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===== Australian Linux Conference, HDR photography =====


====== February Meeting: Australian Linux Conference, HDR photography ======

Date: February 3, 2009 at 7 p.m.\\
Location: [[history:location:3|Algonquin College (Woodroffe Campus), room T117]]\\


//UPDATE// Richard Guy Briggs has [[http://tricolour.net/photos/2009/02/03/oclug.html|posted photos taken at the meeting]]


{{history:tuz.png?203x150|Tasmanian Tux}}
===== Australian Linux Conference =====

Speaker: [[history:speaker:33|Josh Bush]]\\

The 10th Australian Linux Conference was recently held in Hobart, Tasmania. The speaker is visiting from Tasmania again and will give us a report on the conference.

Reference: http:%%//%%Linux.conf.au

20 - 30 min

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==== About the Speaker ====

I'm a contributor to Neverball (http://icculus.org/neverball and http://nevercorner.net). I've been involved in a lot of local F/OSS awareness raising in Tasmania and have been behind our initiative to bring better resource sharing and encourage interaction between our F/OSS communities. I work as a sys admin/it consultant.


===== HDR (High Dynamic Range) Photography tools =====

Speaker: [[history:speaker:33|Josh Bush]]\\

The speaker will describe HDR photography and how the Linux tools qtpfsgui and hugin.

20 - 30 min

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==== About the Speaker ====

I'm a contributor to Neverball (http://icculus.org/neverball and http://nevercorner.net). I've been involved in a lot of local F/OSS awareness raising in Tasmania and have been behind our initiative to bring better resource sharing and encourage interaction between our F/OSS communities. I work as a sys admin/it consultant.


===== Backup to tape and how to deduplicate files beforehand =====

Speaker: [[history:speaker:42|Charles Nadeau]]\\

20 - 30 min

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===== ccrypt - Secure encryption and decryption of files and streams =====

Speaker: [[history:speaker:36|Roland Renaud]]\\

10 - 15 minutes

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==== About the Speaker ====

Roland has been using Emacs for over 20 years for software development, sysadmin, reading and sending email, documentation, etc...


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