Presentations and presenters

[William Muriithi]

Richard,

>> 3.  Think again about what would interest you in a presentation topic.
> >> Have you done something recently that took more time than it might have,
> >> had the task been illustrated at a previous meeting?  Turn that in to a
> >> talk for TLUG that will save time for us when we have to perform that
> >> task.  We want more voices to be heard at TLUG and more perspectives.
>

- I wonder if running samba with AD would count as an interesting
presentation. Or setting up openldap, Kerberos etc to emulate AD as
practically as possible.
- On a more creative side, lots of people tend to think gimp have a higher
learning curve than photoshop. I hope his would be an interesting topic for
both novice and experienced Linux users.


> >
> >    If people want to throw out topics that interest them, maybe someone
> > who feels comfortable with one of the suggested topics will take it on.
> >
> >    I can't think of anything right now, but I feel comfortable
> > presenting. Personally, I'd grab an interesting topic I thought I could
> > do. Assuming of course my past presentations didn't bore people tooooo
> > much. ;)
> >
> >    Suggestions?
> >
> > Madi
>

William

>
> Well, I would be happy to recycle the talk I gave last Tuesday at
> NewTLUG, not like that talk got a fair hearing first time out :-) .
>
> Colin McGregor
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