Presentations about: text-editor

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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SLUUG - August 9, 2023

Create a visually appealing layout for a blog post image. Use a modern gradient background transitioning from a soft blue on the left to a deeper blue on the right. On the left side, place an image of a dolphin that signifies a popular database system, surrounded by subtle database icons for depth. Incorporate the concept of backup and restore with an icon featuring a server stack and an arrow indicating a restore process. On the right side, display a logo denoting a text editor in green, along with a split-screen graphic filled with code snippets, mimicking the side-by-side editing feature. In the center, leave a merging area that subtly signifies the connection between the two technologies, without any text. Preserve plenty of white space for a clean, professional look. All logos and icons should be high-quality, clean vector graphics to maintain sharpness and detail.

Hot restore of a MySQL database

By: Lee Lammert

VIM Side by Side

By: Stan Reichardt

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STLLUG - June 22, 2023

Create a tech-themed blog announcement image with the following characteristics: the background should be sleek and dark, evoking the atmosphere of a coding environment. The primary colors should be deep greys and blacks contrasted with accent colors of bright green, whites, and light greys. The central design should be a large computer screen or laptop, displaying the interface of the vi/VIM text editor. To the side of this screen, place a logo familiar in its design but unrelated to any real brands. Throughout the design, integrate soft visual elements representing code (e.g., brackets, tags). To symbolize a progression of learning in 7 steps, incorporate a subtle abstract flow, such as a series of small dots or arrows, meandering across the image. Ensure the top section of the design is less detailed to allow for a blog title overlay. For the bottom section, add delicate coding symbols to provide depth without detracting from the central image. The graphic design elements should maintain their original ratios and exude a professional aesthetic.

Learning vi/VIM in 7 lessons

By: Stan Reichardt

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SLUUG - November 9, 2022

Generate a detailed image of a developer's workstation, with a high-resolution monitor displaying code in a code editor, alongside a keyboard and an organized desk setup. A slightly blurred background focuses the view on the central elements. In the central spot, a large logo implicitly signifying a code editor program should attract attention, surrounded by four smaller logos illustrating key aspects of coding: a lightbulb (indicating features that ease software development), an HTML/CSS snippet (denoting intuitive markup language editing feature), a puzzle piece (representing helpful extensions), and a palette (depicting customizable themes). Scatter subtle, abstract tech-themed graphics like circuit board patterns, code snippets, or geometric shapes across the background to increase their visual appeal. The color scheme should cover a dark mode aesthetic with soft blue, green, and purple shades matching the hues commonly associated with modern coding environments.

Visual Studio Code - Installing, Configuring, & Using

By: Scott Granneman

Searching for Applications

By: Stan Reichardt

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SLUUG - September 14, 2022

Envision an image with the harmony of soft blue and white hues forming a tranquil cloudscape in the background, symbolizing the serenity of the cloud environment. In the center, depict a stylized image of a server, or perhaps a rack of servers, to signify cloud-based solutions. Towards the top-right corner, place a hint of a green abstract logo, similar but not identical to any existing brand to stay copyright compliant, subtly hinting at a particular cloud service provider. Near the bottom-middle, draw an endearing black and white bird with an orange beak, evoking the spirit of an open-source community but not exactly mimicking the Linux mascot. Sprinkle the image with subtle elements of network connection lines, indicating connectivity, and subtly incorporate visuals of a shield and a bar graph to signify robust security and performance. The color palette should relay a bright and inviting tone.

Archiving Web Pages

By: Scott Granneman

Securing WordPress

By: Scott Granneman

Setting up a Linode

By: Scott Granneman

Visual Studio Code

By: Scott Granneman

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SLUUG - August 11, 2021

Design a futuristic and technology-focused blog announcement image. The background should be a sleek, dark-themed gradient that transitions smoothly from deep blue at the bottom to black at the top. Add a slight metallic texture overlay for a polished, sleek appearance. A glowing holographic representation of an unspecified logo should be placed in the center to create a modern, high-tech visual. Surround the logo with semi-transparent lines and geometric shapes, subtle neon light beams and geometric light accents. Integrate faint digital code snippets and binary strings into the background to emphasize coding aspects. The dominant color palette includes dark tones (black, deep blue), with contrasting light effects in electric blue and soft white.

Kubernettes, SUSE Rancher, OpenSuSE LEAP to SLE(SUSE Linux Enterprise), config SALT

By: Michael Carrington

EMACS Editor Intro

By: Steve Stegmann

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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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