Campus Ambassador: Ricardo Chikasawa

 Hoje no dia 26 de setembro,  um imenso prazer de comemorarmos o Dia  Liberdade do Software em Presidente Prudente. Durante dois anos consecutivos o evento  aconteceu na Unesp de Presidente Prudente. 

Tivemos a presença especial do Rafael Garcia, uns dos docentes da Unesp, que aceito o convite, e passou um pouco sobre a sua experiência com o software livre. Creio que todos gostaram das palestras , e não podemos esquecer do nosso HU.

Os alimentos arrecadados, levamos para um Associação Filantrópica dos Cegos.

Agradecemos aos coordenadores dos cursos da computação da Unesp , a EJCOMP e todas as empresas que apoiaram diretamente para o sucesso desta Liberdade. A comissão organizadora estão de parabéns!!!

Esperamos o SFD 2010.

No dia 26 de Setembro, aUnesp de Presidente Prudente realizará no Oeste Paulista, o Dia da Liberdade do Software ,"Software Freedom Day-SFD". Neste data iremos reunir com entusiastas em open source e estará aberta para as pessoas que tem vontade de aprende um pouco do mundo Open Source. Vale apena ressaltar que várias cidades do mundo , como podemos ver abaixo, no dia 19 de Setembro realizará o SFD. Muitos irão me perguntar por quê , em P.Prudente irá ser realizado no dia 26? Por motivos da comemoração dos 50 anos de Unesp FCT, todos auditórios e anfiteatros já haviam reservados.

 Programação:

 9:00 as 10:30 - Alexandre Silva Parmindo "O que é Software Livre?"
10:30 as 11:00 - Coffe Break
11:00 ao 12:00 - Raphael Garcia "Vantagens em se usar Software Livre"

12:00 as 14:00 - Almoço
a partir das 14:00 - install fest

OBS: as software abaixo que irão estar no install fest

mais informações: http://softwarefreedomday.org/teams/pprudente

e site oficial SFD em Presidente : http://www4.fct.unesp.br/empresajr/ejcomp/

Campus Party

  Blogs Campus Party: blogs.sun.com/chikasawa
  twitter: suncp
  flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/liyushiro/

Today was another day with success!, I showed to the coordinators and those responsible for a college in Presidente Prudente. Everyone liked much of the Project SAI. And I was happy because I invited to participate in an event, which will mini-course in Java and presentation JavaFX, NetBeans 6.0.1, and Solaris.

In Brazil, several universities are receiving the unit Sun Spot, because our university are researching and developing several projects with SPot. Even the Unesp of Presidente Prudente. Project Sun Spot, opened again to new projects are registered. It is a great opportunity for non wrote the project yet. More information : http://www.sunspotworld.com/

I take on the Don Ghantham was in Brazil, to know the magnitude of the building of Sun MicroSystems of Brazil. I met the departments. I was more than happy to take the responsibility for ambassadors of Brazil, Eduardo Lima.

How do I use MySignature with Thunderbird?
Why don't the images show up in Thunderbird?

How do I use MySignature with Thunderbird?
In Thunderbird, you attach a signature on the 'Account Settings' screen:

1. In the folders panel, click on your account name (above Inbox)
2. Click on 'View settings for this account'
3. Check the box next to 'Attach this signature'
4. Click 'Choose...'
5. Browse to the signature file you downloaded from MySignature and click 'Open'
6. Click 'OK'

To compose messages in HTML format:

1. In the folders panel, click on your account name (above Inbox)
2. Click on 'View settings for this account'
3. Click 'Composition & Addressing'
4. Check the box next to 'Compose messages in HTML format'
5. Click 'OK'

Why don't the images show up in Thunderbird?
The images for the signatures are stored on sun.com, external to SWAN. This is so that the people you send email to outside of Sun will be able to see them. Unfortunately, this means that in order to see them while working inside of SWAN you need to setup your mail application to use a proxy server.

To setup an http proxy in Thunderbird:

1. Go to 'Tools' -> 'Options...'
2. Click 'Advanced'
3. Click 'Connection'
4. Click the 'Connection Settings' button
5. Select 'Manual Proxy Configuration'.
6. Setup your proxy configuration to look like the following:
   
7. Click OK

NOTE: Now that Sun no longer requires the use of proxy servers to access the internet from SWAN, you do not need to setup an http proxy to view images in signatures. If you have previously set up a proxy, you can now disable it.

Today, I received a letter from the Sun MicroSystem of Brazil. When looked at the size of the box I was scared. I thought: "how much our kindness of Sun MicroSystem, giving of this homeland for ambassadors." Well actually, this box are blindes for our lectures. I give these blindes, when a viewer is a question, or even a draw at the end of the Tech Demo.

I participate within my university, a junior company, which give us some training classes JAVA.