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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. | 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. | ||
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| President || || Tina Wood-Wentz | | President || || Tina Wood-Wentz | ||
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| Vice President || || | | Vice President || || Robert Nix | ||
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| Treasurer || || Will Schmidt | | Treasurer || || Will Schmidt | ||
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= KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community = | = KLUG Contributions to the Open Source Community = | ||
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|[http://gri.sourceforge.net/ GRI] | |[http://gri.sourceforge.net/ GRI] | ||
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= History = | = History = | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 13 February 2015
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.
| Office | Person | |
|---|---|---|
| President | Tina Wood-Wentz | |
| Vice President | Robert Nix | |
| Treasurer | Will Schmidt |
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.
| Multilayer Multiconductor Transmission Line Modeling |
| GNU Eiffel Compiler |
| Mutt |
| yum |
| Jikes |
| GRI |
History
KLUG has been around formally since January 1999. It was in existance, informally, for a couple years before that.