Open Source Advocacy with Reverend Ted

October 11, 2006

NOBUG “Load Fest”

Filed under: Events, Linux/OSS, Novell — Ted Haeger @ 6:52 pm

That would be Novell Oakland BayArea Users Group. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to re-blog that I would be here, so I’ll take the opportunity to point out that I have an “Events” item on the right nav, which shows the various events I will be at.

Anyway, we’re installing some SUSE Linux here tonight. ;)

5 Comments »

  1. Hey Ted,

    Never mind that, when will the SLED10 decal kits become available?!

    Cheers

    Chris.

    Comment by Chris — October 12, 2006 @ 1:16 am

  2. Chris some of us have been asking Ted that since SLED 10 was still in beta, and we’re still waiting on an answer. :)

    Some readers are probably also wondering whatever became of the Redmund Artistic Recycling Project that was started when the NLD9 decal kits came out. http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/decalkit.html

    Comment by Jon Strickland — October 12, 2006 @ 1:45 pm

  3. Any comments from anybody about Ray Boorda’s passing? He was Novell CEO from 86-93, and obviously pivotal. What can you for publication about his contributions and what it has meant to Novell today? What might have been done differently?

    Thanks.

    Comment by Matt hamblen — October 12, 2006 @ 3:05 pm

  4. Chris, Jon (2,3):
    Funny thing about the Redmund Artistic Recycling Project. I just started a blog post about that…
    –T

    Comment by Ted Haeger — October 12, 2006 @ 5:13 pm

  5. Matt (3):
    I came to Novell a couple CEO’s after Noorda left. Despite his being a major force in the Utah tech economy, I never met him. If he had never existed, I would never have gotten into NetWare (which somehow lead me into into one of the best jobs in the IT business), but anything that I could add beyond that would merely repeat information that already exists on him.
    –T

    Comment by Ted Haeger — October 12, 2006 @ 5:21 pm

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