Eric D. Schabell

445 points

Netherlands

Eric is Red Hat’s Portfolio Architect Technical Director. He's renowned in the development community as a speaker, lecturer, author, and baseball expert. In his current role allows him to share his knowledge of Red Hat’s open source technologies and cloud computing. He brings a unique perspective to the stage with a professional life dedicated to sharing his deep expertise of open source technologies and organizations. Follow on www.schabell.org.

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Authored Content

Bring an old MacBook back to life with Linux

It takes about an hour to make an outdated Mac useful again with Fedora.

Create web tutorials with Reveal.js and Git

Workshop slides can be viewed consistently on any browser, device, and platform with this easy workflow.

Create demo project templates with one script

This init.sh script makes it easier to create demos to convince your customers, team, and boss that your project is exactly what they need.

Technical documentation doesn't have to be dull

Learn how to jump start your career in open source in 5 minutes

Eric D. Schabell gave this five-minute Lightning Talk at All Things Open 2018.

I've got 99 problems but Linux ain't one

A technology evangelist shares his open source journey.

5 tools to support distributed sysadmin teams

What data is too risky for the cloud?

In the final article in this series on hybrid multi-cloud pitfalls, learn how to devise a low-risk cloud migration strategy.

Contributed Content

Stumbling into Linux and open source from Vietnam to Amsterdam

Five, short personal stories about first introductions to the world of open source software.

Announcing the All Things Open 2018 lightning talk line-up

Don't miss these rapid-fire talks about containers, AI, Istio, Blockchain, Raspberry Pi, and more.

Authored Comments

eschabell

5 Jan 2021

Bring an old MacBook back to life with Linux

There are a lot of options out there, just search for the how to articles would be my suggestion. Often depends on your desktop of choice it looks like.

eschabell

5 Jan 2021

Bring an old MacBook back to life with Linux

Good luck and keep us posted!