
The most awesome Ardour (a linux-based Digital Audio Workstation) will be explained and demonstrated by the delightful and talented Benny Powers.
If you ever wanted to run a recording studio on your linux box, you MUST attend. The is no fee to attend, but there will be a pay-what-you-can jar, to thank Mr Powers for bringing us this amazing demo.
Ardour is a linux-based Digital Audio Workstation capable of professional-grade multi-track recording and post-production.
Dafydd Hughes and David McCallum will give a workshop on PD (Pure Data) : a real-time music and multimedia environment. I have no idea how it works, but Dafydd creates hits with it (with Feist) so it's gotta be good !

Join us Sunday afternoon as Ben Powers demonstrates some of the amazing things you can do with open source software, including ALSA, JACK Hydrogen and Ardour. Ben is working on an Ardour tutorial.
Thanks Dave Sullivan for your workshop on Ubuntu and thanks to the people at the Linux Café for hosting it. Dave did the impossible; answered all our questions and kept to his agenda despite some video technical problems. In addition to learning about Ubuntu, an animal rights activist from the audience freed a Goldfish and we got to watch it swim about the desktop. If you haven't tried this just press Alt+F2 and type “free the fish” (without the quotes).
A delightful dozen people showed up to find out more about their favorite new operating system. We learned a lot; the install, partitioning your drive, how to install and uninstall applications, and why you should always check to make sure your demo laptop works with the projector BEFORE the workshop ;-) Thanks to Dave Sullivan, for a solid presentation, and let's do this again regularly, OK ?
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NOTICE; the location for this event has changed !
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- Date: Saturday November 4th, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Place: Innovation Toronto, 169 Eastern Ave.
(intersection of Eastern and St. Laurence, 1 block
south of King, just west of the Don Valley).

is a GPL licensed suite of programs that allow you to build the mythical home media convergence box on your own using Open Source software and operating systems. MythTV is known to work on Linux and Mac OS X (PowerPC and Intel). It does not run on Windows.

New event at linuxcaffe: HEALTH and WELL-BEING WORKSHOP
What is health and well-being?
What does it really mean to be healthy?
Join us Friday for an informal discussion of these issues by Matvey Kipershtein. Matvey's background as a software engineer and current career as a massage therapist gives him a very intimate connection to both computer and health realms.
The next PegaSoft dinner meeting is Thursday, October 19, 2007 at 7:00
pm at the Linux Caffe. Please email a confirmation if you are planning
to attend so I can pass along accurate numbers to the Caffe. Attendance
is free but you'll have to pay for your own eats.
Presentation topic: "Introduction to JavaScript". Ken will present an
overview of the strengths and weaknesses of JavaScript, discuss it's
importance to web development and will give some examples of techniques
that all web developers should know.
For more information about PegaSoft monthly dinner meetings, including
PegaSoft is one of the oldest Linux companies in the world. Based in Toronto, Canada, we are Part user group and part commercial company, an association of Linux professionals determined to promote Linux in Canada. Get PegaSoft working for you.
Date: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 7:00 pm
Location: Linux Caffe
Topic: "An Introduction to SQL"


