Hello All,
This is a re-posting of an e-mail initiated by Judy Taylour, APCUG Representative of SLO Bytes parent organization, APCUG
Ralph Sutter
DECEMBER 2022
WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS
9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT, 12 pm ET
December 14, 2022
'Tis the season for taking pictures & videos
Preserving your digital photos
Mark Schulman
and
Record 4k resolution videos with your smartphone
John Krout
December 28, 2022
Learning Linux
We want to hear from you at the end of '22
New through more experienced Linux users
The Linux Team
December 14 – Preserving Digital Photos and Record 4k resolution videos with your smartphone
Register for this workshop -
https://forms.gle/oHcBYCiVYZZetnXF7 Preserving Digital Photos with Mark Schulman. Digital photos ought to last forever. Digital photos don't fade with time and can protect against natural disasters like fire and floods. That's the theory, anyway. And yet, if you're one of the millions of people with a digital camera, the chances of your great-grandchildren ever seeing your digital photos are very slim. Find out why the odds are stacked against you and what you can do to increase the chances that your family historian 200 years from now will be able to enjoy the photos you're taking now.
Record 4K resolution Video with your smartphone or tablet with John Krout. Modern top-of-the-line smartphones can shoot 4K resolution videos, meaning 8.3 megapixels resolution. However, suppose your slightly older smartphone or tablet has a camera with an 8.3-megapixel resolution. In that case, this presentation will show you a free app to shoot 4K resolution videos on your Apple or Android phone. In addition, you will see a comparison of file sizes by different 4K video apps. Finally, decide for yourself which app does the best recording for your needs.
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December 28 - Learning Linux
We want to hear from you at the end of 22, new through more experienced users.
The Linux Team: Orv Beach, Cal Esneault, John Kennedy, and Dave Melton
Register for this workshop -
https://forms.gle/812YiZZmBb9NEED36 Due to the holidays, we've moved the December Linux workshop to the 4th Wednesday. We hope you have a very Happy Holiday season. As we wrap things up, we want to hear from you at the end of '22. The team is sure there are some lingering questions you might want to ask or topics you might want to clarify. Is there something you would like to see again, or do you want to share some great news about Linux? We want to hear from anyone and everyone. Whether you are new to Linux, someone giving it a try from what you've learned in these workshops, or a more experienced user that wants to share information with the group or be there to help answer questions. We are also looking for suggestions for what the Learning Linux Workshops should be in '23. If you want to get your questions or things you'd like to see on the agenda (so you are guaranteed to get an answer), please email the "Host" at jkennedy@apcug.org so the team can prepare the response or demo. See everyone at the end of the month.
Bill James will tell us about his first-time experience with Linux.
