBC Radio - The Future of Internet Banking
We will be handing out CPD certificates at the end of the presentation. If
you haven't already done so, it would be a great time to start your CPD
records.
Please look at the web site http://www.bcsoxon.org/calendar/jan2001.html for
a brief description about this presentation.
We will be holding the meeting at the Wolfson Building, South Parks Road,
Oxford. Please use the link below to see a local map.
http://www.bcsoxon.org/location.html
or if you require more information please email mailto:nls@bcs.org.uk
We look forward to seeing you there,
Neill Lawson-Smith
Branch Chairman
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Richard Moore from the IBM Linux Technology Centre will talk about
"Dynamic Probes".
You can find more information about Dynamic Probes at
http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux/whitepapers/dpr…
and about the Linux Technology Centre in general at
http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/linux/
This talk will be in Comlab on Tuesday January 30th. Provisionally the
talk is set for 6pm, but I realise this might be inconvenient for many
people and am investigating the possibility of changing it.
Therefore, if the time it is held that evening would make a difference to
you attending, please mail me *off-list* with a range of times that would
suit. If convenient for the speaker, I'll try to rearrange it to a time
that would suit the most possible.
Cheers,
Ganesh
Lego, legOS and Linux
Steve Coast will demonstrate Lego Mindstorms Robotics -
past, present & future, with some notes on alternatives.
Sunday 7th January 2001
Comlab
6.30pm.
http://www.oxlug.org/