Dear All, I would like to get a Fedora speaker for our new Linuxing In London Meetup. But first I would like to invite you all to attend on the 31st May, then 28th June, 26th July, etc if you are free and in London :) http://www.meetup.com/Linuxing-In-London/ Every month we have two talks, 20-25 minutes, a break before hand and afterwards. The evening starts at 18:15 and finishes at about 20:45. Skills Matter is an excellent venue, conveniently located about 4 minutes walk from Liverpool Street station and Moorgate tube. Best wishes, Brian https://twitter.com/BrianLinuxing Meeting the last Tuesday of every month at Skills Matter’s Code Node, we are an outgoing Linux** advocacy Meetup. We will be organising a stimulating range of talks from Linux specialists, vendors and enthusiasts over the next year. Our objective is to popularise and encourage the growth of Linux, along with free open source software. There will be plenty of opportunity for networking and stimulating conversations. Our intention is to cover Linux security, IoT, the Desktop, developing under Linux, Containerisation and Linux to Drones, phones and the command line, plus much more. Basically, everything Linux, big and small. Join us if you can, we would be delighted to see you. Please get in touch with me if you have a talk for the community, as we would love to schedule in an extensive range of presentations from the widest range of speakers. ---- PS:** We like BSD and all derivatives too

On 31 May 2016 03:28, "Justin W. Flory" <jflory7(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: > > On 05/29/2016 06:29 PM, BrianLinuxing(a)gmail.com wrote: >> >> Dear All, >> >> I would like to get a Fedora speaker for our new Linuxing In London Meetup. >> >> But first I would like to invite you all to attend on the 31st May, then 28th June, 26th July, etc if you are free and in London :) >> >> http://www.meetup.com/Linuxing-In-London/ >> >> Every month we have two talks, 20-25 minutes, a break before hand and afterwards. The evening starts at 18:15 and finishes at about 20:45. Skills Matter is an excellent venue, conveniently located about 4 minutes walk from Liverpool Street station and Moorgate tube. >> >> Best wishes, >> >> Brian >> https://twitter.com/BrianLinuxing >> >> Meeting the last Tuesday of every month at Skills Matter’s Code Node, we are an outgoing Linux** advocacy Meetup. >> >> We will be organising a stimulating range of talks from Linux specialists, vendors and enthusiasts over the next year. Our objective is to popularise and encourage the growth of Linux, along with free open source software. >> >> There will be plenty of opportunity for networking and stimulating conversations. Our intention is to cover Linux security, IoT, the Desktop, developing under Linux, Containerisation and Linux to Drones, phones and the command line, plus much more. >> >> Basically, everything Linux, big and small. >> >> Join us if you can, we would be delighted to see you. >> >> Please get in touch with me if you have a talk for the community, as we would love to schedule in an extensive range of presentations from the widest range of speakers. >> >> ---- >> PS:** We like BSD and all derivatives too >> > > Hey Brian, thanks for dropping a line! > > The event you're describing sounds like something that would be up the ally of the Fedora Ambassadors, which is the group of Fedora contributors who focus on advocacy and representing Fedora in the field. I'm including that list in this reply to spread the word there, and hopefully any Ambassadors in the London area might be interested. > > I'm not sure if you're already subscribed to the list, but I have you CC'd here so any Ambassadors in the area can reach out to you if they wish. > > Thanks for putting this on our radar. :) > I work in London, and was even at an event at Code Node a few weeks ago. I'd be happy to do a talk of some nature. My specialities are the dev ops world (puppet and ansible in particular) and recently tuning for low latency trading. What might be equally interesting could be one of the articles from my blog adapted for a presentation style audience... I'm thinking the RPM building one (which someone notified me was linked in cron.weekly today) or the more recent "a day in the life of a Fedora packager" which I'm adapting for Fedora Magazine. I'll be out the country at the June meet, but July is a definite possibility.