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= When do you meet? = | = 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 Apache Mall food court at 11:30 AM, sort of near the Barnes | 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 Apache Mall food court at 11:30 AM, sort of near the Barnes&Noble. Look for the geeks. For those coming from IBM, there are some people who carpool. For those coming from downtown, you can take the bus (route 7A, departing downtown at 11:12 am) or it's a 30 minute walk (plan to depart the SE corner of the courtyard between the Harwick and Medical Sciences building at 11 am) in decent weather. | ||
= 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. | |||
= 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 [http://www.k-lug.org/mailman/listinfo/klug mailing list]. | |||
= Meeting minutes = | |||
See [[Minutes]]. | |||
= Potential topics = | |||
This is a list of topics that people are willing to present on if there is sufficient interest. | |||
{| border="1" | |||
! Presenter !! Topic !! Date !! Interested Parties | |||
|- | |||
| Steve Fox | |||
| [http://beryl-project.org/ Beryl] 3D desktop enhancer | |||
| Any | |||
| Carter Lekatz, Tim Massaro, Tina Wood | |||
|- | |||
| Steve Fox | |||
| PHP/MySQL programming | |||
| Any | |||
| Carter Lekatz, Tim Massaro, Tina Wood | |||
|- | |||
| Kevin Arhelger | |||
| XEN/vmware virtualization | |||
| Any | |||
| Tina Wood, Tim M, Chris Abbey | |||
|- | |||
| Bill Marshall | |||
| Samba | |||
| ?? | |||
| Tina Wood, Tim M, Chris Abbey | |||
|- | |||
| Bob Nix | |||
| Running Linux in zVM (mainframe) | |||
| ?? | |||
| Steve Fox, Tina Wood, Chris Abbey | |||
|} | |||
= 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 | |||
-Construct a set of slides and presentation material to conduct a Community Ed class, with the goal of making it easy for the presenter so that the "duty" of holding the class could be circulated among the K-Lug'ers willing to do it. If you had to do it once a year instead of four times, it might be easier to keep a class like that going. Live Knoppix CDs are an issue at the Community Education building, the PCs there would not boot from CD, so you'd need a floppy disk boot manager to get the CDs in play. The goal, especially for the Linux class, is to allow everyone to walk away at the end of the evening with a live-CD in hand. | |||
Volunteers for teaching once presentation is written: Steve Schaper | |||
-Voting and vote tracking | |||
-Now that new cars don't come with cassette players, it becomes necessary to put those books on tape or music on tape on a more useful format for travelling. How to do this using cheap/free/already owned software and hardware. Could expand the topic to rescuing your any favorite out-dated audio material (record, 8-track, etc). | |||
-aapml application mark up...what is it/how is it used. Is it going anywhere. | |||
-Repairing/rebuilding a hacked machine | |||
= Information on the next social meeting = | |||
See the [[SocialMeeting]] page | |||
Revision as of 15:00, 29 June 2007
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 Apache Mall food court at 11:30 AM, sort of near the Barnes&Noble. Look for the geeks. For those coming from IBM, there are some people who carpool. For those coming from downtown, you can take the bus (route 7A, departing downtown at 11:12 am) or it's a 30 minute walk (plan to depart the SE corner of the courtyard between the Harwick and Medical Sciences building at 11 am) in decent weather.
Where do you meet?
At the University Center Rochester Heinz Center in room HA108. Need directions?. This map may help you find the specific room.
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.
Potential topics
This is a list of topics that people are willing to present on if there is sufficient interest.
| Presenter | Topic | Date | Interested Parties |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steve Fox | Beryl 3D desktop enhancer | Any | Carter Lekatz, Tim Massaro, Tina Wood |
| Steve Fox | PHP/MySQL programming | Any | Carter Lekatz, Tim Massaro, Tina Wood |
| Kevin Arhelger | XEN/vmware virtualization | Any | Tina Wood, Tim M, Chris Abbey |
| Bill Marshall | Samba | ?? | Tina Wood, Tim M, Chris Abbey |
| Bob Nix | Running Linux in zVM (mainframe) | ?? | Steve Fox, Tina Wood, Chris Abbey |
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
-Construct a set of slides and presentation material to conduct a Community Ed class, with the goal of making it easy for the presenter so that the "duty" of holding the class could be circulated among the K-Lug'ers willing to do it. If you had to do it once a year instead of four times, it might be easier to keep a class like that going. Live Knoppix CDs are an issue at the Community Education building, the PCs there would not boot from CD, so you'd need a floppy disk boot manager to get the CDs in play. The goal, especially for the Linux class, is to allow everyone to walk away at the end of the evening with a live-CD in hand. Volunteers for teaching once presentation is written: Steve Schaper
-Voting and vote tracking
-Now that new cars don't come with cassette players, it becomes necessary to put those books on tape or music on tape on a more useful format for travelling. How to do this using cheap/free/already owned software and hardware. Could expand the topic to rescuing your any favorite out-dated audio material (record, 8-track, etc).
-aapml application mark up...what is it/how is it used. Is it going anywhere.
-Repairing/rebuilding a hacked machine
Information on the next social meeting
See the SocialMeeting page