Team Dakeung at Software Freedom Day 2009

The team from Dakeung.com, consisting of Darryl and Michael, actively participated in the Software Freedom Day 2009 activities organized by the Guyana Linux Users Group (GLUG). This event, held on Saturday, September 19, 2009, at the National Centre for Educational Resources (NCERD) Office on Battery Road in Kingston Georgetown, Guyana was a remarkable gathering of technology enthusiasts, developers, and open-source advocates.

Darryl, an experienced presenter and tech enthusiast, delivered an engaging and informative session on the topic of simplifying web conferencing through the use of the DimDim Software. With their expertise and technical prowess, the Dakeung.com team had set up their own server, enabling them to remotely access it and ensure a seamless presentation despite the surrounding noise. Attendees were not only captivated by Darryl's eloquent explanations but were also given the opportunity to actively participate in the conference sessions. They were able to explore the exciting features offered by DimDim Software, including video capabilities, interactive whiteboards, and seamless desktop sharing. Throughout the session, the audience posed numerous thought-provoking questions, expressing their curiosity and desire to understand the intricacies of this cutting-edge software. The Dakeung.com team responded diligently and with expertise, leaving the attendees impressed and satisfied with the depth of their knowledge.

Meanwhile, Michael, another esteemed member of the Dakeung.com team, presented an insightful and educational session on host-based virtualization, showcasing the open-source tool VirtualBox. Although the team encountered some challenges in demonstrating its functionality on the Linux platform due to kernel issues, they adeptly navigated the situation by successfully illustrating its capabilities using VMWare ESXi. Michael's presentation delved into the intricacies of virtualization and its vast potential, garnering keen interest from the audience. Attendees raised pertinent queries regarding virtualization in relation to Terminal Services and the suitability of utilizing Xen as an enterprise-based virtual machine. With their comprehensive understanding and expertise, Michael and the Dakeung.com team provided valuable insights and engaging discussions, shedding light on these topics and leaving the attendees with a deeper appreciation for the possibilities of virtualization.

For those seeking further details and information about the Software Freedom Day 2009 event, including its agenda, speakers, and sessions, the GLUG website serves as a comprehensive resource. Interested individuals can visit http://www.glug.org.gy/sfd2009 to access a wealth of information and immerse themselves in the enriching experience that the event offered.

Overall, the active participation of the Dakeung.com team, their insightful presentations, and their commitment to addressing attendees' queries and concerns contributed significantly to the success and impact of the Software Freedom Day 2009 event. By sharing their expertise and showcasing the possibilities offered by open-source software, they played a vital role in promoting the spirit of software freedom and empowering the community with knowledge and technological advancements.