VTLUUG:Roadmap
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[edit] Action Items
This list is for items that need to happen in the near future.
- Update the wiki
- Print Gobblerfest handouts
- Reserve an InstallFest room
- Make InstallFest flyers
- Make a getting started after the InstallFest wiki page
- Arrange a lunchtime sysadmin meeting
- #vtluug Bot
- Document Linux tablet usage
- Schedule fall speakers
- Setup email
[edit] Long-Term
Below are tasks that can be put off for some time but should be acted upon eventually.
[edit] Activities
- Work on Hokie Linux
- Write wiki templates
- Expand wiki coverage of using Linux and Free Software for coursework
- Recruit (esp. on campus and from Blacksburg High)
- Strengthen corporate recruiting and sponsorship ties
- Write DyKnow-compatible client
[edit] Infrastructure
- Wikimedia mobile deployment
- Add symbol copy area to MediaWiki footer
- Use transclusion for VTLUUG portal
[edit] Tangibles
- T-Shirts (Find somewhere cheaper than Exper-Ts?)
- Stickers
- Thumb drives to preinstall Hokie Linux on
[edit] Someday/Maybe
Activities that are under consideration include:
- Document access to the Montgomery Regional Hospital wireless network
- IRC statistics ([1]?), idlerpg
- Use static OSM maps [2] on the wiki
- Set up an local OSM tile server
- Build a RepRap
- Write nice pedestrian-oriented map renderer style sheets
- Publicity
- T-shirts and stickers
- Generic tablecards
- WUVT PSA
- Sustainable and automated publicity
- Infrastructure
- Server for SCSI raid box
- SSL certificate
[edit] InstallFest
- Publicity
- Tablecards
- Flyers
- Internet publicity
- Logistics
- Building access (VTPD)
- PXE boot
- Power strips, switches, cables
[edit] Hacking Competition
- Format
- Wireless component?
- Logistics
- Sponsorship
[edit] Round tables
- (CS, ECE software side - Hacking open source projects for grades)
- ECE hardware side - Free Software for digital and analog circuits
- Using QUCS in class
- Free Software schematic capture, simulation, routing and layout software for the Open Electronics Lab - Fedora electronics remix
- CoE - Chat with Dean Scales, faculty technology committee about the computer requirement
- Engineering education
- OCS - i.e. improving assignment notification
[edit] Tech Talks
- Real-time talk in March
- Android talk
- PIM talk
- OpenStreetMap talk
- Educational portion
- Showoff portion
- osm3d
- TerpNav
- Others (Always Innovating, Randy Marchany, John Harris, Godmar Back, Ico Bukvic?)
[edit] Funding applications
- SouthEast Linux Fest
- USENIX Security Symposium

