Last Updated: 2023-08-30

Jon Newbolt

Jon Newbolt is a Technical Architect with the Microsoft Technology Center in St Louis. He remembers installing linux distributions from alphabetically labeled floppies. As a passionate technologist, he helps customers solve business problems with technology.

Presentations By Jon Newbolt

SLUUG - November 8, 2023

Design a collage-style image based on the following descriptions: Start with a background expressing a gradient transitioning from dark blue to light blue, similar to the Windows 11 color scheme. At the center, feature an illustration of a computer screen displaying the Windows 11 desktop, with an Android app open, symbolizing the integration of Android apps into Windows 11. The Android app window should include an identifiable icon or UI element. Include near the center a simplified icon that combines the Windows and Android logos, representing the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), flanking the computer screen. Incorporate the Amazon Appstore logo near the Android app window. Implement small icons or graphics near the computer screen, denoting development tools including the Android Debug Bridge (ADB), such as a wrench or gear icon. On one side of the collage, include an illustration of a terminal window with some generic command lines and visual representations of script recording, such as a red 'REC' icon and a green 'PLAY' icon. Scattered in the background, introduce smaller, semi-transparent icons, symbolizing the community and user groups, such as a group of people and a speech bubble for communication. The contour of the image should follow a modern flat design with clean lines and minimalistic details, adhering to a harmonious color palette of blues and greens. The image should be ideal for a blog header, with dimensions preferably 1200px wide by 675px high.

Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)

By: Jon Newbolt

Script Recording - Record and Playback Terminal Sessions

By: Stan Reichardt

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SLUUG - September 13, 2023

Generate an image following a modern and slightly abstract theme that creates a visual synergy between Windows, Linux, and Emacs. The background should be a soft gradient transitioning from light blue (symbolizing Windows) to dark gray/black (signifying Linux terminal). In the center, place the Windows logo. Around it, arrange a semi-circle featuring the logos of various Linux distributions: Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE, and Kali Linux, showing integration. Towards the right, integrate the Emacs logo. Include a minimalist terminal icon, spanning both the Windows and Linux gradient halves, symbolizing ease-of-use across command-line interfaces. Incorporate circuit-like lines or tech lines connecting different logos, along with a faint icon of a monitor displaying code snippets in the background. All of these elements should be further enhanced by a harmonious color scheme made up of blues, Ubuntu oranges, green from SUSE, and red tones from Emacs.

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Primer

By: Jon Newbolt

How to get started in emacs

By: Steve Stegmann

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