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Nice collection of support tools monitoring apps for snmp and a CLI for the HP raid controller. Definitely worth looking at if you are running debian or ubuntu boxes on HP proliant servers:

HP ProLiant Support Pack CD

Photos from the Philadelphia Karmic Release party have been posted:

•  http://gallery.ubuntupennsylvania.org/main.php?g2_itemId=857
•  http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahotw/sets/72157622579059915/

Thanks to everyone who showed up, 13 in total, and a special thanks to those of you who came from out of state (a couple folks from New Jersey, one from Maryland!) and everyone who got in the spirit of Halloween and dressed up

I briefly stopped by the Ubuntu-ZA Karmic release party, held at the University of Cape Town. It was quite refreshing to chat to Jonathan Carter(highvoltage) after so long. I also got the chance to meet David Rubin(drubin) and Michael Gorvan(cocooncrash) in person. Although, I had not been there long enough to sit in on any of the talks, the experience was quite pleasant. I hope to manage my time more efficiently for the next release party, so I may participate more.

Ubuntu Florida LoCo Family

We celebrated our local team’s 2nd birthday and the release of Karmic Koala with a huge party in Central Florida that drew members from every corner of the state for good food, good friends, and lots of fun!

mhall119′s pictures: http://picasaweb.google.com/mhall119/UbuntuFLBirthdayBash#

itnet7′s pictures: http://picasaweb.google.com/itnet7/Birthday_Bash2009#

The Ubuntu Georgia LoCo and ALE will be holding an Ubuntu 9.10 install fest at ITT-Tech Atlanta.

When:
Saturday, November 21st, 2009, 9am-5pm

Where:
ITT Tech
1745 Phoenix Blvd # 100
Atlanta, GA
(Map)
Enter the ITT Tech building at the north end, front doors on the east side are kept locked on the weekends.

We'll have free CDs, installation help, and just some time to hang out with other Linux users from around the area!

Bring your friends who want to learn more about Ubuntu, bring your machines to install or upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10!