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Free Seminar: Mac OS X and Open Source
| What | Training |
|---|---|
| When |
Dec 09, 2005 from 08:00 am to 02:40 pm |
| Where | RIT |
| Contact Name | Greg Hall |
| Contact Email | hall@apple.com |
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This may seem to be over your head, (and probably mine too :-) but there may be IT folks in your district (or BOCES!) that should hear what Apple's up to here. Remember, Longhorn/Vista, as well as Novell's SUSIE are either variations of UNIX or very "UNIX like" in their core functionality. Having Open Source components as part of the OS is (in my opinion) a very promising direction for developers and users!
This may seem to be over your head, (and probably mine too :-) but there may be IT folks in your district (or BOCES!) that should hear what Apple's up to here. Remember, Longhorn/Vista, as well as Novell's SUSIE are either variations of UNIX or very "UNIX like" in their core functionality. Having Open Source components as part of the OS is (in my opinion) a very promising direction for developers and users!
Dr. Ernest Prabhakar has been working with UNIX and Open Source software for twenty years.
This seminar will be held at RIT in Rochester. Please note that there is limited seating, (honest, the room holds less than 1,000) and reservations are requested. See below for information.
............Greg
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MacOSX, Open Source and the Future of Unix
Time: Dec 9th
Place: RIT
Though trained as a physicist, Dr. Ernest Prabhakar has been working with UNIX and Open Source software for twenty years. He started on BSD 4.2 at Project Athena while getting his S.B. in Physics at MIT, and used a NeXT Cube for his Ph.D. thesis in Experimental Particle Physics at Caltech. After a brief stint in management consulting with the Boston Consulting Group, he came to Apple in 1997 with the vision of combining the Power of Unix with the Simplicity of Macintosh. He was a key player in the first release of Mac OS X Server and Darwin, Apple’s Open Source operating system based on BSD technology. He is currently Darwin Product Manager on the Mac OS X team, where he is responsible for Open Source, UNIX Marketing, and Xgrid.
Golisano College Auditorium (Building 70, Room 1400)
A reception will immediately following the Atrium.
Guest parking passes can be obtained from the Visitor Information Center at the main entrance. Parking is available in the visitor and general parking sections of parking lot J.
Click here to view campus maps.
Interpreting services are available upon request, subject to availability.
RSVP to Joyce Hart:
DLS@gccis.rit.edu
585-475-7203
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Greg Hall
Advisory Systems Engineer, Apple Computer
3818 Dewey Rd, Shortsville, NY 14548
585-755-9271
hall@apple.com, iChat=hall@mac.com
http://homepage.mac.com/hall
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