So, it’s called the iPad. I’ve been following the event via Engadget and I must say initially I’m impressed. It’s a thin device, sleek, and came with a few surprises. I think what I was most surprised by was Apple’s creation of their own CPU for the device. You heard me right, it’s not an Intel but and Apple A4 processor. This story should be interesting to follow…
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I’m doing an Ubuntu desktop presentation at Lanier Technical College (Forsyth Campus, Cummings, GA) on January 28th, 6:30pm, Room A237.
The LUG at LTC is just getting off the ground. Most of the members are very new to Linux. Joshua Roberts has been working hard getting everything in place, everything from setting up cached repositories, to organizing presentations which cover the command line and system management.
Kudos to LTC for taking the leap.
# Begin slightly late post
Ubuntu Developer Week is a week of IRC sessions aimed at teaching those interested the basics of software development. It will be occuring from January 25th to January 29th (hince why this post is late) in the IRC channel #ubuntu-classroom on irc.freenode.net.
Thanks to everyone whom has taken the time and patience required to teach a course and organize the event itself!
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