Felton LUG meeting 1/8
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Larry Cafiero
Jan 5, 2011, 10:52:35 AM1/5/11
to Felton LUG, Cabrillo GNU/Linux Users Group
Hey, all --
Saturday marks the first Felton LUG meeting of 2011 and we're starting it off wth a bang. We have the a special guest speaker this week, Michael Paric of Computer Business Solutions, who will speak on Easy SMB Server Solutions Using the Zentyal Platform
The meeting, as usual, is at the Felton Fire Station, 135 Kirby (behind the Felton Community Center) on Saturday, Jan. 8 at 2 p.m.
Michael Paric is owner and CEO of Computer Business Solutions based in Benicia, California. With a degree in Industrial Design and continued training in computer technology he has been working with Linux and Open Source software since 2001, creating web applications and providing network consulting to small businesses. After a successful pilot program installing and maintaining a Linux thin-client network for 120 students at a local continuation High School, he refined the system and created Canopi, a fully-managed, turn-key computer network based on Open Source software and stateless workstations for schools, libraries and community centers. When Michael is not attending East Bay LUG meetings or helping local Sustainability projects, he can usually be found pedaling away the miles on his blue road bike.
Hope to see you on Saturday.
Larry Cafiero
Saturday marks the first Felton LUG meeting of 2011 and we're starting it off wth a bang. We have the a special guest speaker this week, Michael Paric of Computer Business Solutions, who will speak on Easy SMB Server Solutions Using the Zentyal Platform
The meeting, as usual, is at the Felton Fire Station, 135 Kirby (behind the Felton Community Center) on Saturday, Jan. 8 at 2 p.m.
Michael Paric is owner and CEO of Computer Business Solutions based in Benicia, California. With a degree in Industrial Design and continued training in computer technology he has been working with Linux and Open Source software since 2001, creating web applications and providing network consulting to small businesses. After a successful pilot program installing and maintaining a Linux thin-client network for 120 students at a local continuation High School, he refined the system and created Canopi, a fully-managed, turn-key computer network based on Open Source software and stateless workstations for schools, libraries and community centers. When Michael is not attending East Bay LUG meetings or helping local Sustainability projects, he can usually be found pedaling away the miles on his blue road bike.
Hope to see you on Saturday.
Larry Cafiero
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