Note: updates/corrections/errata/additional notes, etc. will be
primarily placed later at:
http://www.rawbw.com/~mp/linux/ssh/
in the not too horribly distant future (I have another quite similar
presentation I'm scheduled to do on 2010-03-02).

Here (at least so far):

README.txt - this file

ssh.odp - as presented at BALUG 2010-02-16

typescript.gz - gzip compressed raw typescript file created with 
                script(1) includes not only most all the (notably 
                non-X11) demo bits, but also includes the initial setup 
                done before the meeting, and slight bit closing out 
                after the BALUG meeting.  The script(1) command was 
                executed on one of my home systems (running Debian 
                GNU/Linux), which I accessed via PuTTY (and 2 
                intermediary screen(1) sessions, or 3 intermediary 
                screen(1) sessions and an intermediary ssh session, 
                depending from when and where I accessed it).  From that
                home system, I ssh(1)ed into two systems, 
                balug-sf-lug-v2.balug.org. (a BALUG Xen domU guest 
                within a Jim Stockford / SF-LUG Xen dom0 physical host) 
                and sf-lug.com. (an SF-LUG domU guest within that same 
                dom0 physical host), and then showed most of the demo 
                bits from (and jumping between) those ssh sessions on 
                those two (Xen domU "guest") host systems.

Xhistory.txt - contains (mostly from bash fc -l) history, less the 
               leading history numbers and whitespace, the X11 command 
               shown, plus earlier commands (or very near approximation 
               thereof - some actual bits were clobbered in the history 
               by the additional bash shell running within xterm) that 
               were done to prepare for the X11 forwarding over ssh and 
               related ssh demonstratoin bits.  This was done within 
               Cygwin on Microsoft Windows XP, the portions after the 
               startx comand shown were done within an xterm under 
               XFree86 within that Cygwin environment.