Sorry for the last min notice. Scott's been working on dividing up his
lectures into decades for our LUG. His talk has been ready, we just need
more fingers, ..er,ah people... to help do the publicity!
So, TONITE 6;30-9pm...
Presenter: Scott Granneman
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*is going to break it down into decades.**So, why talk about all that old
stuff? "To understand 'how we got here.'" is how all historians will
point
out that you want to know the history. What were the problems that we were
trying to solve? We are living with the solutions...and the new problems
caused by those solutions, so we should understand what was being
attempted.*
Back in January, Ed Howland told us about the "History of The Unix Shell".
And, we learned the above usefulness of history. And in March, Scott
started this series with "The History of Computing since 1968". In May, he
did "the 1980". So, Scott will give us the decade by decade description of
the important events & inventions in computing. And we understood what they
have influenced in your problems today.
Back then, the push was to stop using those mainframe computers *"in the
clouds"*. Your data and your computing should be moved *onto your own
physical desktop on that new, powerful desktop computer!* Things have
changed....or reverted?
# Scott
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is
a long time member and frequent presenter of SLUUG. He is the author of
"The Linux Phrase Book" from O'Rieley Press as well as other books.
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TOPIC:The History of Computing since 1990.
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current information. The URL Zoom link to this meeting is posted earlier in
the day of the meeting on the above home page. It is the link called "linked
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On Thu, Dec 19, 2024 at 6:29 AM stan reichardt <stanr(a)sluug.org> wrote:
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