Webinar Invite: Control a World...
ROSE Blog: Rikki's Open Source Exchange
The concept of world control caught my eye, but then I realized I hadn't been invited to Control the World. I did, however, get an invite to an O'Reilly webinar presented by Carla Schroder: Control a World of Computers From Your Linux PC.
"In this webinar, Carla Schroder, columnist, blogger, and author of the Linux Cookbook and Linux Networking Cookbook, covers the finer points of secure remote graphical administration from your Linux PC, showing how to run graphical applications, your favorite desktop, remote helpdesk, and even control a Windows machine from Linux. It's been said that any sysadmin would benefit from Carla Schroder's know-how. This is your chance to get it first-hand."
I'm assuming it wasn't an exclusive invitation, which means You are invited, too.
Wednesday, March 19 @ 17:00GMT
If you want to crash the party, RSVP ASAP because attendance is limited.
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