At our June 2002 meeting, Wally Wedel, Master Java Architect
at Sun Microsystems (and long-time FRUUG Executive Committee Member)
discussed how well he's been able to use MacOS X in everyday use
in his consulting work. Besides drawing Macophiles out of the
woodwork wherever he parks his Titanium PowerBook, Wally finds
that the UNIX base of MacOS X provides the support he needs
for his everyday Java software development as well as for
running his "productivity" applications.
Although most of Wally's presentation was oriented
around a demo of MacOS X features, his
presentation slides are available here
(HTML).
October 18, 2008
October 23:
Lustre & VirtualBox
Bryon Neitzel will discuss the Lustre File System
architecture, and Ginnie Wray will demonstrate
how to run the OpenSolaris OS with Sun's VirtualBox
virtualization software.
Book Giveaway
We'll be making room for new books on our book cart by
giving away some of our old security-related titles
at this meeting. Come grab a book!
Web Application Security
The writeup from our last meeting with presentation slides is available
in our meeting archive.
Future Meetings
Topics include:
Valgrind
Web GUI Programming
