by ezs | Mar 26, 2006 | Novell Open Audio, Uncategorized
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It is the weekend after BrainShare – so I guess it’s going to be pretty slow for most of the Novell Cool Bloggers for a couple of days.
Personally – I had a great time this last week; running with some really entertaining and informative keynotes (Wednesday and Thursday), breakout sessions – as well as analyst and press events.
The highlight as always was meeting with customers and partners – you really are knowlegable, loyal – and remarkably well informed 
One final piece of BrainShare that I need to plug are the ‘from the show floor’ podcasts from Ted Haeger and Novell Open Audio. Take a look here at the list of current short podcasts – Ted and the team seemed to have got behind the scenes and talked to everyone at BrainShare.
Written at: Draper, UT
by ezs | Mar 24, 2006 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
At Novell BrainShare we showed World of Warcraft running on Linux – it was one of the highlights of the relaxation zone!
This is from TransGaming Technologies – I’ll need to look into this some more.
by ezs | Mar 24, 2006 | evilzenscientist, fun stuff, Novell BrainShare, Uncategorized
BrainShare is over for another year.
I’m sitting having a beer with Alan Murray and listening to goth and alternative music at Murphy’s Bar in Salt Lake City. A fine way to wind down.
Written at: Murphy’s Bar, Salt Lake City, UT
by ezs | Mar 23, 2006 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
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Another cool site to emerge at BrainShare 2006 is Novell Marketing Videos
Featuring fun videos and customer showcases from the last few years – it’s a great site. [Kudos to Russ Dastrup and the team for getting these posted.]
My favourite? Flying boy.
Written at: BrainShare 2006, Salt Lake City, UT
by ezs | Mar 22, 2006 | Uncategorized, ZENworks
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I have been working all week on a ZENworks lifecycle demo and session – part of this involves delivering a consistent Windows XP SP2 operating system to workstations, in an automated, hands-free manner. Certainly this toolkit has saved us days of time in building our demonstrations.
Part of the solution has seen us integrate the ENGL Imaging Toolkit into our demo; this allows the creation of a ‘universal image’ – it works well. In our demo we have a single 800MB Windows XP image that can be delivered to any type of hardware – Dell, IBM, HP, Lenovo, whitebox and even VMware.
The ENGL Imaging Toolkit has a great write-up in the current Novell Connection Magazine. Read it here.
[STOP PRESS – ENGL were awarded Novell EMEA Partner of the Year at BrainShare 2006 this week]
Written at: BrainShare 2006, Salt Lake City, UT
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