Presentations about: history

STLLUG - May 16, 2024

Create a modern, clean image representing the evolution of computing technologies from 1980 to the present. It should feature a blue gradient background transitioning from dark (left, past) to light (right, present). A horizontal timeline across the middle should mark each decade with a small circle or node, and include non-copyrighted equivalents of iconic tech logos from each era. Morphing symbols of computing devices from large, old mainframes to sleek modern ones should intersperse along the timeline. Subtle line drawings or silhouettes of iconic hardware like a floppy disk, CD, USB stick, and SSD should scatter along the timeline. Use a complementary color palette - primarily blues and greys, with accents in bright colors for pop. The layout must include an empty space at the top for the blog title and text, the timeline with logos and icons in the middle, and a slight shadow or fade effect at the bottom to add depth. Make sure to keep it wordless for universal understanding, focusing on visual impact and storytelling, and maintaining high resolution for clarity and professionalism.

The History of Computing since 1980

By: Scott Granneman

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SLUUG - March 13, 2024

Create an image divided into two halves. The left side showcases a retro, sepia-toned background with elements of vintage computer hardware: punch cards, reel-to-reel tapes, a large 5-megabyte hard drive and iconic machines from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. The right side embodies a modern, sleek, high-tech feel and features a high-resolution image of a server rack, the Debian logo, multi-user server icon, and subtle icons for cloud computing and uptime monitoring. In the middle, visualize the transition between the two eras with a gradient or dissolve effect, and include a symbolic element that denotes the digital transformation, such as a timeline arrow.

The History of Computing since 1968

By: Scott Granneman

Upgrading 2 releases of Debian on web/email server. Part 2

By: Lee Lammert

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SLUUG - January 10, 2024

Generate an image that represents the theme 'History of the Shell.' The background should be a dark, textured terminal screen with a gradient to resemble a classic command-line interface. Position a timeline path across the image, indicating different historical milestones. Along this timeline, place iconic illustrations of historic computers and shell types such as an old IBM mainframe, a vintage UNIX system, and various old terminals. Insert the logos for MULTICS, GE GECOS, and IBM at appropriate points on the timeline, with each logo receiving a subtle glow effect. At the end of the timeline, depict a modern computer screen featuring a terminal window with a Bash shell prompt. Subtle glow effects and color accents using greens for terminal input text and amber for the old terminals should be applied. Ensure that there are no superfluous words or letters, except for the necessary logos.

SystemD Timers vs cron

By: Sean Twiehaus

History of the Shell

By: Ed Howland

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