Outliners on Linux -- May 15, 2008

Clio Dunn will give an overview of outliner options on Linux. Outliners are applications which aid in organizing data, thoughts or information into a hierarchical tree format. They can be used to create overviews or serve as a structure for programming, educational or writing projects. There will be demonstrations of older and newer apps. Most are native Linux, some are loosely associated with specific desktop environments, a couple will be run on Wine. We'll be examining the options different programs have and how they can complement each other.
The demo will occur at the regular ALG meeting at:
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Carl Perry will give a demonstration of how to upgrade the version of Drupal.
The demo will occur at the regular ALG meeting at:
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Daniel Roesler of the Austin Ubuntu User's Group will give a presentation on 'Ubuntu and Compiz-Fusion'
The presentation will occur at the regular ALG meeting at:
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Jason Schonberg will present the Gnu Compiler Collection. Simple C
code will be used to demonstrate the use of the C compiler. The
effect of different compiler and optimization flags will be discussed
and examined.
The demo will occur at the regular ALG meeting on June 5 at:
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