I am happy to announce the F18 updated Live isos 20130416 are available for Download at http://tinyurl.com/Live-respins
Sorry about the delay in writing this blog post.
F18 updated Live isos 20130228
I am happy to announce the updated F18 lives 20130228 are available for download at http://tinyurl.com/Live-respins
I hope these updated Isos will help people who have been having issues getting Fedora 18 installed.
Fedora Ambassador Day -North America 2013017
On Thursday we meet at the University of Kansas for the Fedora Ambassador Day North America. I think the total of the participates were 10. the First order of business was to organize a proposed Budget for FY 2014 which from my knowledge has been forwarded to the Fedora Ambassador Steering Committee. It was good to see nb, herlo, inode0, Sarah, Dan (both) ivan and of course Ian for arrangeing the room that we used, We also worked on some of the Ambassador Wiki pages, and tried to assign Owners for Events for the next year as well as made a list of SOPs. we need as well.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
I am happy to announce the F17-201217 updated Live isos are being uploaded to http://tinyurl.com/Live-respins at this moment.
The Current plan is there will be one more set of Fedora 17 live isos created about the time Fedora 18 is released after that I will be doing F18 updated Live isos
Updated F17 Live isos-20121204
Updated F17 Live isos-20121204 are now available at http://tinyurl.com/live-respins
Trick or Treat
I did the Tricks so you get the Treats
Fedora 17 updated Liveisos 20121030 have been uploaded and available at http://tinyurl.com/live-respins/
Filed under Fedora
Ohio LinuxFest 2012
The Weekend of September 28-30th I attended Ohio Linuxfest in Columbus Ohio as an Fedora Ambassador. I have attended the last 6 OLFs and as always it was good to see old Friends and meet new ones.
Friday
We (me and Cathy Williams left our house for the trip to Columbus. As we entered WV it started to drizzle rain, but we would never have guessed what we were in for up the road. After going over Flat Top (one of the tallest mountains in WV) we were suddenly in a 3-4 inch per minutes downpour that lasted all the way to Charleston before letting up. Traveling up a 70mph going 45mph is no fun. And of course you have those drivers that didnt know better that would pass the pack of drivers that had already hydroplaned enough to slow down would be passed by the pack 5 miles down the road with the other cars being in an accident.
Getting in to Columbus and checking into the Drury. We hauled the Event box and banners and media over to the convention center. Where we checked in to Ohio Linuxfest and got our wristbands (this year they did wristbands instead of badges). At that time we found Rob Ball the sponsorship co-ordinator to locate the Fedora Table. The Fedora table was located on the end of the hallway closes to the hallway.
Going back to the Drury, I sat down to program my Ham Radio for the local VHF repeaters in the area. went outside to test my programs I ran in to the crew from The Linux link Tech show Podcast. Who are a fixtures at Linux Shows in the past years as well. At 7:30 we hooked up with Jeremy Sands (From the SouthEast Linuxfest Conference and went to the mongolian grill down the street to be join with organizers of the Indiana Linuxfest and the LLTS guys from above. After Dinner several people were going to the party but we had had a rough day and decided to make it a early night.
Saturday
Up at oh my gawd 630am, we ran down and eat breakfast at the Drury, During Breakfast we got in to a discussion with a lady named Denise who had brought about 20 Students from the Indiana Tech School to the conference. Then we grab the rest of the swag and head to setup the Booth in the Expo area of OLF And as always our booth is next to the Redhat booth and it was to see Thomas again from RedHat. About 8am Sarah White showed up and wanted to take pics on how to setup the booth and she also brought an Raspberry pi and keyboard mouse and huge monitor for the display. Not having ever set up the Beefy Miracle I let Sarah that privledge by 8:30 we were all setup and ready.for the 9am opening.
As always It was a pleasure for me to work the booth and deal with a wide variety of questions as:
Whats with the Hotdog?
After several of these i was starting to get a little horse so i would hand it off to Rickie (codeblock) to explain.
lots of questions about Fedora and our relationship with RedHat Linux to the technically problems that i love to deal with from being a helper/op in the #fedora channel in irc.freenode.net. to lots of questions about the XO The One Laptop per Child computer. While i answered questions on one end of the table Dan answered questions about the raspberry pi on the other end while Rickie would work on keeping to table full of swag.
