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Upcoming Meetings


Unless otherwise noted, our meetings are held on the first Tuesday and third Monday of each month, from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.

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Future Meetings:

  • [geek:2] Monday, June 17, 2013
    Micah Cowan - "Exploring the Terminal"
    Location: Davis Public Library, Blanchard Room

    Everything you ever wanted to know about the terminal:

    • how terminals work,
    • the special codes used to move the cursor to different positions, set colors and graphical effects, draw dialogs, or designate character encodings,
    • the terminfo and termcap databases for terminal features,

    and how to:

    • make a custom color bash prompt,
    • record and play back terminal sessions,
    • create interactive demos to run on the terminal, and
    • manage a set of "virtual" terminals you can disconnect from and reconnect to, using tools called terminal multiplexers.

    Various useful utility programs will be covered in the course of this talk, including:

    script, scriptreplay
    Record and playback terminal sessions.
    teseq, reseq
    Written by the speaker.
    Explain invisible sequences of characters that control the terminal, using plain English, and turn those explanations back into terminal control sequences.
    Also useful for creating interactive demos to run on the terminal, out of terminal sessions recorded with the script command (above).
    screen, tmux
    Portions written by the speaker.
    Set up terminals you can detach from, and reconnect to later (very useful for leaving things running on a server, and reconnecting from elsewhere to see the results).
    prompt-jobs.sh
    Written by the speaker.
    Instantly add color and an abbreviated suspended jobs list to your interactive shell prompt.

    Note on this talk's technical level: Terminal features can be a very technical subject; however, it is believed that there will be something of interest to audience members of any technical skill, if they find themselves using the terminal. No previous knowledge of terminals will be assumed for this talk.

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  • [geek:0] Tuesday, July 2, 2013
    - "Social gathering"
    Location: Crepeville

    An informal social gathering over dinner at Crepeville restaurant in downtwon Davis.

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  • [geek:0] Monday, July 15, 2013
    Speaker TBA - "Topic TBA"
    Location: Davis Public Library, Blanchard Room

    Speaker and topic TBA.

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