Stl Linux Unix Users Group

STLLUG - March 18, 2021

Create a futuristic and high-tech image for a presentation about 'Local Kubernetes For Dummies'. The background should represent a holographic-style grid subtly glowing in shades of blue and purple, giving a sense of depth and modern technology. In the center, slightly elevated, render an icon of a stylized ship's wheel in a glowing neon-blue hue, symbolizing Kubernetes. Attached at the bottom left to this icon using glowing path lines, design an icon of a whale with containers on it in a contrasting glowing green hue, to represent Docker. Similarly, on the right side of Kubernetes icon, linked via glowing lines, place an icon signifying Helm in glowing orange hue. Throughout the grid background, place small abstract tech icons (nodes, containers, etc.). Overlay the background with a gentle layer of binary code or circuit patterns. Ensure to use subtle gradients and light flares around the icons to make them stand out. The image should maintain professional, clean, and not overly crowded aesthetics.

Local Kubernetes For Dummies

By: Andrew Denner

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SLUUG - March 10, 2021

Craft a futuristic, technology-oriented image with a dark, sleek background. Elements of digital grid or intricate circuit designs softly glowing add to the cybernetic vibe. On one side of the composition, exhibit a vibrant, star-like symbol adding contrast, while on the opposite end, manifest a keyhole within a circle symbol. The central design element should depict an abstract representation of data flow or information exchange, possibly through code lines, binary digits, or holographic interconnected nodes. Accentuate the image with soft glowing highlights in blues and greens around these crucial elements, against the dark backdrop. Incorporate floating digital shards or holographic overlays for depth and movement. Ensure the design guides the viewer's eye from the star symbol, through the data flow, to the keyhole, narrating a connection between programming and cybersecurity.

The Raku (Perl 6) language 'hypers and gathers and takes oh my'

By: Steven Lembark

1Password Explained

By: Scott Granneman

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STLLUG - February 18, 2021

Create a futuristic and technological themed image with a sleek, dark background incorporating shades of deep blue and black. Include a subtle glowing network grid effect to signify connectivity and technology integration. At the center, place a green chameleon logo (while avoiding explicit reference to identifiable trademarks), subtly glowing for a cutting-edge appearance. On the left, place a little blue cow icon with a futuristic shine. On the right, add a ship wheel logo also subtly illuminated. Incorporate semi-transparent elements representing containerized systems as abstract shapes or icons. Integrate subtle visual effects like circuit lines and data flow animations around the logos to symbolize data interchange and advanced technology integration. Add a faint, white light at the top of the image, creating a halo effect around the logos.

Update on SuSE

By: Michael Carrington

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SLUUG - February 10, 2021

Create an image visualizing Tech Fusion Futurism concept for a blog. The setting is a sleek, dark digital space gradient transitioning from deep blue to black. The centerpiece is a large holographic representation of a Git commit history tree with nodes and connecting lines. Surrounding the tree are semi-transparent cards demonstrating a Git project's main parts (working folder, staging area, and repository), and small pulsating data points symbolizing git objects. On the left, there is a prominently placed Git logo and to the right, an Emacs logo blending into the aesthetic yet maintaining its significance. Nearby is a stylized folder icon representing Speedbar. All elements emit soft futuristic glows against the dark background, hexagonal grid patterns subtly included with thin, glowing energy lines racing across, connecting Git and Emacs together. This design reflects the essence of Git's structure and Emacs' file organization to resonate with the advanced open-source community in a sleek, modern and tech-focused aesthetic.

A Gentle Introduction to git

By: Robert Citek

SpeedBar a tool for Fast File Access (In Emacs)

By: Steve Stegmann

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STLLUG - January 21, 2021

A high-tech cybersecurity image to announce a major upgrade of OpenVAS. The backdrop is a complex digital network with pathways and nodes, colored in hues of blue and green. The central element in the foreground is the textless OpenVAS logo, subtly larger and glowing. It is surrounded by graphics representing vulnerability assessment tools like shields, padlocks, warning icons, and network nodes. Logos of HTTP/HTTPS to the left, FTP to the right, SSH below, and SMTP above hover around the OpenVAS logo without any text, adding to the complexity of the image. Layered on top of this are soft green digital matrix-like lines of code, creating additional depth and highlighting the theme of programming. All these elements combine to create a clean, modern flat design with slight gradients and shadows for depth, signifying OpenVAS's advanced features and capabilities.

openVAS - Major Upgrade

By: Tony Zafiropoulos

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SLUUG - January 13, 2021

Create a futuristic and technology-infused image that represents a digital workspace or a lab environment. The background is minimalist, with a gradient from deep blue at the top to black at the bottom, signifying depth and focus. Faint binary code or matrix-style text cascades downwards, underscoring the tech-driven nature of the landscape. The foreground consists of two primary elements. The first - an abstract representation of a classic terminal window with color-coded text and unique symbols symbolizing a customized 'whereis' Project. A diagram of digital icons showcases organization. The second - a Raspberry Pi enveloped by digital music notes and waveforms to signify a Hand Held Music Box. A faint outline of a remote control signal implies remote management capabilities. Incorporate logos of Linux and Git, along with sleek, high-tech interfaces like holographic displays and digital touchpads. Hexagonal shapes softly dispersed in the background add a modern touch. Use cool tones and gradients throughout, with a mild glow effect around the main elements. Add subtle illustrations of network nodes or interconnecting lines to represent collaboration and community. Insert a digital clock or calendar to highlight the ongoing nature of the workspace.

Customized "whereis" project

By: Robert C. Hansen

Hand Held Music Box

By: Lee Lammert

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