Beefy Miracle Release Party in Malang Report

[Teguh DC]

Hello Ambassadors,

This is probably the first time in Malang there are Fedora Release Party
Event, Fedora users in Malang are not as many as other distro users, so it
was natural that not many events held by us.

Sunday (10/6) at the Information Technology Laboratory, 5th Floor Gedung
Kuliah Bersama (GKB) 3 at University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM), Fedora
17 "Beefy Miracle" Release Party was finally held.

The event itself started a bit late, delayed about 50 minutes away from the
original plan. Promptly at 9:50 AM the event started. That's not the
committee fault anyway, because at 9 AM the committee is already prepared,
only the participants who came rather late.
How lucky, friends in KaliUMM (Linux Users Group in UMM) can simply
improvise, to fill the silence they play several short films/video clips
about Linux and open source.

When the participants had arrived, the chairman of KaliUMM, Yudhi directly
open the event. The first opportunity given to Zen Rooney, chairman of
KOLAM, who stepped forward and introduced KOLAM (Linux Users Group in
Malang).

After that, it was my turn to bring material on Fedora, I regrouped into
three topics: Fedora Project, Fedora 17 Features and Common Installation
Tips.
On the first topic, Fedora Project, I invited the participants to know more
about the Fedora community, not just known fedora as a linux distribution
(distro). How this community that supported by Red Hat has contributed
greatly to the development of Linux in particular and the world of Open
Source in general. I also explained about fedora's core value: freedom,
friends, features, first.
I emphasize how important collaboration and how the fedora developers are
always trying to work as close as possible to the upstream project. That is
not important for fedora to have unique application, rather than became
exclusive application in a single distro, an application will be much more
useful if it is available in many distro (can be used by many people)
instead.

I was slightly introduced on the terms "Remix" and "Spins" and what
purpose
and give them some examples.
I did not forget to invite the participants to join the fedora project and
I was informed about the Fedora Indonesia Community[1].

Because not many participants that are fedora users, when I talk on the
topic of "Fedora 17 Features" I did not linger to discuss what's new in
Fedora 17 but I would rather talk more about the other powerful features
that have long existed in the fedora. Presto, SystemD, SELinux, PackageKit,
Kickstart is a few of the many features that I think is interesting. And
here, I was mention again how unselfish fedora developers is, they want to
communicate and collaborate with developers of other distributions to
developing PackageKit. And how fedora to be a pioneer distro that adopt
SELinux, a kernel security feature developed by the NSA (National Security
Agency).

While in the last topic of "Common Installation Tips", I explain what steps
should be done after we install fedora. I was again reminded why fedora by
default do not support the mp3 format and do not include proprietary
software like nvidia drivers, dropbox, skype, etc.. Indeed, we as end users
 feeling a bit "uncomfortable" because we should install many application
from 3rd party repository.
For simplicity, I suggest to install fedorautils, autoplus and gnome tweak
tools.

You can download my presentation slide from SlideShare[2] or Scribd[3] if
you interested.

Aris Setyono from KaliUMM start to demonstrating the internet radio using
Icecast 2. Yudhi in the introduction was informed that this is one of the
research activities that have been done by KaliUMM.
These steps are demonstrated very easy to follow. Hopefully there are
participants who are interested to participate in this internet radio
implemented in their respective places.

Last turn, Rachmad Tsalaatsa guide the Webserver Load Balancing workshop.
The workshop begins with an explanation of what it is load balancing, the
types, how it works, the algorithms used, etc.. Continued by the
participants directly involved attempting to install and configure load
balancing on each desktop that has been provided by the committee.

This event was closed by party, taking picture, eating hotdog and drinking
accompanied by the strains of house music.

Thank you for KaliUMM, KOLAM and all the participants who have attended the
event. See you again at the next events :)

ps.
Photo documentation can be downloaded from:
- photos from Rachmad's camera [4]
- photos from My camera [5]
This event plan is already in fedora wiki [6]
You can read this report at my blog in Bahasa Indonesia [7]

[1] http://fedora.or.id
[2] http://www.slideshare.net/dheche/f17-inside-13274207
[3] http://www.scribd.com/doc/96669563/f17-Inside
[4]
https://plus.google.com/photos/115416207082096539516/albums/5752612753728...
[5]
https://picasaweb.google.com/112635444238367820420/KOLAMKaliUMMBeefyMirac...
[6] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Release_Party_F17_Malang
[7]
http://dheche.songolimo.net/wp/index.php/2012/06/14/beefy-miracle-release...

-- 
[ dheche ]

[Arif Tri Waluyo]

On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 11:32 AM, Teguh DC <dheche(a)songolimo.net&gt; wrote:

>  Hello Ambassadors,
>
>  This is probably the first time in Malang there are Fedora Release Party
>  Event, Fedora users in Malang are not as many as other distro users, so it
>  was natural that not many events held by us.
>
>  Sunday (10/6) at the Information Technology Laboratory, 5th Floor Gedung
>  Kuliah Bersama (GKB) 3 at University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM), Fedora
>  17 "Beefy Miracle" Release Party was finally held.
>
>  The event itself started a bit late, delayed about 50 minutes away from
>  the original plan. Promptly at 9:50 AM the event started. That's not the
>  committee fault anyway, because at 9 AM the committee is already prepared,
>  only the participants who came rather late.
>  How lucky, friends in KaliUMM (Linux Users Group in UMM) can simply
>  improvise, to fill the silence they play several short films/video clips
>  about Linux and open source.
>
>  When the participants had arrived, the chairman of KaliUMM, Yudhi directly
>  open the event. The first opportunity given to Zen Rooney, chairman of
>  KOLAM, who stepped forward and introduced KOLAM (Linux Users Group in
>  Malang).
>
>  After that, it was my turn to bring material on Fedora, I regrouped into
>  three topics: Fedora Project, Fedora 17 Features and Common Installation
>  Tips.
>  On the first topic, Fedora Project, I invited the participants to know
>  more about the Fedora community, not just known fedora as a linux
>  distribution (distro). How this community that supported by Red Hat has
>  contributed greatly to the development of Linux in particular and the world
>  of Open Source in general. I also explained about fedora's core value:
>  freedom, friends, features, first.
>  I emphasize how important collaboration and how the fedora developers are
>  always trying to work as close as possible to the upstream project. That is
>  not important for fedora to have unique application, rather than became
>  exclusive application in a single distro, an application will be much more
>  useful if it is available in many distro (can be used by many people)
>  instead.
>
>  I was slightly introduced on the terms "Remix" and "Spins" and what
>  purpose and give them some examples.
>  I did not forget to invite the participants to join the fedora project and
>  I was informed about the Fedora Indonesia Community[1].
>
>  Because not many participants that are fedora users, when I talk on the
>  topic of "Fedora 17 Features" I did not linger to discuss what's new in
>  Fedora 17 but I would rather talk more about the other powerful features
>  that have long existed in the fedora. Presto, SystemD, SELinux, PackageKit,
>  Kickstart is a few of the many features that I think is interesting. And
>  here, I was mention again how unselfish fedora developers is, they want to
>  communicate and collaborate with developers of other distributions to
>  developing PackageKit. And how fedora to be a pioneer distro that adopt
>  SELinux, a kernel security feature developed by the NSA (National Security
>  Agency).
>
>  While in the last topic of "Common Installation Tips", I explain what
>  steps should be done after we install fedora. I was again reminded why
>  fedora by default do not support the mp3 format and do not include
>  proprietary software like nvidia drivers, dropbox, skype, etc.. Indeed, we
>  as end users  feeling a bit "uncomfortable" because we should install many
>  application from 3rd party repository.
>  For simplicity, I suggest to install fedorautils, autoplus and gnome tweak
>  tools.
>
>  You can download my presentation slide from SlideShare[2] or Scribd[3] if
>  you interested.
>
>  Aris Setyono from KaliUMM start to demonstrating the internet radio using
>  Icecast 2. Yudhi in the introduction was informed that this is one of the
>  research activities that have been done by KaliUMM.
>  These steps are demonstrated very easy to follow. Hopefully there are
>  participants who are interested to participate in this internet radio
>  implemented in their respective places.
>
>  Last turn, Rachmad Tsalaatsa guide the Webserver Load Balancing workshop.
>  The workshop begins with an explanation of what it is load balancing, the
>  types, how it works, the algorithms used, etc.. Continued by the
>  participants directly involved attempting to install and configure load
>  balancing on each desktop that has been provided by the committee.
>
>  This event was closed by party, taking picture, eating hotdog and drinking
>  accompanied by the strains of house music.
>
>  Thank you for KaliUMM, KOLAM and all the participants who have attended
>  the event. See you again at the next events :)
>
>  That was awesome! :) 
>  ps.
>  Photo documentation can be downloaded from:
>  - photos from Rachmad's camera [4]
>  - photos from My camera [5]
>  This event plan is already in fedora wiki [6]
>  You can read this report at my blog in Bahasa Indonesia [7]
>
>  [1] http://fedora.or.id
>  [2] http://www.slideshare.net/dheche/f17-inside-13274207
>  [3] http://www.scribd.com/doc/96669563/f17-Inside
>  [4]
>
> https://plus.google.com/photos/115416207082096539516/albums/5752612753728...
>  [5]
>  https://picasaweb.google.com/112635444238367820420/KOLAMKaliUMMBeefyMirac...
>  [6] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Release_Party_F17_Malang
>  [7]
>  http://dheche.songolimo.net/wp/index.php/2012/06/14/beefy-miracle-release...
>
>  --
>  [ dheche ]
>
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>  ambassadors(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
>  https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/ambassadors
>

[Prima Yogi Loviniltra]

Cool..
another release party from Indonesia.. \o/
On Jun 15, 2012 12:49 PM, "Arif Tri Waluyo" <arifiauo(a)fedoraproject.org&gt;
wrote:

>  On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 11:32 AM, Teguh DC
> <dheche(a)songolimo.net&gt; wrote:
>
> > Hello Ambassadors,
> >
> > This is probably the first time in Malang there are Fedora Release Party
> > Event, Fedora users in Malang are not as many as other distro users, so it
> > was natural that not many events held by us.
> >
> > Sunday (10/6) at the Information Technology Laboratory, 5th Floor Gedung
> > Kuliah Bersama (GKB) 3 at University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM), Fedora
> > 17 "Beefy Miracle" Release Party was finally held.
> >
> > The event itself started a bit late, delayed about 50 minutes away from
> > the original plan. Promptly at 9:50 AM the event started. That's not the
> > committee fault anyway, because at 9 AM the committee is already prepared,
> > only the participants who came rather late.
> > How lucky, friends in KaliUMM (Linux Users Group in UMM) can simply
> > improvise, to fill the silence they play several short films/video clips
> > about Linux and open source.
> >
> > When the participants had arrived, the chairman of KaliUMM, Yudhi
> > directly open the event. The first opportunity given to Zen Rooney,
> > chairman of KOLAM, who stepped forward and introduced KOLAM (Linux Users
> > Group in Malang).
> >
> > After that, it was my turn to bring material on Fedora, I regrouped into
> > three topics: Fedora Project, Fedora 17 Features and Common Installation
> > Tips.
> > On the first topic, Fedora Project, I invited the participants to know
> > more about the Fedora community, not just known fedora as a linux
> > distribution (distro). How this community that supported by Red Hat has
> > contributed greatly to the development of Linux in particular and the world
> > of Open Source in general. I also explained about fedora's core value:
> > freedom, friends, features, first.
> > I emphasize how important collaboration and how the fedora developers are
> > always trying to work as close as possible to the upstream project. That is
> > not important for fedora to have unique application, rather than became
> > exclusive application in a single distro, an application will be much more
> > useful if it is available in many distro (can be used by many people)
> > instead.
> >
> > I was slightly introduced on the terms "Remix" and "Spins" and
> what
> > purpose and give them some examples.
> > I did not forget to invite the participants to join the fedora project
> > and I was informed about the Fedora Indonesia Community[1].
> >
> > Because not many participants that are fedora users, when I talk on the
> > topic of "Fedora 17 Features" I did not linger to discuss what's new
> in
> > Fedora 17 but I would rather talk more about the other powerful features
> > that have long existed in the fedora. Presto, SystemD, SELinux, PackageKit,
> > Kickstart is a few of the many features that I think is interesting. And
> > here, I was mention again how unselfish fedora developers is, they want to
> > communicate and collaborate with developers of other distributions to
> > developing PackageKit. And how fedora to be a pioneer distro that adopt
> > SELinux, a kernel security feature developed by the NSA (National Security
> > Agency).
> >
> > While in the last topic of "Common Installation Tips", I explain what
> > steps should be done after we install fedora. I was again reminded why
> > fedora by default do not support the mp3 format and do not include
> > proprietary software like nvidia drivers, dropbox, skype, etc.. Indeed, we
> > as end users  feeling a bit "uncomfortable" because we should install many
> > application from 3rd party repository.
> > For simplicity, I suggest to install fedorautils, autoplus and gnome
> > tweak tools.
> >
> > You can download my presentation slide from SlideShare[2] or Scribd[3] if
> > you interested.
> >
> > Aris Setyono from KaliUMM start to demonstrating the internet radio using
> > Icecast 2. Yudhi in the introduction was informed that this is one of the
> > research activities that have been done by KaliUMM.
> > These steps are demonstrated very easy to follow. Hopefully there are
> > participants who are interested to participate in this internet radio
> > implemented in their respective places.
> >
> > Last turn, Rachmad Tsalaatsa guide the Webserver Load Balancing workshop.
> > The workshop begins with an explanation of what it is load balancing, the
> > types, how it works, the algorithms used, etc.. Continued by the
> > participants directly involved attempting to install and configure load
> > balancing on each desktop that has been provided by the committee.
> >
> > This event was closed by party, taking picture, eating hotdog and
> > drinking accompanied by the strains of house music.
> >
> > Thank you for KaliUMM, KOLAM and all the participants who have attended
> > the event. See you again at the next events :)
> >
> > That was awesome! :)
>
> > ps.
> > Photo documentation can be downloaded from:
> > - photos from Rachmad's camera [4]
> > - photos from My camera [5]
> > This event plan is already in fedora wiki [6]
> > You can read this report at my blog in Bahasa Indonesia [7]
> >
> > [1] http://fedora.or.id
> > [2] http://www.slideshare.net/dheche/f17-inside-13274207
> > [3] http://www.scribd.com/doc/96669563/f17-Inside
> > [4]
> >
> https://plus.google.com/photos/115416207082096539516/albums/5752612753728...
> > [5]
> >
> https://picasaweb.google.com/112635444238367820420/KOLAMKaliUMMBeefyMirac...
> > [6] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Release_Party_F17_Malang
> > [7]
> > http://dheche.songolimo.net/wp/index.php/2012/06/14/beefy-miracle-release...
> >
> > --
> > [ dheche ]
> >
> > --
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> > ambassadors(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
> > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/ambassadors
> >
>
>
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>

[ekoikhyar]

2012/6/15 Teguh DC <dheche(a)songolimo.net&gt;

>  Hello Ambassadors,
>
>  This is probably the first time in Malang there are Fedora Release Party
>  Event, Fedora users in Malang are not as many as other distro users, so it
>  was natural that not many events held by us.
>
>  Sunday (10/6) at the Information Technology Laboratory, 5th Floor Gedung
>  Kuliah Bersama (GKB) 3 at University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM), Fedora
>  17 "Beefy Miracle" Release Party was finally held.
>
>  The event itself started a bit late, delayed about 50 minutes away from
>  the original plan. Promptly at 9:50 AM the event started. That's not the
>  committee fault anyway, because at 9 AM the committee is already prepared,
>  only the participants who came rather late.
>  How lucky, friends in KaliUMM (Linux Users Group in UMM) can simply
>  improvise, to fill the silence they play several short films/video clips
>  about Linux and open source.
>
>  When the participants had arrived, the chairman of KaliUMM, Yudhi directly
>  open the event. The first opportunity given to Zen Rooney, chairman of
>  KOLAM, who stepped forward and introduced KOLAM (Linux Users Group in
>  Malang).
>
>  After that, it was my turn to bring material on Fedora, I regrouped into
>  three topics: Fedora Project, Fedora 17 Features and Common Installation
>  Tips.
>  On the first topic, Fedora Project, I invited the participants to know
>  more about the Fedora community, not just known fedora as a linux
>  distribution (distro). How this community that supported by Red Hat has
>  contributed greatly to the development of Linux in particular and the world
>  of Open Source in general. I also explained about fedora's core value:
>  freedom, friends, features, first.
>  I emphasize how important collaboration and how the fedora developers are
>  always trying to work as close as possible to the upstream project. That is
>  not important for fedora to have unique application, rather than became
>  exclusive application in a single distro, an application will be much more
>  useful if it is available in many distro (can be used by many people)
>  instead.
>
>  I was slightly introduced on the terms "Remix" and "Spins" and what
>  purpose and give them some examples.
>  I did not forget to invite the participants to join the fedora project and
>  I was informed about the Fedora Indonesia Community[1].
>
>  Because not many participants that are fedora users, when I talk on the
>  topic of "Fedora 17 Features" I did not linger to discuss what's new in
>  Fedora 17 but I would rather talk more about the other powerful features
>  that have long existed in the fedora. Presto, SystemD, SELinux, PackageKit,
>  Kickstart is a few of the many features that I think is interesting. And
>  here, I was mention again how unselfish fedora developers is, they want to
>  communicate and collaborate with developers of other distributions to
>  developing PackageKit. And how fedora to be a pioneer distro that adopt
>  SELinux, a kernel security feature developed by the NSA (National Security
>  Agency).
>
>  While in the last topic of "Common Installation Tips", I explain what
>  steps should be done after we install fedora. I was again reminded why
>  fedora by default do not support the mp3 format and do not include
>  proprietary software like nvidia drivers, dropbox, skype, etc.. Indeed, we
>  as end users  feeling a bit "uncomfortable" because we should install many
>  application from 3rd party repository.
>  For simplicity, I suggest to install fedorautils, autoplus and gnome tweak
>  tools.
>
>  You can download my presentation slide from SlideShare[2] or Scribd[3] if
>  you interested.
>
>  Aris Setyono from KaliUMM start to demonstrating the internet radio using
>  Icecast 2. Yudhi in the introduction was informed that this is one of the
>  research activities that have been done by KaliUMM.
>  These steps are demonstrated very easy to follow. Hopefully there are
>  participants who are interested to participate in this internet radio
>  implemented in their respective places.
>
>  Last turn, Rachmad Tsalaatsa guide the Webserver Load Balancing workshop.
>  The workshop begins with an explanation of what it is load balancing, the
>  types, how it works, the algorithms used, etc.. Continued by the
>  participants directly involved attempting to install and configure load
>  balancing on each desktop that has been provided by the committee.
>
>  This event was closed by party, taking picture, eating hotdog and drinking
>  accompanied by the strains of house music.
>
>  Thank you for KaliUMM, KOLAM and all the participants who have attended
>  the event. See you again at the next events :)
>
>  ps.
>  Photo documentation can be downloaded from:
>  - photos from Rachmad's camera [4]
>  - photos from My camera [5]
>  This event plan is already in fedora wiki [6]
>  You can read this report at my blog in Bahasa Indonesia [7]
>
>  [1] http://fedora.or.id
>  [2] http://www.slideshare.net/dheche/f17-inside-13274207
>  [3] http://www.scribd.com/doc/96669563/f17-Inside
>  [4]
>
> https://plus.google.com/photos/115416207082096539516/albums/5752612753728...
>  [5]
>  https://picasaweb.google.com/112635444238367820420/KOLAMKaliUMMBeefyMirac...
>  [6] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Release_Party_F17_Malang
>  [7]
>  http://dheche.songolimo.net/wp/index.php/2012/06/14/beefy-miracle-release...
>
>  --
>  [ dheche ]
>
>  --
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>  ambassadors(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
>  https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/ambassadors
>  
Hopefully, the other release parties in Indonesia will follow :)

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[Denny Nugraha]

Great..

2012/6/15 ekoikhyar <ekoikhyar(a)fedoraproject.org&gt;

>  2012/6/15 Teguh DC <dheche(a)songolimo.net&gt;
>
> > Hello Ambassadors,
> >
> > This is probably the first time in Malang there are Fedora Release Party
> > Event, Fedora users in Malang are not as many as other distro users, so it
> > was natural that not many events held by us.
> >
> > Sunday (10/6) at the Information Technology Laboratory, 5th Floor Gedung
> > Kuliah Bersama (GKB) 3 at University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM), Fedora
> > 17 "Beefy Miracle" Release Party was finally held.
> >
> > The event itself started a bit late, delayed about 50 minutes away from
> > the original plan. Promptly at 9:50 AM the event started. That's not the
> > committee fault anyway, because at 9 AM the committee is already prepared,
> > only the participants who came rather late.
> > How lucky, friends in KaliUMM (Linux Users Group in UMM) can simply
> > improvise, to fill the silence they play several short films/video clips
> > about Linux and open source.
> >
> > When the participants had arrived, the chairman of KaliUMM, Yudhi
> > directly open the event. The first opportunity given to Zen Rooney,
> > chairman of KOLAM, who stepped forward and introduced KOLAM (Linux Users
> > Group in Malang).
> >
> > After that, it was my turn to bring material on Fedora, I regrouped into
> > three topics: Fedora Project, Fedora 17 Features and Common Installation
> > Tips.
> > On the first topic, Fedora Project, I invited the participants to know
> > more about the Fedora community, not just known fedora as a linux
> > distribution (distro). How this community that supported by Red Hat has
> > contributed greatly to the development of Linux in particular and the world
> > of Open Source in general. I also explained about fedora's core value:
> > freedom, friends, features, first.
> > I emphasize how important collaboration and how the fedora developers are
> > always trying to work as close as possible to the upstream project. That is
> > not important for fedora to have unique application, rather than became
> > exclusive application in a single distro, an application will be much more
> > useful if it is available in many distro (can be used by many people)
> > instead.
> >
> > I was slightly introduced on the terms "Remix" and "Spins" and
> what
> > purpose and give them some examples.
> > I did not forget to invite the participants to join the fedora project
> > and I was informed about the Fedora Indonesia Community[1].
> >
> > Because not many participants that are fedora users, when I talk on the
> > topic of "Fedora 17 Features" I did not linger to discuss what's new
> in
> > Fedora 17 but I would rather talk more about the other powerful features
> > that have long existed in the fedora. Presto, SystemD, SELinux, PackageKit,
> > Kickstart is a few of the many features that I think is interesting. And
> > here, I was mention again how unselfish fedora developers is, they want to
> > communicate and collaborate with developers of other distributions to
> > developing PackageKit. And how fedora to be a pioneer distro that adopt
> > SELinux, a kernel security feature developed by the NSA (National Security
> > Agency).
> >
> > While in the last topic of "Common Installation Tips", I explain what
> > steps should be done after we install fedora. I was again reminded why
> > fedora by default do not support the mp3 format and do not include
> > proprietary software like nvidia drivers, dropbox, skype, etc.. Indeed, we
> > as end users  feeling a bit "uncomfortable" because we should install many
> > application from 3rd party repository.
> > For simplicity, I suggest to install fedorautils, autoplus and gnome
> > tweak tools.
> >
> > You can download my presentation slide from SlideShare[2] or Scribd[3] if
> > you interested.
> >
> > Aris Setyono from KaliUMM start to demonstrating the internet radio using
> > Icecast 2. Yudhi in the introduction was informed that this is one of the
> > research activities that have been done by KaliUMM.
> > These steps are demonstrated very easy to follow. Hopefully there are
> > participants who are interested to participate in this internet radio
> > implemented in their respective places.
> >
> > Last turn, Rachmad Tsalaatsa guide the Webserver Load Balancing workshop.
> > The workshop begins with an explanation of what it is load balancing, the
> > types, how it works, the algorithms used, etc.. Continued by the
> > participants directly involved attempting to install and configure load
> > balancing on each desktop that has been provided by the committee.
> >
> > This event was closed by party, taking picture, eating hotdog and
> > drinking accompanied by the strains of house music.
> >
> > Thank you for KaliUMM, KOLAM and all the participants who have attended
> > the event. See you again at the next events :)
> >
> > ps.
> > Photo documentation can be downloaded from:
> > - photos from Rachmad's camera [4]
> > - photos from My camera [5]
> > This event plan is already in fedora wiki [6]
> > You can read this report at my blog in Bahasa Indonesia [7]
> >
> > [1] http://fedora.or.id
> > [2] http://www.slideshare.net/dheche/f17-inside-13274207
> > [3] http://www.scribd.com/doc/96669563/f17-Inside
> > [4]
> >
> https://plus.google.com/photos/115416207082096539516/albums/5752612753728...
> > [5]
> >
> https://picasaweb.google.com/112635444238367820420/KOLAMKaliUMMBeefyMirac...
> > [6] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Release_Party_F17_Malang
> > [7]
> > http://dheche.songolimo.net/wp/index.php/2012/06/14/beefy-miracle-release...
> >
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[alejandro perez]

Excellent. Congrats.
On Fri, 2012-06-15 at 11:32 +0700, Teguh DC wrote:
>  Hello Ambassadors,
>  
>  
>  This is probably the first time in Malang there are Fedora Release
>  Party Event, Fedora users in Malang are not as many as other distro
>  users, so it was natural that not many events held by us.
>  
>  
>  Sunday (10/6) at the Information Technology Laboratory, 5th Floor
>  Gedung Kuliah Bersama (GKB) 3 at University of Muhammadiyah Malang
>  (UMM), Fedora 17 "Beefy Miracle" Release Party was finally held.
>  
>  
>  The event itself started a bit late, delayed about 50 minutes away
>  from the original plan. Promptly at 9:50 AM the event started. That's
>  not the committee fault anyway, because at 9 AM the committee is
>  already prepared, only the participants who came rather late. 
>  How lucky, friends in KaliUMM (Linux Users Group in UMM) can simply
>  improvise, to fill the silence they play several short films/video
>  clips about Linux and open source.
>  
>  
>  When the participants had arrived, the chairman of KaliUMM, Yudhi
>  directly open the event. The first opportunity given to Zen Rooney,
>  chairman of KOLAM, who stepped forward and introduced KOLAM (Linux
>  Users Group in Malang).
>  
>  
>  After that, it was my turn to bring material on Fedora, I regrouped
>  into three topics: Fedora Project, Fedora 17 Features and Common
>  Installation Tips. 
>  On the first topic, Fedora Project, I invited the participants to know
>  more about the Fedora community, not just known fedora as a linux
>  distribution (distro). How this community that supported by Red Hat
>  has contributed greatly to the development of Linux in particular and
>  the world of Open Source in general. I also explained about fedora's
>  core value: freedom, friends, features, first. 
>  I emphasize how important collaboration and how the fedora developers
>  are always trying to work as close as possible to the upstream
>  project. That is not important for fedora to have unique application,
>  rather than became exclusive application in a single distro, an
>  application will be much more useful if it is available in many distro
>  (can be used by many people) instead.
>  
>  
>  I was slightly introduced on the terms "Remix" and "Spins" and what
>  purpose and give them some examples. 
>  I did not forget to invite the participants to join the fedora project
>  and I was informed about the Fedora Indonesia Community[1].
>  
>  
>  Because not many participants that are fedora users, when I talk on
>  the topic of "Fedora 17 Features" I did not linger to discuss what's
>  new in Fedora 17 but I would rather talk more about the other powerful
>  features that have long existed in the fedora. Presto, SystemD,
>  SELinux, PackageKit, Kickstart is a few of the many features that I
>  think is interesting. And here, I was mention again how unselfish
>  fedora developers is, they want to communicate and collaborate with
>  developers of other distributions to developing PackageKit. And how
>  fedora to be a pioneer distro that adopt SELinux, a kernel security
>  feature developed by the NSA (National Security Agency).
>  
>  
>  While in the last topic of "Common Installation Tips", I explain what
>  steps should be done after we install fedora. I was again reminded why
>  fedora by default do not support the mp3 format and do not include
>  proprietary software like nvidia drivers, dropbox, skype, etc..
>  Indeed, we as end users  feeling a bit "uncomfortable" because we
>  should install many application from 3rd party repository. 
>  For simplicity, I suggest to install fedorautils, autoplus and gnome
>  tweak tools.
>  
>  
>  You can download my presentation slide from SlideShare[2] or Scribd[3]
>  if you interested.
>  
>  
>  Aris Setyono from KaliUMM start to demonstrating the internet radio
>  using Icecast 2. Yudhi in the introduction was informed that this is
>  one of the research activities that have been done by KaliUMM. 
>  These steps are demonstrated very easy to follow. Hopefully there are
>  participants who are interested to participate in this internet radio
>  implemented in their respective places.
>  
>  
>  Last turn, Rachmad Tsalaatsa guide the Webserver Load Balancing
>  workshop. The workshop begins with an explanation of what it is load
>  balancing, the types, how it works, the algorithms used, etc..
>  Continued by the participants directly involved attempting to install
>  and configure load balancing on each desktop that has been provided by
>  the committee.
>  
>  
>  This event was closed by party, taking picture, eating hotdog and
>  drinking accompanied by the strains of house music. 
>  
>  
>  Thank you for KaliUMM, KOLAM and all the participants who have
>  attended the event. See you again at the next events :)
>  
>  
>  ps. 
>  Photo documentation can be downloaded from: 
>  - photos from Rachmad's camera [4] 
>  - photos from My camera [5]
>  This event plan is already in fedora wiki [6]
>  You can read this report at my blog in Bahasa Indonesia [7]
>  
>  
>  [1] http://fedora.or.id
>  [2] http://www.slideshare.net/dheche/f17-inside-13274207
>  [3] http://www.scribd.com/doc/96669563/f17-Inside
>  [4]
>
> https://plus.google.com/photos/115416207082096539516/albums/5752612753728...
>  [5]
>  https://picasaweb.google.com/112635444238367820420/KOLAMKaliUMMBeefyMirac...
>  [6] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Release_Party_F17_Malang
>  [7]
>  http://dheche.songolimo.net/wp/index.php/2012/06/14/beefy-miracle-release...
>  
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