Michael Hitchens will follow up his LMMS presentation with another music-related project: the music composition software MuseScore.

Jason Eckert will demystify containerization and orchestration for us. Docker, Kubernetes, Swarms, Rancher... what are these tools used for? Why are they useful? How do they fit together? How has the industry evolved over the past seven years? Jason will answer these questions and more.

In May we had a Blender/Krita presentation that emphasized Blender. This month we have a followup from Kyle Murphy, who will emphasize the digital painting tool Krita. He will offer some tips and techniques, shows how he incorporates Krita into game design, and demonstrate cross-functionality with Blender.

Bob B will give us a tour of his homelab: a collection of servers, storage and networking that lives in his house.

This meeting will be held on our BigBlueButton instance: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug 

Paul Nijjar will explain how and why he transitioned from the GNU Screen multiplexer to Tmux.

The group will collectively hold a trivia night. You can bring some free-software trivia to share and maybe we will get stumped.

This meeting will be held on BigBlueButton: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug .

Brent Clements will demonstrate a few "real world" uses for inexpensive Arduino  controllers. He will start with a crash course on what they are and how to work with them. Next he will demonstrate how to control simple lights and other devices with simple programs, as well as discuss a couple of ways he has used Arduinos in the past. 

This meeting will be held on BigBlueButton: https://webconference.kwlug.org/room/kwlug

Michael Hitchens will discuss LMMS, a digital audio workstation application used to create sounds and music. He writes: