Presentations I've given
CGI and you
One of my very first presentations. I did this presentation to my A+ class my freshman year of college at SUU. As you can tell I've come a long way from that.
Introduction to CUPS
A simple slideshow and discussion about how the Common Unix Printing Subsystem works. Right now this directory doesn't have anything but the slides. If I end up giving a presentation about this topic again it'll get updated. Here's the OpenOffice document.
Email 101
We all use email, This presentation is a VERY high level overview of how the entire system works. The source openoffice document is here.
Introduction to Linux
This is perhaps the most utilized presentation I've given. Quite a few people are interested about Linux, and this presentation is one of the best ways of introducing them to it.
You are probally interested in:
- The Slides
- The Outline
- And the Handout
Powerful Presentations
This is by far the most useful presentation I've ever given. I've learned more from this presentation than any other presentation I've ever given/prepared. I've got just a bit of work to do to clean up this directory, but all the content of my "Powerful Presentations" presentation is there.
Of Note:
- The Slides
- The Outline
- And the Handout
Intro to Virtualization
This presentation covers the basics of how virtualization works. Showing how various different virtualization solutions work.
There are only OpenOffice format Slides.
And a text format Outline.
Xen
Another of my early presentations. I think I first presented this to the Unix Users Group at BYU. Then to the Provo Linux Users group. OpenOffice Source File
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