K-LUG Wiki - User contributions [en]

About

2007-10-05T20:43:10Z

Luddite: /* KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community */

= Who are we? =

Most of us are from the Rochester, Minnesota area, or have been there at one time or another. We have a lot of IBMers, Mayo employees, students, retirees, and plenty of others.

= Officers =

We try to keep things simple and informal. Officers are listed below. System
administrators include Derek Hunt, Wade Fields, Dean Johnson, Kyle Jerviss.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
! Office || || Person
|-
| President || || Tina Wood
|-
| Vice President || || Kevin Neff
|-
| Treasurer || || Jim Evans
|}

= KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community =

KLUG members are involved in the Open Source Community in a number of ways.
Involvement inlcudes testing, submitting patches, submitting RPMs to
Fedora Extras, and maintaining or administrating projects.

Some examples of projects to which KLUG members contributed can be found
below.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
|[http://mmtl.sf.net Multilayer Multiconductor Transmission Line Modeling]
|-
|[http://smarteiffel.loria.fr/ GNU Eiffel Compiler]
|-
|[http://www.mutt.org/ Mutt]
|-
|[http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/ yum]
|-
|[http://jikes.sourceforge.net/ Jikes]
|-
|[http://gri.sourceforge.net/ GRI]
|}

= History =

KLUG has been around formally since January 1999. It was in existance,
informally, for a couple years before that.

Main Page

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== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday October 10th ===
Mister House - Home automation - road trip to a Rochester home being controlled by computers. We're limited to ~25 participants. If there are closer to 50, we might be able to split and have a second session. Please sign up, in order, below or email Tina to get added. Indicate if you could only attend if it were not the original October 10th date, you'd be at the head of the list if we had a second date.
Some details on Mr House: http://misterhouse.sourceforge.net/

{| border="1" cellpadding="5"
|-
| '''Name''' || '''# of attendees''' || '''Other date only'''
|-
|Tina Wood ||1||
|-
|Eldon Nelson || 1 ||
|-
|Tim Massaro || 1 ||
|-
|Steve Severson || 1 ||
|-
|Luka Bajzer || 1 ||
|-
|Robert Bleimeyer || 3 || Y
|-
|Dennis DeLorme || 2 ||
|-
|José de Leon || 1 || Y
|-
|Paul Master || 1 ||
|-
|William Brandt || 1 ||
|-
|Dave Berg || 1 ||
|-
|}

Directions and map to Mister House can be found [http://brucewinter.googlepages.com/directionstomyhouse here].

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday, September 14th ===
Open source in Croatia, Croatian government. Guest speaker Vlatko Kosturjak, from Croatia, temporarily in the US. Room will be HA108, our new "permanent" location.

Wink has been postponed. [http://www.debugmode.com/wink/ Wink] software used for making demos of new products. Records screen sessions and audio.

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

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2006-10-11T15:28:27Z

Luddite:

OldNews

2006-10-11T15:28:08Z

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=== CANCELLED Social: Saturday September 9th CANCELLED ===
Flatwater canoe trip down the Root River. See the [[SocialMeeting]] page. Please sign up by noon on Thursday.

=== Social: Wednesday August 23rd ===
Frisbee golf, 6:30 pm, East Park. Bring friends, bring frisbees.

=== Lunch: August 17th ===
11:30 am at the Galleria, near the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday August 8th ===
We currently have no meeting topic. You can come to RCTC's HA104, find a janitor to open the room, and discuss whatever geeky topic crosses your mind. Or you can go to X-Games, although so far nobody has RSVP'd that they're going to be there. And/or, if you have IBM campus privledges, you can attend PCIG's presentation on VMware on Thursday August 10th.

=== Social: Thursday July 27 ===
Join us for a round of shoe throwing at East Park, 6:30 pm. If people have better equipment to bring/share, we can hopefully upgrade from shoes to golf disks (if you missed the last social and are confused, we're playing frisbee golf). Lightening or hail, stay home. Otherwise we play rain or shine.

=== Lunch: July 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. We will be inviting the Mayo open-source-discussion email list participants to attend as well.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday July 13 **Note location change** ===
'''Ruby on Rails''' by Jose de Leon. Ruby is an open source scripting language and Ruby on Rails is an open-source web framework that makes developing web applications easy. Jose will demo an application he has written in Ruby on Rails and will discuss the International Rails Conference (http://railsconf.org/) he recently attended.
This is a joint meeting with [http://www.pcig.info PCIG]. Construction continues in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Gimp Challenge I: due date: July 8 ===
Now that we all are skilled in the art of "The Gimp", Chris, Kevin and I thought we should have some fun with it. The challenge is to pick your favorite two hated (or loved?) celebrites and Gimp together an image depicting a Celebrity Boxing style match. Who will it be? Gates vs Linus, Bush vs Clinton, Steve Fox vs The Gimp Circle Method? Start with one of the images suggested on the [[GimpChallenge]] Page or find/create your own. Images should be posted in gimp format (so we can see your tricks and techniques) and png format (cause we are lazy). Images are due July 8th so judging can occur prior to our meeting July 13th.

If you need an account to the wiki so you can post your picture, please send an email to the list. Include the user name you wish to have.

=== Lunch: June 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 **Note location change** ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, [http://www.gimp.org GIMP]). There is summer construction in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Social: Tuesday June 6 ===
Ice cream social to be held in a park near Steve Fox's, 7 pm. For more details and to sign up for the ice cream related item you'll bring, see the [[SocialMeeting]] page.

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Technical Meeting: October 11th ===

Bob Techentin is giving a tcl/tk presentation. [[Minutes]]

=== Technical Meeting: September 9th ===

Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.

=== Technical Meeting: August 9th ===

<s>Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.</s> Reschedule due to bad weather.

=== Social Meeting: August 4th ===

We're going to X-Games (downtown Rochester on Broadway) to play some LAN games.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 3 ===

The third Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and John Steenbergen won the second round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: July 14th ===

This will be a joint PCIG/K-LUG meeting. Gary Rolfs from PCIG will be presenting an introduction to Python programming.

=== Meeting Minutes Available ===

The meeting minutes that Kevin Neff has been kind enough to take have now been posted.

=== Presentation Available ===

Dennis DeLorme's LCD initialization and operation presentation is now available.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 2 ===

The second Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and Kevin Arhelger won the first round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: June 14th ===

Dennis DeLorme will give a presentation on LCD initialization and operation.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 1 ===

The first Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Good luck!

Meetings

2006-10-11T15:25:39Z

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= When do you meet? =

Technical meetings are once a month, during the second week of the month. On even numbered months we meet on Tuesday and on odd numbered months, Thursdays. Meetings start at 6:00 PM. Check the main page for additional social meeting announcements. We also meet for lunch on the 3rd Thursday of the month at the Galleria Mall food court at 11:30 AM, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for the geeks.

= Where do you meet? =

At the University Center Rochester Heinz Center in room HA108. [http://www.roch.edu/html-spectrum/getting_to_ucr.html Need directions?]. [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html This map] may help you find the specific room, although this map is pre-construction and we aren't sure yet how well that matches up with the current version of reality.

= What do I need? =

An interest in Linux...that's it. We've got everyone from newbies to experts here so don't feel bad if you don't know a thing about Linux...that's what we're here for. To actually play with Linux you'll need at least a pentium (technically a 386 would work, but nobody has those kind of patience :), preferrably with a CD-ROM drive. We've got CDs and burners if you'd like your own copy too.

= How do I get started? =

Just attend one of our meetings or jump on the mailing list.

= Meeting minutes =

See [[Minutes]].

= Requested topics list =
Can't think of something you want to present, and looking for ideas? Look no further. Got a topic you wish someone else would present on? Post it here.

-wireless access - Are others using your wireless connection, what have they done? How can you help protect yourself?

-remote access - Security for a machine you intend to leave online as a remote accessed server for yourself as well as family/friends. Including specifically alerts and monitoring of who is logged in remotely. Are others logged into your system? Have others logged in as you? Have you been rooted? What did any of these people do? How can you help protect yourself?

-Klug photo album - Do we want one? Who would be willing to put it together? Could we put it on a wiki page that's only accessible to a restricted list, such as those already signed up to the mailing list? Are we photogenic enough to be willing to have our mugs posted?

-virtual meetings - 1. Would anyone on our mailing list take advantage of meetings if they were virtual i.e. webcasts or whatever?
At least with Audio and Slides available.
2. Regardless of the answer to 1, it would be a cool meeting topic if someone could demo Asterisk, an opensource PBX system, with Voip capability...perhaps way more function than we need for "virtual meetings", but it could be used to allow all k-lug users to listen in on our meetings...then we could combine that with a tool like VNCserver to show slides and on-screen demos. This is a Linux friendly solution that may allow more people to participate in our meetings. What do people think? Perhaps there are better or simpler solutions to this problem?.

-VMWare player and server are now free, we could demo this to allow windows users to dabble in the linux world more easily

-Apache for personal use (photo albums, maybe a wiki, music, etc)

-PlutoHome

-Thinclients and connecting them to a main home server

= Information on the next social meeting =
See the [[SocialMeeting]] page

Meetings

2006-10-11T15:25:25Z

Luddite: /* Do you keep meeting minutes? */

__NOTOC__
= When do you meet? =

Technical meetings are once a month, during the second week of the month. On even numbered months we meet on Tuesday and on odd numbered months, Thursdays. Meetings start at 6:00 PM. Check the main page for additional social meeting announcements. We also meet for lunch on the 3rd Thursday of the month at the Galleria Mall food court at 11:30 AM, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for the geeks.

= Where do you meet? =

At the University Center Rochester Heinz Center in room HA108. [http://www.roch.edu/html-spectrum/getting_to_ucr.html Need directions?]. [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html This map] may help you find the specific room, although this map is pre-construction and we aren't sure yet how well that matches up with the current version of reality.

= What do I need? =

An interest in Linux...that's it. We've got everyone from newbies to experts here so don't feel bad if you don't know a thing about Linux...that's what we're here for. To actually play with Linux you'll need at least a pentium (technically a 386 would work, but nobody has those kind of patience :), preferrably with a CD-ROM drive. We've got CDs and burners if you'd like your own copy too.

= How do I get started? =

Just attend one of our meetings or jump on the mailing list.

= Meeting minutes? =

See [[Minutes]].

= Requested topics list =
Can't think of something you want to present, and looking for ideas? Look no further. Got a topic you wish someone else would present on? Post it here.

-wireless access - Are others using your wireless connection, what have they done? How can you help protect yourself?

-remote access - Security for a machine you intend to leave online as a remote accessed server for yourself as well as family/friends. Including specifically alerts and monitoring of who is logged in remotely. Are others logged into your system? Have others logged in as you? Have you been rooted? What did any of these people do? How can you help protect yourself?

-Klug photo album - Do we want one? Who would be willing to put it together? Could we put it on a wiki page that's only accessible to a restricted list, such as those already signed up to the mailing list? Are we photogenic enough to be willing to have our mugs posted?

-virtual meetings - 1. Would anyone on our mailing list take advantage of meetings if they were virtual i.e. webcasts or whatever?
At least with Audio and Slides available.
2. Regardless of the answer to 1, it would be a cool meeting topic if someone could demo Asterisk, an opensource PBX system, with Voip capability...perhaps way more function than we need for "virtual meetings", but it could be used to allow all k-lug users to listen in on our meetings...then we could combine that with a tool like VNCserver to show slides and on-screen demos. This is a Linux friendly solution that may allow more people to participate in our meetings. What do people think? Perhaps there are better or simpler solutions to this problem?.

-VMWare player and server are now free, we could demo this to allow windows users to dabble in the linux world more easily

-Apache for personal use (photo albums, maybe a wiki, music, etc)

-PlutoHome

-Thinclients and connecting them to a main home server

= Information on the next social meeting =
See the [[SocialMeeting]] page

OldNews

2006-08-09T13:55:18Z

Luddite:

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=== Gimp Challenge I: due date: July 8 ===
Now that we all are skilled in the art of "The Gimp", Chris, Kevin and I thought we should have some fun with it. The challenge is to pick your favorite two hated (or loved?) celebrites and Gimp together an image depicting a Celebrity Boxing style match. Who will it be? Gates vs Linus, Bush vs Clinton, Steve Fox vs The Gimp Circle Method? Start with one of the images suggested on the [[GimpChallenge]] Page or find/create your own. Images should be posted in gimp format (so we can see your tricks and techniques) and png format (cause we are lazy). Images are due July 8th so judging can occur prior to our meeting July 13th.

If you need an account to the wiki so you can post your picture, please send an email to the list. Include the user name you wish to have.

=== Lunch: June 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 **Note location change** ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, [http://www.gimp.org GIMP]). There is summer construction in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Social: Tuesday June 6 ===
Ice cream social to be held in a park near Steve Fox's, 7 pm. For more details and to sign up for the ice cream related item you'll bring, see the [[SocialMeeting]] page.

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Technical Meeting: October 11th ===

Bob Techentin is giving a tcl/tk presentation. [[Minutes]]

=== Technical Meeting: September 9th ===

Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.

=== Technical Meeting: August 9th ===

<s>Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.</s> Reschedule due to bad weather.

=== Social Meeting: August 4th ===

We're going to X-Games (downtown Rochester on Broadway) to play some LAN games.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 3 ===

The third Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and John Steenbergen won the second round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: July 14th ===

This will be a joint PCIG/K-LUG meeting. Gary Rolfs from PCIG will be presenting an introduction to Python programming.

=== Meeting Minutes Available ===

The meeting minutes that Kevin Neff has been kind enough to take have now been posted.

=== Presentation Available ===

Dennis DeLorme's LCD initialization and operation presentation is now available.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 2 ===

The second Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and Kevin Arhelger won the first round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: June 14th ===

Dennis DeLorme will give a presentation on LCD initialization and operation.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 1 ===

The first Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Good luck!

OldNews

2006-08-09T13:55:02Z

Luddite:

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=== Gimp Challenge I: due date: July 8 ===
Now that we all are skilled in the art of "The Gimp", Chris, Kevin and I thought we should have some fun with it. The challenge is to pick your favorite two hated (or loved?) celebrites and Gimp together an image depicting a Celebrity Boxing style match. Who will it be? Gates vs Linus, Bush vs Clinton, Steve Fox vs The Gimp Circle Method? Start with one of the images suggested on the [[GimpChallenge]] Page or find/create your own. Images should be posted in gimp format (so we can see your tricks and techniques) and png format (cause we are lazy). Images are due July 8th so judging can occur prior to our meeting July 13th.

If you need an account to the wiki so you can post your picture, please send an email to the list. Include the user name you wish to have.

=== Lunch: June 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 **Note location change** ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, [http://www.gimp.org GIMP]). There is summer construction in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Social: Tuesday June 6 ===
Ice cream social to be held in a park near Steve Fox's, 7 pm. For more details and to sign up for the ice cream related item you'll bring, see the [[SocialMeeting]] page.

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Technical Meeting: October 11th ===

Bob Techentin is giving a tcl/tk presentation. [[Minutes]]

=== Technical Meeting: September 9th ===

Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.

=== Technical Meeting: August 9th ===

<s>Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.</s> Reschedule due to bad weather.

=== Social Meeting: August 4th ===

We're going to X-Games (downtown Rochester on Broadway) to play some LAN games.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 3 ===

The third Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and John Steenbergen won the second round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: July 14th ===

This will be a joint PCIG/K-LUG meeting. Gary Rolfs from PCIG will be presenting an introduction to Python programming.

=== Meeting Minutes Available ===

The meeting minutes that Kevin Neff has been kind enough to take have now been posted.

=== Presentation Available ===

Dennis DeLorme's LCD initialization and operation presentation is now available.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 2 ===

The second Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and Kevin Arhelger won the first round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: June 14th ===

Dennis DeLorme will give a presentation on LCD initialization and operation.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 1 ===

The first Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Good luck!

OldNews

2006-08-09T13:54:36Z

Luddite:

__NOTOC__

== Old News ==

=== Gimp Challenge I: due date: July 8 ===
Now that we all are skilled in the art of "The Gimp", Chris, Kevin and I thought we should have some fun with it. The challenge is to pick your favorite two hated (or loved?) celebrites and Gimp together an image depicting a Celebrity Boxing style match. Who will it be? Gates vs Linus, Bush vs Clinton, Steve Fox vs The Gimp Circle Method? Start with one of the images suggested on the [[GimpChallenge]] Page or find/create your own. Images should be posted in gimp format (so we can see your tricks and techniques) and png format (cause we are lazy). Images are due July 8th so judging can occur prior to our meeting July 13th.

If you need an account to the wiki so you can post your picture, please send an email to the list. Include the user name you wish to have.

=== Lunch: June 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 **Note location change** ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, [http://www.gimp.org GIMP]). There is summer construction in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Social: Tuesday June 6 ===
Ice cream social to be held in a park near Steve Fox's, 7 pm. For more details and to sign up for the ice cream related item you'll bring, see the [[SocialMeeting]] page.

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Technical Meeting: October 11th ===

Bob Techentin is giving a tcl/tk presentation. [[Minutes]]

=== Technical Meeting: September 9th ===

Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.

=== Technical Meeting: August 9th ===

<s>Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.</s> Reschedule due to bad weather.

=== Social Meeting: August 4th ===

We're going to X-Games (downtown Rochester on Broadway) to play some LAN games.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 3 ===

The third Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and John Steenbergen won the second round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: July 14th ===

This will be a joint PCIG/K-LUG meeting. Gary Rolfs from PCIG will be presenting an introduction to Python programming.

=== Meeting Minutes Available ===

The meeting minutes that Kevin Neff has been kind enough to take have now been posted.

=== Presentation Available ===

Dennis DeLorme's LCD initialization and operation presentation is now available.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 2 ===

The second Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and Kevin Arhelger won the first round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: June 14th ===

Dennis DeLorme will give a presentation on LCD initialization and operation.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 1 ===

The first Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Good luck!

Main Page

2006-08-09T13:53:33Z

Luddite:

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== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday August 8th ===
We currently have no meeting topic. You can come to RCTC's HA104, find a janitor to open the room, and discuss whatever geeky topic crosses your mind. Or you can go to X-Games, although so far nobody has RSVP'd that they're going to be there. And/or, if you have IBM campus privledges, you can attend PCIG's presentation on VMware on Thursday August 10th.

=== Planned Lunch: August 17th ===
11:30 am at the Galleria, near the Chinese restaurant.

=== Planned Technical Meeting for Thursday, September 14th ===
[http://www.debugmode.com/wink/ Wink] software used for making demos of new products. Records screen sessions and audio.

=== Planned Technical Meeting for Tuesday October, 10th ===
Mister House - Home automation - possibly road trip to a Rochester home being controlled by computers.

=== Social: Thursday July 27 ===
Join us for a round of shoe throwing at East Park, 6:30 pm. If people have better equipment to bring/share, we can hopefully upgrade from shoes to golf disks (if you missed the last social and are confused, we're playing frisbee golf). Lightening or hail, stay home. Otherwise we play rain or shine.

=== Lunch: July 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. We will be inviting the Mayo open-source-discussion email list participants to attend as well.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday July 13 **Note location change** ===
'''Ruby on Rails''' by Jose de Leon. Ruby is an open source scripting language and Ruby on Rails is an open-source web framework that makes developing web applications easy. Jose will demo an application he has written in Ruby on Rails and will discuss the International Rails Conference (http://railsconf.org/) he recently attended.
This is a joint meeting with [http://www.pcig.info PCIG]. Construction continues in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Links from Old News Items ===
[http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] | [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]] | [[ForSaleorWanted]] | [http://www.gimp.org Gimp] | [[OldNews]]

OldNews

2006-08-09T13:51:39Z

Luddite:

== Old News ==

=== Gimp Challenge I: due date: July 8 ===
Now that we all are skilled in the art of "The Gimp", Chris, Kevin and I thought we should have some fun with it. The challenge is to pick your favorite two hated (or loved?) celebrites and Gimp together an image depicting a Celebrity Boxing style match. Who will it be? Gates vs Linus, Bush vs Clinton, Steve Fox vs The Gimp Circle Method? Start with one of the images suggested on the [[GimpChallenge]] Page or find/create your own. Images should be posted in gimp format (so we can see your tricks and techniques) and png format (cause we are lazy). Images are due July 8th so judging can occur prior to our meeting July 13th.

If you need an account to the wiki so you can post your picture, please send an email to the list. Include the user name you wish to have.

=== Lunch: June 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 **Note location change** ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, [http://www.gimp.org GIMP]). There is summer construction in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Social: Tuesday June 6 ===
Ice cream social to be held in a park near Steve Fox's, 7 pm. For more details and to sign up for the ice cream related item you'll bring, see the [[SocialMeeting]] page.

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Technical Meeting: October 11th ===

Bob Techentin is giving a tcl/tk presentation. [[Minutes]]

=== Technical Meeting: September 9th ===

Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.

=== Technical Meeting: August 9th ===

<s>Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.</s> Reschedule due to bad weather.

=== Social Meeting: August 4th ===

We're going to X-Games (downtown Rochester on Broadway) to play some LAN games.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 3 ===

The third Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and John Steenbergen won the second round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: July 14th ===

This will be a joint PCIG/K-LUG meeting. Gary Rolfs from PCIG will be presenting an introduction to Python programming.

=== Meeting Minutes Available ===

The meeting minutes that Kevin Neff has been kind enough to take have now been posted.

=== Presentation Available ===

Dennis DeLorme's LCD initialization and operation presentation is now available.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 2 ===

The second Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and Kevin Arhelger won the first round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: June 14th ===

Dennis DeLorme will give a presentation on LCD initialization and operation.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 1 ===

The first Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Good luck!

Main Page

2006-06-22T12:54:43Z

Luddite:

__NOTOC__

== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday July 13 **Note location change** ===
'''Ruby on Rails''' by Jose de Leon. Ruby is an open source scripting language and Ruby on Rails is an open-source web framework that makes developing web applications easy. Jose will demo an application he has written in Ruby on Rails and will discuss the International Rails Conference (http://railsconf.org/) he recently attended.
This is a joint meeting with [http://www.pcig.info PCIG]. Construction continues in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Gimp Challenge I: due date: July 8 ===
Now that we all are skilled in the art of "The Gimp", Chris, Kevin and I thought we should have some fun with it. The challenge is to pick your favorite two hated (or loved?) celebrites and Gimp together an image depicting a Celebrity Boxing style match. Who will it be? Gates vs Linus, Bush vs Clinton, Steve Fox vs The Gimp Circle Method? Start with one of the images suggested on the [[GimpChallenge]] Page or find/create your own. Images should be posted in gimp format (so we can see your tricks and techniques) and png format (cause we are lazy). Images are due July 8th so judging can occur prior to our meeting July 13th.

If you need an account to the wiki so you can post your picture, please send an email to the list. Include the user name you wish to have.

=== Lunch: June 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 **Note location change** ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, [http://www.gimp.org GIMP]). There is summer construction in the computer lab wing, so this meeting will occur in [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA104].

=== Social: Tuesday June 6 ===
Ice cream social to be held in a park near Steve Fox's, 7 pm. For more details and to sign up for the ice cream related item you'll bring, see the [[SocialMeeting]] page.

=== Links from Old News Items ===
[http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] | [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]] | [[ForSaleorWanted]] | [http://www.gimp.org Gimp] | [[OldNews]]

OldNews

2006-06-22T12:53:44Z

Luddite:

== Old News ==

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Technical Meeting: October 11th ===

Bob Techentin is giving a tcl/tk presentation. [[Minutes]]

=== Technical Meeting: September 9th ===

Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.

=== Technical Meeting: August 9th ===

<s>Luka Bajzer will be presenting the Ruby programming language. The first part of the presentation will focus on the history and features of the language, where to use it and where not to use it. The second (optional) portion of the presentation will be a more interactive format.</s> Reschedule due to bad weather.

=== Social Meeting: August 4th ===

We're going to X-Games (downtown Rochester on Broadway) to play some LAN games.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 3 ===

The third Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and John Steenbergen won the second round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: July 14th ===

This will be a joint PCIG/K-LUG meeting. Gary Rolfs from PCIG will be presenting an introduction to Python programming.

=== Meeting Minutes Available ===

The meeting minutes that Kevin Neff has been kind enough to take have now been posted.

=== Presentation Available ===

Dennis DeLorme's LCD initialization and operation presentation is now available.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 2 ===

The second Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Tina Wood and Kevin Arhelger won the first round. Good luck!

=== Technical Meeting: June 14th ===

Dennis DeLorme will give a presentation on LCD initialization and operation.

=== Challenge and Puzzler: Round 1 ===

The first Linux Challenge and Puzzler has been posted. Good luck!

About

2006-06-22T12:49:13Z

Luddite:

= Who are we? =

Most of us are from the Rochester, Minnesota area, or have been there at one time or another. We have a lot of IBMers, Mayo employees, students, retirees, and plenty of others.

= Officers =

We try to keep things simple and informal. Officers are listed below. System
administrators include Derek Hunt, Wade Fields, Dean Johnson, Kyle Jerviss.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
! Office || || Person
|-
| President || || Tina Wood
|-
| Vice President || || Kevin Neff
|-
| Treasurer || || Jim Evans
|}

= KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community =

KLUG members are involved in the Open Source Community in a number of ways.
Involvement inlcudes testing, submitting patches, submitting RPMs to
Fedora Extras, and maintaining or administrating projects.

Some examples of projects to which KLUG members contributed can be found
below.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
|[http://mmtl.sf.net Multilayer Multiconductor Transmission Line Modeling]
|-
|[http://smarteiffel.loria.fr/ GNU Eiffel Compiler]
|-
|[http://www.mutt.org/ Mutt]
|-
|[http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/ yum]
|-
|[http://jikes.sourceforge.net/ Jikes]
|}

= History =

KLUG has been around formally since January 1999. It was in existance,
informally, for a couple years before that.

SocialMeeting

2006-06-05T13:29:22Z

Luddite:

Our next social meeting will be Tuesday June 6th, 7:00 pm, at a park near Steve's house (map at bottom). It will be an ice cream social, so please bring ice cream or some related item (popsicles, toppings, cones, etc). Keep an eye on the list, and if there will just be a few of us it will make more sense to bring a box or two of popsicles than 3 different ice cream flavors or toppings without ice cream. BYOB, spoons, bowls, etc. Please bring serving spoons if your item requires them. Also please bring kites, frisbees, volleyball and net, bean bag toss, friends, family, etc. If it rains, we'll relocate across the street to Steve's garage, as this park has no shelter. Some left over ice cream can be stored in Steve's freezer while we continue to socialize.

Please sign up to indicate you're coming, and what you'll be bringing.

{| border="1" cellpadding="5"
|-
| '''Name''' || '''# of attendees''' || '''Ice cream bringing''' || '''Neat toy bringing'''
|-
| Tina Wood || 1 || vanilla || frisbee and kite
|-
| Steve Fox || 3 || chocolate chip || frisbee, kite, sharp sticks
|-
| Chris Abbey || 2 || Lemon Slushie Cups || um...
|-
| Kevin Arhelger || >= 1 || Mint || Stunt Kites, Model Rockets?
|-
| Kevin Neff || 2.125 || Vanilla || Dixie
|}

Here's the map. [[Image:Park-map.PNG]]

Main Page

2006-05-25T13:13:58Z

Luddite:

__NOTOC__

== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 13 ===
Baring snowstorms or any other emergencies, Robert Nix will present on The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program, www.gimp.org). Watch for a potential location change, as apparently there will be summer construction in the computer lab wing.

=== Lunch: May 18 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for geeks.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday May 11 ===
Chris Abbey will present on SSH.

=== Lunch: April 20 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 11 ===
Dennis DeLoreme on his !Supercomputer Cluster.

=== Lunch: March 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Links from Old News Items ===
[http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] | [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]]
| [[ForSaleorWanted]] | [[OldNews]]

About

2006-05-24T16:22:26Z

Luddite:

= Who are we? =

Most of us are from the Rochester, Minnesota area, or have been there at one time or another. We have a lot of IBMers, Mayo employees, students, retirees, and plenty of others.

= Officers =

We try to keep things simple and informal. Officers are listed below. System
administrators include Derek Hunt, Wade Fields, Dean Johnson, Kyle Jerviss.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
! Office || Person
|-
| President || Tina Wood
|-
| Vice President || Kevin Neff
|-
| Treasurer || Jim Evans
|}

= KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community =

KLUG members are involved in the Open Source Community in a number of ways.
Involvement inlcudes testing, submitting patches, submitting RPMs to
Fedora Extras, and maintaining or administrating projects.

Some examples of projects to which KLUG members contributed can be found
below.

[http://mmtl.sf.net Multilayer Multiconductor Transmission Line Modeling]

[http://smarteiffel.loria.fr/ GNU Eiffel Compiler]

[http://www.mutt.org/ Mutt]

[http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/ yum]

[http://jikes.sourceforge.net/ Jikes]

= History =

KLUG has been around formally since January 1999. It was in existance,
informally, for a couple years before that.

About

2006-05-24T13:12:57Z

Luddite:

= Who are we? =

Most of us are from the Rochester, Minnesota area, or have been there at one time or another. We have a lot of IBMers, Mayo employees, students, retirees, and plenty of others.

= Officers =

We try to keep things real simple and informal. We do have a couple officers as well as system admins which deserve recognition.

{|
! Position
! Person(s)
|-
| President
| Tina Wood
|-
| Vice-President
| Kevin Neff
|-
| Treasurer
| Jim Evans
|-
| System Administrators
| Derek Hunt, Wade Fields, Dean Johnson, Kyle Jerviss
|}

= KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community =

KLUG members are involved in the Open Source Community in a number of ways.
Involvement inlcudes testing, submitting patches, submitting RPMs to
Fedora Extras, and maintaining or administrating projects.

Some examples of projects to which KLUG members contributed can be found
below.

[http://mmtl.sf.net Multilayer Multiconductor Transmission Line Modeling]

[http://smarteiffel.loria.fr/ GNU Eiffel Compiler]

[http://www.mutt.org/ Mutt]

[http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/ yum]

[http://jikes.sourceforge.net/ Jikes]

= History =

KLUG has been around formally since January 1999. It was in existance,
informally, for a couple years before that.

Main Page

2006-03-09T22:16:42Z

Luddite: /* Technical Meeting: Thursday January 12 */

__NOTOC__

== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Lunch: February 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Yes, you have the chance to see our smiling faces twice in one day.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday Feburary 16 ===
(This meeting was cancelled. The presentation will be rescheduled, most likely to the regular March meeting time.)

Robert Nix will be giving a presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor. Note that this is not the usual date, due to the normally scheduled meeting falling on the day of obligatory sappiness.

=== Social: Friday February 10 ===

Evening social, time and location TBD (through in your vote on the email list). Excuse for social: New O'Reilly book reading overclocked perl hacker, courtesy of Kevin and Jadee.

=== "Elections" are over ===

Tina Wood is the new K-LUG President. Kevin Neff will be the Vice-President. Jim Evans is the perpetual Treasurer (aka He Who Holds The Baggie)

=== Lunch: January 19 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday January 12 ===

Come to the Distro Debate. Evangelize your distribution or bash gentoo. Steve Fox will be there to break up fistfights.

Presidential "elections" will also be held.

=== Lunch: December 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: December 13 ===

Meeting cancelled (due to Kevin's DSP homework)

=== Gaming Night: December 8th ===

Meet at X-Games in downtown Rochester at 6PM. Cost is $5 an hour, but new members get 1/2 off.

=== Technical Meeting: November 10th ===

November Means Swap Meet! Get rid of stuff you don't use any more.

K-LUG and [http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] annual Swap and Shop sale will be on Thursday Nov 10th at 6pm. Clean out your closet of old/spare PC hardware, software and techy toys...or just show up to browse for good deals. Pizza and pop will be available
Location is a slightly different room than our usually meetings: the Rochester Community Technical College / [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]] on Nov. 10, 2005

Let's start a [[ForSaleorWanted]] page. List the items you expect to bring or will bring if someone contacts you...also list the things you want to sell or trade.

== Past Events ==
Looking for past events? See [[OldNews]]

Main Page

2006-03-09T22:16:21Z

Luddite: /* Technical Meeting: Thursday Feburary 16 */

__NOTOC__

== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Lunch: February 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Yes, you have the chance to see our smiling faces twice in one day.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday Feburary 16 ===
(This meeting was cancelled. The presentation will be rescheduled, most likely to the regular March meeting time.)

Robert Nix will be giving a presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor. Note that this is not the usual date, due to the normally scheduled meeting falling on the day of obligatory sappiness.

=== Social: Friday February 10 ===

Evening social, time and location TBD (through in your vote on the email list). Excuse for social: New O'Reilly book reading overclocked perl hacker, courtesy of Kevin and Jadee.

=== "Elections" are over ===

Tina Wood is the new K-LUG President. Kevin Neff will be the Vice-President. Jim Evans is the perpetual Treasurer (aka He Who Holds The Baggie)

=== Lunch: January 19 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday January 12 ===

Come to the Distro Debate. Evangelize your distribution or bash gentoo. Steve Fox will be there to break up fistfights.

Presidential "elections" will also be held.

The meeting will be held in HC122.

=== Lunch: December 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: December 13 ===

Meeting cancelled (due to Kevin's DSP homework)

=== Gaming Night: December 8th ===

Meet at X-Games in downtown Rochester at 6PM. Cost is $5 an hour, but new members get 1/2 off.

=== Technical Meeting: November 10th ===

November Means Swap Meet! Get rid of stuff you don't use any more.

K-LUG and [http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] annual Swap and Shop sale will be on Thursday Nov 10th at 6pm. Clean out your closet of old/spare PC hardware, software and techy toys...or just show up to browse for good deals. Pizza and pop will be available
Location is a slightly different room than our usually meetings: the Rochester Community Technical College / [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]] on Nov. 10, 2005

Let's start a [[ForSaleorWanted]] page. List the items you expect to bring or will bring if someone contacts you...also list the things you want to sell or trade.

== Past Events ==
Looking for past events? See [[OldNews]]

ForSaleorWanted

2006-03-09T22:15:03Z

Luddite:

{| border=1 align=center
|+This page is meant to be a preview to the K-LUG / PCIG Swap Sale, coming Nov 10th. List Items for Sale or Wanted
! Date Posted
! Sell or Wanted
! Item(s) Description
! Contact
|----
|28 Dec 2005
|Sell
|I have a HP Pavilion 510c /w Windows XP Home. Specs: P4 Celeron 1.3 System, 256 megs of RAM, 40 Gig, Floppy, CD-RW, Front USB, Onboard Audio/Video/LAN, Modem. Make a reasonable offer.Only home until the 16th of Jan, would like to sell before then. - Tim
| [[Kniteman77@gmail.com]]
|----
|X
|Sell
|IBM P200 CRT monitor [http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=SBJR-3XNMFM 6555-773], refurb, great shape, will do 1600x1280 @ 75hz (or at least it did the last time I had it connected to anything.) Price: Make an offer.
| [[linux@cabbey.net]]
|----
|X
|Wanted
|Pentium or PentiumII laptop. 100-200MHz cpu, 32MB-64MB memory. Doesn't need to have a working display, as long as the system works.
|Rudi Chiarito
|
|----
|X
|Sell (Free)
|BP6 motherboard, dual Celeron ~300 MHz CPUs w/ water jackets.
|neffk zat ieee fdot org
|}

Main Page

2006-03-09T22:09:02Z

Luddite: /* Under Construction */

__NOTOC__

== LUG News ==

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday March 9 ===
Due to a death in the family, there will be no GIMP presentation. Instead please bring topics for discussion.

To be rescheduled:
Robert Nix's presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor.

=== Lunch: February 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Yes, you have the chance to see our smiling faces twice in one day.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday Feburary 16 ===
'*************** CANCELLED ***************

This presentation will be rescheduled, most likely to the regular March meeting time.

Robert Nix will be giving a presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor. Note that this is not the usual date, due to the normally scheduled meeting falling on the day of obligatory sappiness.

=== Social: Friday February 10 ===

Evening social, time and location TBD (through in your vote on the email list). Excuse for social: New O'Reilly book reading overclocked perl hacker, courtesy of Kevin and Jadee.

=== "Elections" are over ===

Tina Wood is the new K-LUG President. Kevin Neff will be the Vice-President. Jim Evans is the perpetual Treasurer (aka He Who Holds The Baggie)

=== Lunch: January 19 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday January 12 ===

Come to the Distro Debate. Evangelize your distribution or bash gentoo. Steve Fox will be there to break up fistfights.

Presidential "elections" will also be held.

The meeting will be held in HC122.

=== Lunch: December 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: December 13 ===

Meeting cancelled (due to Kevin's DSP homework)

=== Gaming Night: December 8th ===

Meet at X-Games in downtown Rochester at 6PM. Cost is $5 an hour, but new members get 1/2 off.

=== Technical Meeting: November 10th ===

November Means Swap Meet! Get rid of stuff you don't use any more.

K-LUG and [http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] annual Swap and Shop sale will be on Thursday Nov 10th at 6pm. Clean out your closet of old/spare PC hardware, software and techy toys...or just show up to browse for good deals. Pizza and pop will be available
Location is a slightly different room than our usually meetings: the Rochester Community Technical College / [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]] on Nov. 10, 2005

Let's start a [[ForSaleorWanted]] page. List the items you expect to bring or will bring if someone contacts you...also list the things you want to sell or trade.

== Past Events ==
Looking for past events? See [[OldNews]]

Main Page

2006-02-09T15:17:15Z

Luddite: /* Lunch: February 16 */

__NOTOC__
== Under Construction ==

Yeah baby! It's 1995 all over again. Having an ugly, broken website is a good motivator to fix it. So we've just replaced the K-LUG website with a new wiki and are hoping people will help to copy the information over. If you want to help the [http://k-lug.org/old.site/ old website is here].

== LUG News ==

=== Lunch: February 16 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant. Yes, you have the chance to see our smiling faces twice in one day.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday Feburary 16 ===

Robert Nix will be giving a presentation on using [http://www.gimp.org Gimp], the image editor. Note that this is not the usual date, due to the normally scheduled meeting falling on the day of obligatory sappiness.

=== Social: Friday February 10 ===

Evening social, time and location TBD (through in your vote on the email list). Excuse for social: New O'Reilly book reading overclocked perl hacker, courtesy of Kevin and Jadee.

=== "Elections" are over ===

Tina Wood is the new K-LUG President. Kevin Neff will be the Vice-President. Jim Evans is the perpetual Treasurer (aka He Who Holds The Baggie)

=== Lunch: January 19 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday January 12 ===

Come to the Distro Debate. Evangelize your distribution or bash gentoo. Steve Fox will be there to break up fistfights.

Presidential "elections" will also be held.

The meeting will be held in HC122.

=== Lunch: December 15 ===

Lunch, 11:30 in the Galleria food court, next to the Chinese restaurant.

=== Technical Meeting: December 13 ===

Meeting cancelled (due to Kevin's DSP homework)

=== Gaming Night: December 8th ===

Meet at X-Games in downtown Rochester at 6PM. Cost is $5 an hour, but new members get 1/2 off.

=== Technical Meeting: November 10th ===

November Means Swap Meet! Get rid of stuff you don't use any more.

K-LUG and [http://www.pcig.info the PC Interest Group's] annual Swap and Shop sale will be on Thursday Nov 10th at 6pm. Clean out your closet of old/spare PC hardware, software and techy toys...or just show up to browse for good deals. Pizza and pop will be available
Location is a slightly different room than our usually meetings: the Rochester Community Technical College / [[UCR Heinz Center, Room HB117b]] on Nov. 10, 2005

Let's start a [[ForSaleorWanted]] page. List the items you expect to bring or will bring if someone contacts you...also list the things you want to sell or trade.

== Past Events ==
Looking for past events? See [[OldNews]]