Using a combination of open source software you can go from your digital video camera to a DVD, complete with titles, fading between scenes, and a variety of video and audio effects.

I was asked by an employment agent if I know any embedded Linux people willing to work in Kitchener. Here is the list of required skills:

* Ethernet Stacks

* TCP/IP Network

* Embedded Linux (Low Level-Kernel)

* C++

* C

The agent wrote that experience with Video Equipment/Image Processing (projectors,
displays, etc) would be a great addition.

The agent's address is ruth_flores@oxfordcorp.com.

I've decided to start creating a log of my troubles, tribulations and successes with Linux.

In this blog I'll try to keep a history of what I've done to make something work under Linux. I'm expecting that sometimes those exercises will be simple, some other times It may take some tweaking.

I saw this link to a job ad on an IRC channel, followed by the words, Please pass this around, if you know people who (a) are junior Unixheads and (b) like cake.

Unix Pipefitter: Montreal, QC

I noticed a photo of the computer recycling shop at The Working Centre in a February 23, 2008 issue of The Record.

New Life for Record Computers by Peter Lee, Record staff

The whole page.

I found the people at this facility knowledgeable. I could purchase a refurbished computer with a pre-installed Linux for my friend.

I am trying to update the meeting location page. Here is a picture!

Here is a map!

No??

What are you waiting for?

http://www.noooxml.org/petition

Just say no to ooxml.

Let's get the number up to over 100,000 by February 14.

Pass it on!!

John

I've uploaded the talk Ian F. Darwin gave on OpenMoko and the FIC Neo1973 phone at Ontario Linux Fest 2007 to archive.org. The video can be found here:

http://www.archive.org/details/OntarioLinuxFest2007-OpenmokoIanF.Darwin

I finally finished downloading and editing the talk given by Angela Byron on Women In Open Source at Ontario Linux Fest. The video is rather large, 928MB, but a high quality MPEG2.

Download it at archive.org:

http://www.archive.org/details/onlinux_womeninopensource