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DESCRIPTION:Summary:&#13\;\n&#13\;\nClear Linux OS is dead. For a lot of 
 people who knew what Clear Linux OS was\, that is sad. For a few people 
 who worked on it\, it's a giant loss of everything that we built\, and e
 verything we accomplished. Most of it was never made public - all the se
 cret sauce.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nI'm going to present why this was such a loss
  for everyone\, and not just the users. The main thought is that we didn
 't just start a cool Linux distro. Because what we had to do was to appe
 ase the corporate lawyers\, the Security guys\, the product guys\, and t
 he management of the company\, that doing Clear Linux OS was not a risk.
  And that it was a good idea to begin with.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nAnd this mean
 s specifically that Compliance was important. And that we had a well oil
 ed machine to keep producing updates\, securely\, and deliver speed and 
 excellence to our users. And we did so - twice a day - for almost a deca
 de.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nThis talk is going to be specifically about what I'm 
 doing today to build a new OSS Linux Distribution factory. A machine tha
 t builds the distribution\, that does all these things. And it does it w
 ith compliance at heart. And I'll tell you why I'm doing it like this. S
 o that you can understand what is going to come out of it in the future\
 , and what the value of that will be.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nFollow the project 
 at https://ur.foo-projects.org/ and come listen to my talk!&#13\;\n&#13\
 ;\nBio:&#13\;\n&#13\;\nAuke (pronunciation provided on request) Kok is a
  Dutch person living in Oregon since 2005\, when he decided to quit a pe
 rfectly good job and move there\, assuming it would be a good place to w
 ork on Linux stuff (and get paid). Before that period\, he already studi
 ed CS in Amsterdam under Andrew Tanenbaum of Minix fame\, and was a proj
 ect lead for a Source-Based Linux Distribution. After the move to Oregon
  he worked for Intel for 17 years doing a little kernel work\, and a lot
  of Linux Distribution Engineering. Auke founded the Clear Linux project
  with a few others\, and built the distribution from scratch\, and it wa
 s pretty neat. Nowadays he's no longer at Intel\, and has figured out th
 at Linux Kernel work isn't what he likes to do. So he decided to start a
  new Linux Distro project again\, but this time\, it's serious. Aside be
 ing obsessed about Linux Distributions and how they should work\, Auke t
 ries to stay in shape by rock climbing\, and taking care of his own litt
 le piece of Oregon Forest up somewhere in the hills\, together with his 
 wife and three kids. To keep the house heated\, he provides his experien
 ce and skills to Verge.IO where he is building the future Linux OS produ
 ct that this company will offer as a product for those that wish to move
  away from VMWare and hosting their own private Cloud Infrastructure. Au
 ke's blog posts can be found at ur.foo-projects.org. \n\nTags: plug\, li
 nux\, clear linux successor\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/event
 s/1250482795
URL:https://pdxlinux.org/
SUMMARY:Portland Linux/Unix Group General Monthly Meeting: a new OSS Linu
 x Distribution factory\, with Auke Kok
LOCATION:Portland State University Fourth Avenue Building (FAB) Room FAB 
 86-01: 1900 Southwest 4th Avenue\, Portland OR 97201 US
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