We held our April 2016 meeting at the Apple Store. Our continued thanks to Joe Hutsko and his team for hosting us! Also, thanks to JAMF Software for providing food and refreshments!
We held our February 2016 meeting at the Apple Store on Walnut Street. Our thanks to Joe Hutsko and his team for having us! JAMF Software generously sponsored the food and refreshments.
We held our first meeting of 2016 at The Hun School at Princeton University. Many thanks to The Hun School for providing a meeting space and dinner for all of the attendees!
On October 22nd, we returned to the Apple Store – big thanks, as always, to Joe Hutsko and his team for hosting us! Serge opened the meeting with the monthly What’s New segment, and spoke about JNUC, iOS 9.1, OS X 10.11 El Capitan’s release, and Apple’s new captcha for their warranty check site. Afterwards, Mike spoke about Munki, an open source Mac patch management system.
Our fourth meeting was on Thursday, September 17th. Interphase Systems graciously hosted us at their offices in Blue Bell, PA. They also provided soda and excellent pizza! Serge covered What’s New with the newly released iOS 9, the upcoming OS X 10.11 El Capitan, and more. Ben Rush spoke about Small Scale Mac Support on a Budget.
We broadcasted the presentations over Google Hangouts. Hope to see you at the October meeting!
Our third meeting was on Thursday, August 20th. Our effusive thanks goes to the Walnut Street Apple Store and Joe Hutsko’s team for graciously hosting us this month. And the community continued to prove their interest with another great showing of attendance.
Serge started the meeting off with “What’s New” a potentially recurring segment that keeps up with all the recent news and events and things of interest to our community. This month we highlighted OS X 10.10.5 update, the iOS 8.4.1, Office 2016 for Mac shipping, and “Tpwn,” the new privilege escalation exploit in OS X that was recently discovered. Jesse Shipley presented and demo’d his new tool for Casper that provides more robust and verbose checkins, called “Deadpool. ” It’s free and available to use on his Github repo: here.
Again, we broadcasted the meeting through Google Hangouts. Here’s the video: