Orv Beach has been messing with computers for over 20 years. His first
experience with computer operating systems was with CP/M, in the early '80s.
His first Linux was Slackware, in 1996. Since then he's moved to Red Hat Linux
and then Fedora Core. While not a programmer, he's actively involved in the
Linux community.
He's a principal member of the Simi-Conejo Linux Users Group, the Marketing
chair for the Linux Expo of Southern California, and is currently employed as
the Information System Director at Simi Valley Hospital.
Orv will demonstrate various command line commands and utilities that are
useful for administering a Linux system. He'll throw in a few basic bash
tricks as a bonus.
Date: Thursday August 11, 2005 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107