Update: Alisa had to postpone her presentation, but we will reschedule.

Christian Snyder worked on a digital storytelling project for Reception House, a local refugee settlement agency. He developed a workflow to help new refugees share their stories on social media, and he turned to open source for help. Among the tools he recommended was OpenShot, the free software video. Christian will discuss the project and lead us through the technology decisions he made.

This meeting will be held on BigBlueButton: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug . There will be no passcode.

Mikalai Birukou will give us an update about his 3NWeb project. He writes:

There is no separate cybersphere, there is only life here. Online is real  life. Your digital rights are no different from everyday human rights.  Unfortunately, today most people live in a digital feudalism.

The meeting will be held on our BigBlueButton instance: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug . There will be no passcode.

Mikalai was unable to present in September, so he will talk about his work in online voting systems this month. He writes:

The meeting will be held on our BigBlueButton instance: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug . There will be no passcode.

Chris Blasko will follow up his well-received computer vision presentation with a look at OpenCV, an open source computer vision library. 

Jon Champagne will discuss some topics related to IPv6 and DHCPv6.

This meeting will be held on our BigBlueButton server: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug . There will be no access code.

This month we will hold a roundtable discussions around FLOSS-related questions and answers. Is there a free-software topic you would like to know more about? Are you struggling to solve a problem? Are you looking for software/hardware recommendations for a particular task? Bring your questions and we can see whether we can answer them collectively.