Speakers
See also the page on lanyrd.com
Fifty OneFifty
kansas based hacker/podcaster/linux guy "How to Get Yourself On an Open Source Podcast"
Hal Gottfried
- https://keybase.io/hal9k
james o keating
james at okeating.net
Alan Robertson
- [email protected]
- http://assimilationsystems.com
Jonathan George
Wichita
"Crowdfunding, open source, and you. How to make a living doing what you love and giving back."
- http://twitter.com/jdg
- http://jdg.net
Andrew Beals
Jim Duey
Functional-Programming-A-Pragmatic-Introduction http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Functional-Programming-A-Pragmatic-Introduction
Andrew Rademacher
https://github.com/AndrewRademacher
Brian Stinson
- bstinson.com
"RPM Building 101" talk/demo for the Kansas Linux Fest. I'm planning to cover the following topics:
- The Specfile and the corresponding rpmbuild invocations
- Intermediate tools: (mock)
- Advanced tools: koji (Fedora and CentOS build systems)
I'd like one of the 1 hour slots if possible.
Andrew Gill
Haskell KU
Michael Goetz
Manager, Solutions Engineering [email protected]
Alexandru Bardas
ksu.edu https://github.com/arguslab/ancor
Spencer Hunley
- https://plus.google.com/+SpencerHunley/posts Topic : accessibility and assistive technology (AT) in Linux
Seth Etter
Application Developer at BalancedComp
Founder of devICT - Wichita Developer Community
- http://sethetter.com
- https://twitter.com/sethetter
- https://devict.org/
Topic: The rise of node and npm
Dave Stokes
MySQL Community Manager at Oracle https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmstokes https://twitter.com/stoker * https://opensourcedba.wordpress.com/
Dave Lester
Open Source Developer Advocate at Twitter Apache Mesos/Aurora
Frank Wiles
revsys.com
Kevin Lane
- HP Enterprise Services
- Omaha Linux Users Group.
Linux Certifications I will be discussing the different types of certifications available for Linux, as well as diving into the requirements for each certification, training paths and costs.
My goal is twofold, one to educate the community on the different certification paths, and two to provide information on the most cost-effective way to get certified. (with as little money as possible!)
Jacob Walker
Jacob is a Wichita based software engineer with 5 years of professional experience. He is a co-organizer of devICT, Wichita's developer community. He has been involved in many types of custom software projects and most recently has taken on the role of running Ad Astra Academy, a developer training program in Wichita.
- http://jacob-walker.com/
- https://twitter.com/jcbwlkr
- https://github.com/jcbwlkr
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcbwlkr
Presentation: Getting Started With Go
This presentation introduces the programming language Go with an emphasis on what makes the language different, how to get started, and how to be a successful gopher.
Jeff Roberson
[email protected] Network Administrator City of Hutchinson www.hutchgov.com
I'm the network administrator for the City of Hutchinson and we are running sipXecs which is based on Freeswitch. We have around 250 phones on the system and I didn't know if it would be fitting to have a talk about how the network here was built out to support VoIP as well as a discussion about Asterisk vs Freeswitch and how we decided to use one over the other. I could also discuss the merits of Asterisk and Freeswitch and how one would work better in different situations.
Craig Comstock
Open Hardware hacking GSM network security hacking via Osmocom
Ben C. Roose
Systems Administrator for Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Wichita State University, which includes handling a number of departmental Linux servers and Debian-based LTSP (Linux Terminal Server Project) labs. Also the 2014/15 president of the WSU Linux Users Group (WuLUG): https://www.facebook.com/wulug
Tutorial on Linux File Access Control
An introduction to file and directory permissions in Unix, concepts of the Extend filesystem structure, and basic theory of hard/soft links with practical applications.