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LinuxFest Northwest is an annual event that takes place every Spring at Bellingham Technical College in Bellingham, WA. For more information, visit: www.linuxfestnorthwest.org/
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: VidOS: or how memes forced me to learn minimal linux systems
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Software Dev and SBC enthusiast
3 years ago I got this big brained idea for a prank where you turn on your puter and instead of a desktop you get the dulcet tones of Rick Astleys pop hit from the 80's. This of course quickly spiraled out of control and evolved into a general purpose linux based pc booter video playing thing. Join me as I talk about it. learn about initramfs, ISO9660 file systems, video codecs, software patents, and how bash handles arrays. it's bound to be fun-on-the-bun!
Software Dev and SBC enthusiast
3 years ago I got this big brained idea for a prank where you turn on your puter and instead of a desktop you get the dulcet tones of Rick Astleys pop hit from the 80's. This of course quickly spiraled out of control and evolved into a general purpose linux based pc booter video playing thing. Join me as I talk about it. learn about initramfs, ISO9660 file systems, video codecs, software patents, and how bash handles arrays. it's bound to be fun-on-the-bun!
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Virus Scanning Closed Linux Systems
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Zane Emerick Test Engineer in SATCOM With today's modern security risks, the need to ensure a customer won't be infected by your own products is critical. For an assembly-line type system; this can be accomplished fairly easily, just reuse the same known-safe code. In industries such as defense, however, many contracts can be entirely custom pieces of hardware each with their own risks and chal...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Event Modeling - Designing Modern Information Systems
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Adam Dymitruk Author of Event Modeling, distributed systems expert, Adaptech Group CEO and Founder Event Modeling is a technique to describe any information system without resorting to multiple or complex methodologies or diagrams. It is heavily based on Specification by Example and describes an entire system within its boundaries as defined in Systems Thinking. In this session, the attendees w...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Popping kernels for Linux distributions
Просмотров 1433 месяца назад
Neal Gompa Fedora Linux contributor Packagers in Linux distributions do a lot to ensure the software you use is up to date, integrated in the platform, and most importantly: works! But one package stands out among the others in importance: the Linux kernel. Over the past few years, I've become a Linux kernel package maintainer for a couple of Linux distributions (notably Fedora Asahi Remix and ...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Building the Community Enterprise Operating System through CentOS Stream
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Neal Gompa Fedora Linux contributor Davide Cavalca Production Engineer, Meta n 2019, the CentOS Project unveiled CentOS Stream, a distribution where the community could collaborate and contribute to the future of Enterprise Linux. Today, there's a burgeoning and vibrant community of makers and shakers that leverage CentOS Stream to support each other and the wider ecosystem. In this talk, we'll...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Leveling up your Grafana Skills
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Usman Senior Developer Advocate at Grafana Labs Grafana is a popular open-source monitoring tool, but often, new users are unable to utilize its full potential to efficiently monitor or visualize data. In this talk, we will demonstrate an example of how to monitor your Discourse forum using JSON API. Later, we see more advanced features to get better observability. It will be an introduction to...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Managing Specialty Software Availability With Environment Modules
Просмотров 953 месяца назад
Romeo S Do you have an HPC cluster and many users needing specific versions of languages and libraries? Do you need weird software that nobody has made fancy packages for? Do you want to compile the latest version of some software for the latest features? Then Environment Modules is for you. Compile once, create a single file, and all users of your system can load specific versions of their fav...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Opening the RHEL Buildsystem
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Troy Dawson Senior Software Engineer / Hawaiian Shirt Artisan Each Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) release used to be built in secret. Dates, packages and procedures were all hidden behind Non-Discosure Agreements (NDAs). For RHEL 9, the Emerging RHEL team was given the instructions to "Make it Public". This is the story of how we took a completely closed development process and made it more op...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Intro to jq: grep for JSON
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der.hans Database Support Manager Want to parse JSON on the command line? Want a pipeable inline tool for JSON manipulation? Today's APIs and databases feed us lots of JSON. It's a structured, line-independent data format, and our normal line-based tools such as grep, sed and awk fall a bit short. jq understands JSON document format and is easy to fit into your data pipeline. It can parse, sear...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Pen-testing opensource databases (MySQL and PostgreSQL)
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Alexander Rubin Principal Security Engineer, RDS Red Team Lead, Amazon Web Services Are your database secure? No, not the application, the database! Usually, everyone is focused on the application security and consider the database server to be "protected" by the network firewalls. But what if the first layer of defense fails and your database is exposed from the internet or via SQL injection? ...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: MySQL server attacks YOU! (How we found CVE-2023-21980 in MySQL)
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Alexander Rubin Principal Security Engineer, RDS Red Team Lead, Amazon Web Services Can MySQL server attack YOU? Can a black hat hacker execute a code on your laptop if you will simply login to a hacked MySQL database server? Is it even possible? Our research journey began by revisiting a security issue dating back to 2019, an issue that Oracle MySQL never unequivocally acknowledged. While the ...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: The complete Observability stack for your Web applications
Просмотров 1093 месяца назад
Usman Senior Developer Advocate at Grafana Labs Modern-day web applications play a critical role in powering dynamic and interactive websites, whether they are running locally or in a containerized environment. However, ensuring that these applications run smoothly and perform optimally can be a challenging task. This is where Grafana, a powerful observability platform, comes in handy. In this ...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Deploying NixOS Anywhere
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Wes Payne Co-Host of LINUX Unplugged NixOS, the declarative operating system taking the world by storm, can be challenging to deploy on many hosting providers. In this talk, we'll unlock the full potential of NixOS by exploring how its unique architecture enables installation just about anywhere-from bare metal and VMs to a VPS provider near you.
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Mastodon and the Fediverse: Decentralized Social Networking and Services
Просмотров 1373 месяца назад
der.hans Database Support Manager Mastodon and the Fediverse is a collection of decentralized and digital social spaces. Decentralization empowers small groups with local community moderation while also allowing worldwide interaction. Free Software projects in the Fediverse include Mastodon, PixelFed, PeerTube, Mobilzon, Nextcloud, Matrix, Friendica, WordPress, and WriteFreely are helping us re...
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: iSCSI for new users
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GonzoLeeMan Mr. open-iscsi If you'd like to know how iSCSI works on linux, this is for you.
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: SRE is a fad
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: SRE is a fad
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Zero Trust Security In the world of hybrid workforce
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Zero Trust Security In the world of hybrid workforce
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Rocky Linux SIG Showcase
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Rocky Linux SIG Showcase
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: 5 Reasons to Love NixOS
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: 5 Reasons to Love NixOS
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Radical Transparency for Software Teams
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Radical Transparency for Software Teams
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Learnings from releasing a Linux distro at Microsoft
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Learnings from releasing a Linux distro at Microsoft
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Amateur Radio and Linux
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Amateur Radio and Linux
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: What the AI revolution means for Open Source, Open Tech and Open Societies
Просмотров 2113 месяца назад
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: What the AI revolution means for Open Source, Open Tech and Open Societies
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Green DevOps: Building Sustainable Software
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Green DevOps: Building Sustainable Software
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Obfuscation Games
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Obfuscation Games
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: From Zero to Everywhere: AlmaLinux's High-Speed Mirrorlist Evolution
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: From Zero to Everywhere: AlmaLinux's High-Speed Mirrorlist Evolution
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Upstream First: Meta's Linux Userspace, meet Linux Distributions
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Upstream First: Meta's Linux Userspace, meet Linux Distributions
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Are gaming distributions better?
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: Are gaming distributions better?
LinuxFest Northwest 2024: What's New in Nextcloud?
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024: What's New in Nextcloud?
The Cathedral and the Bizarre, or Dual-Booting for Fun and Prophet: Using Linux to Enhance TempleOS
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The Cathedral and the Bizarre, or Dual-Booting for Fun and Prophet: Using Linux to Enhance TempleOS
1:20 Container primitives 2:20 Control groups 10:13 Namespaces 20:40 Container image 31:00 Container runtimes
goated presentation, i liked it. If i had seen this before i considered to try NixOS, i'd be sold weeks ago. Kind of sad this didn't popup in the recommendations when i was looking for the information.
cool stuff....
can i install it on Sparky linux?
I am currently trying to understand cgroups and found this jewel. It makes the concept Crystal clear
Meh, Linux has lover usability than Win/Mac, the DE is not the problem, it's just a marketing move. MacOs/ windows have: multiuser/multigroup file/folder ownership, easy sharing of files, good integration with Cloud storage providers(including offline access), all support fingerprint sensors. MacOs has: file tags, smartfolders, consistent UI Windows has: network folder sync (including offline(cached) file access), Credentials app provides cool UI for the keychain, file attributes (hidden files), device manager, digital signed installation files. Personally I do not need an another DE.
really looking forward to this
Loved this video!! However when I went to download the PDFs of the nouns and adjectives I got error messages on GitHub?!
Excellent delivery, I started following you, I look forward to more videos and thank you for your work. Greetings from Buenos Aires
Been daily driving this for a few weeks and I'm very impressed. Feels as smooth as hyprland without all the headache of ricing it.
This is a very good presentation. Would be awesome if Wes did more Nixos stuff
This is awesome. Will there be option to merge apps with the top panel instead of having top panel and bottom dock?
That was already possible.
Kinda cool ig but damn that is an ugly ass ui lmao
At 16:50 COSMIC stands for Computer Operating System Main Interface Components 🙂👍 (Posted on Thu 20 June 2024 at 18:40 UTC)
So exciting
How dare you let distributions do anything with your deskop environment freely? That is so great!! I'm in!!
I just installed pop os, and i was just complaining about the lack of customization out of the box. I wanted to change what my mouse pointer and couldn't figure it out. Of course I'm dum and new But this looks amazing
ditching gnome software center "Pop!_shop" is actually the secret killer feature of cosmic.
Pop!_Shop isn't based on GNOME Software. It was a fork of Phanteon App Center, from Elementary OS. The ISO installer is work between System76 and Elementary OS, too.
@@henriquepicanco97 Dang all this time I've been frustrated at the wrong thing. Just typing into the search bar is so bad. one character at a time
Just tried all 3. Gnome Software, Pop!_shop and Cosmic App Center. Cosmic is by far the best. It starts the fastest, it doesn't lag while searching for things, and has the best in my opinion layout.
All I've always wanted is a stable, clean, and functional desktop to use and for some reason Gnome/KDE has never giving me that. Have been suing Pop OS since my first switch from elementary OS. Excited about the new design. Very happy about it.
I think the most valuable thing about all this is that Cosmic is being built with Linux users in mind -- creators, builders, programmers, developers, scientists. I often felt uncertain why the "average desktop user / low tech person" was seemingly the target audience of major linux DEs (respectfully). I look forward to see how this all goes.
Waiting patiently for the release, from the Caribbean island Jamaica
I really hope they improve the light theme. It's nice that they let you customize it, but it's best to ship with something good by default. I know there are contrast concerns, but the black text on white just doesn't work well with my eyes. Grey background works better for me. Everything else sounds good
Really excited for this!
I've never been as excited for the launch of an OS as I am for the new cosmic. Pretty pretty pretty.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thanks for the work.
I like this :)
Duuuuuuuude make a yt channel, your knowledge is freaking interesting, also I'm peruvian, Peru mentioned lets goooooo
Companies like that really align with my values and my ethics, i really like their way of doing things.
The intuitive tiling brought me into pop OS, I'm glad I chose to stick with it. Looking forward to Beta and full release
Looking forward to trying this 👍
Workspace grid pls XD
Wow!
2024 python unit testing should mention pytest as the de-facto standard.
I am so impressed with the work that's been done. I am not a Linux power user, so the fact that this is designed to work simply is sooo appealing. What other operating system component should they tackle next?
Super exited for Cosmic!
I might temporarily move away from Hyprland to try this on Nix. I'm excited for this
At t=2699 Amazing.
I just love the whole thing, it feels like a hybrid of XFCE and Gnome, where they have picked almost all the good paradigms of XFCE and the only thing of Gnome that is worth anything; AKA it's clean aesthetics. Can't wait to try it.
Yeah. I use GNOME and Xfce as my desktops on various systems, and neither is exactly thrilling, but they're both directionally where I want them to be. If COSMIC manages to pull off a nice stable system that runs well on my hardware, I will probably switch to it on my distro of choice and never look back.
Good talk, would love to see a follow up with the suggestions from the Q&A. This does confirm my bias as well that mainline distributions for gaming are just as good as a gaming(TM) distro.
Not gona lie rust looks like a disaster for GUI apps.. looks like something from the early 2000s.. but guess what ever floats folks boats LOL
You must have come from an alternative reality if you saw applications from the early 2000s that look like this.
What was it you don't like about them? I ask out of genuine curiosity because I'm not much of a UX designer myself, but they all seemed useable and cute to me
*There has never been a time when I have waited so eagerly for the launch of an OS.*
Same. Just for the DE. There is already a Fedora Spin SIG to get an official spin going. Everyone waiting for Cosmics release x3
I am also disappointed at Cosmic OS team. They have let u down with no news on release.
Great presentation once more. Every time we apply EM we discover things that otherwise would have fallen through the cracks. Also all of a sudden all stakeholders, technical or non technical alike get a deeper understanding on the system we are building.
i3 with XFCE. I feel sorry for people who have to manage windowed apps.
I hope pop os will feature snapper at one point.
I‘m hyped to test Cosmic as it sounds like everything I ever wanted a Linux desktop to be.
Help yourself! I would like to make a donation, but I need to create an account? I want to pay but I don't want to create a new account. I realy like POP_OS!
Fascinating and promising future, however, will it be lost in time like the Enlightenment DE?
Loved the presentation. Though I really wish you edited out the background noise as it's so easy to do so.
Great showcase, a shame there was an annoying turbine noise in the background.