[
  {
    "title": "Stammtisch",
    "description": "Join our Stammtisch! We meet in a casual atmosphere, have a drink and discuss upcoming technical trends. If you have troubles with Linux, bring your Laptop and we will be glad to help.",
    "time": ["18:00", "22:00"],
    "place": "ETH CAB E 14",
    "isStammtisch": true
  },
  {
    "title": "Introduction to Open Source Software",
    "description": "<p>Discover the differences between Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) and proprietary software, and find out why these differences matter.</p><p>This captivating lecture will provide you with information about the advantages of Free Software licenses, as well as show you the historical background of the Linux kernel.</p><p>Additionally, we show why Free Software and Open Data is important even beyond the world of Linux.</p><p>Learn how you can regain full control over your data!</p>",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Introduction to Linux",
    "description": "<p>In this course you will learn about the wide family of free operating systems based on the Linux kernel, some of the most useful software tools available for them, as well as the philosophy that made them so successful.</p><p>Find out how easy to use and yet powerful Linux systems are, discover their advantages when compared to other operating systems, and get to understand their basic structure and most important concepts.</p><p>Furthermore, discover different flavours of Linux and get a feeling for which distribution and desktop environment would be the right match for you.</p>",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Install Event (ETH)",
    "speaker": "TheAlternative",
    "description": "<p>Get started with Linux by installing it on your computer.</p><p>Of course, we'll help you: Bring your laptop and charger and we will personally assist you with the installation of Linux as well as with your first steps and basic customization.</p><p>You can choose to keep your existing operating system and install Linux next to it.</p><p>Still, it's important to back up your data before you come, just to be on the safe side.</p><p>You may of course stay longer than the indicated time should we encounter issues with installing Linux on your laptop.</p><p>ChromeBooks (all versions), Apple MacBook Pros (after Oct. 2016) and Apple MacBooks (12\" model) are not well supported by Linux due to hardware restrictions, and we do not recommend installing Linux on those devices.</p><p>If you intend to buy a new laptop to install Linux on, stay away from these devices altogether.</p>",
    "time": ["17:30", "21:00"],
    "place": "Student Project House (Clausiusstrasse 16, 8006 Zürich)",
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Install Event (UZH)",
    "speaker": "TheAlternative",
    "description": "<p>Get started with Linux by installing it on your computer.</p><p>Of course, we'll help you: Bring your laptop and charger and we will personally assist you with the installation of Linux as well as with your first steps and basic customization.</p><p>You can choose to keep your existing operating system and install Linux next to it.</p><p>Still, it's important to back up your data before you come, just to be on the safe side.</p><p>You may of course stay longer than the indicated time should we encounter issues with installing Linux on your laptop.</p><p>ChromeBooks (all versions), Apple MacBook Pros (after Oct. 2016) and Apple MacBooks (12\" model) are not well supported by Linux due to hardware restrictions, and we do not recommend installing Linux on those devices.</p><p>If you intend to buy a new laptop to install Linux on, stay away from these devices altogether.</p>",
    "time": ["17:30", "21:00"],
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Console Toolkit",
    "description": "<p>This event is a collaboration with Student Project House.</p><p>Linux is well-known for being configurable and fitting many different styles of use. But what can you do with it?</p><p>Our goal in the Linux Toolbox course is to introduce a large range of tools and to teach you how you can profit from them. We'll show you typical tasks that Linux is good at, such as renaming hundreds of files, searching and replacing text, automatic downloading etc.. This way, you'll be able to recognize those tasks in the wild and don't have to do them by hand.</p><p>Linux has many useful tools, so we don't intend to cover them all in detail. We'll instead take a sweeping glance to cover as many use cases as possible and provide you with learning resources if you want to delve deeper into a topic. Most of the course will take place on the command line, but no prerequisite knowledge is required.</p>",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "place": "Student Project House (Clausiusstrasse 16, 8006 Zürich)",
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Git and GitLab",
    "description": "<p>This event is a collaboration with Student Project House.</p><p>Git is the state-of-the-art version control system, taking away the pain of continuously changing file versions. Keep track of who changed what, when and why, and revert changes easily.</p><p>GitLab allows you to save the files to the cloud, giving you a secure backup location and enabling easy collaboration. Never lose your files again, and coordinate changes in even bigger projects with ease.</p><p>This course gives you a solid understanding of git and GitLab, including its basic concepts.</p><p>We will have exercise breaks where you can apply the concepts at your own pace.</p>",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "place": "Student Project House (Clausiusstrasse 16, 8006 Zürich)",
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Bash",
    "description": "<p>This event is a collaboration with Student Project House.</p><p>Learn how you can use Bash to program simple scripts that can save you a lot of work. Bash is a scripting language that is designed to interact with other programs and your system easily. Whether you want to backup your newest files to a hard drive or quickly download a lot of PDFs—with Bash, you can do it at a keystroke.</p>",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "place": "Student Project House (Clausiusstrasse 16, 8006 Zürich)",
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Spotlight 1",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "isStammtisch": false
  },
  {
    "title": "Spotlight 2",
    "time": ["18:15", "20:00"],
    "isStammtisch": false
  }
]