Doug Moen will introduce his new project Baz. Baz is new open source project with the goal of publishing desktop apps to every desktop in the world as easily as we access webapps. Installing software should be as easy as downloading a package from a website, with the resulting program registered with the OS's package management system. Bazaar will be an associated, decentralized app store embedded in the world wide web. 

Doug will introduce his plans for the project, and solicit helpers to help him make it a reality.

Lori Paniak will discuss the firewall configuration tool Shorewall. Bob B will discuss the graphical firewall tool FirewallBuilder, aka FWBuilder.

Jason Eckert will share his experiences running Asahi Linux on his Silicon M1 Apple Mac Mini.

Ron Barnes will demonstrate how to create dynamic graphs using the D3.js library.

Ken Taylor will tell us about how an assisted living community he is associated with uses open source software, and he will solicit help for development residence management tools using home automation software such as OpenHAB or Domoticz.

Mikalai Birukou will give us some updates on his project 3NWeb.

Note: Jason will present Ahasi Linux in July.

Bob B will tell us about Pass, the standard UNIX password manager.

John Steel will tell us about the Helm packaging format Helm Charts. (Helm describes itself as the package manager for Kubernetes)

During a recent laptop re-installation Andrew Sullivan Cant had to re-install Firefox and review what plugins were still useful. He will describe whatplugins he is currently using, and why they might be useful to you to achieve a safe and enjoyable web browsing experience.