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| - | The next Taclug meeting is scheduled for Saturday March, 18th, 2006 at Pacific Lutheran University (Room TBA). It is not anticipated that introductions and presentations will take a full hour. We will manage the meeting time to take breaks between presentations. Bring those computers if you desire some assistance in Linux installations, configurations, or trouble shooting. Just remember, there is no charge for these services. And you, as the owner of your computer, are ultimately responsible to approve of any changes made to your computer. If you wish to get help with your computer, please make sure your data is backed up before coming to this meeting. | + | The next Taclug meeting is scheduled for Saturday March, 18th, 2006 at Pacific Lutheran University Building #31 on this map: http://www.plu.edu/about/maps/ |
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| + | We can use the parking lots immediately to the west or south of the building. For anyone who is coming from our old meeting location (Xavier Hall) they would generally proceed west (away from Park Ave) and follow the roadway/paths down the hill side. | ||
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| + | The room is the first room on your left as you walk in from the West entrance. | ||
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| + | It is not anticipated that introductions and presentations will take a full hour. We will manage the meeting time to take breaks between presentations. Bring those computers if you desire some assistance in Linux installations, configurations, or trouble shooting. Just remember, there is no charge for these services. And you, as the owner of your computer, are ultimately responsible to approve of any changes made to your computer. If you wish to get help with your computer, please make sure your data is backed up before coming to this meeting. | ||
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| 1:00pm to 2:00pm - INTRODUCTIONS: In Our Patented Taclug Tort and Retort Format | 1:00pm to 2:00pm - INTRODUCTIONS: In Our Patented Taclug Tort and Retort Format | ||
| - | 2:00pm to 3:00pm - NOVICE SESSION: TBD | + | 2:00pm to 3:00pm - NOVICE SESSION: Joel Carlson - Puppy Linux |
| 3:00pm to 4:00pm - GURU SESSION: Jarod Wilson - Cluster Computing with Linux | 3:00pm to 4:00pm - GURU SESSION: Jarod Wilson - Cluster Computing with Linux | ||
Revision as of 19:25, 15 Mar 2006
Welcome, This is the home of the Tacoma Linux User Group or TACLUG.
TACLUG is a non-profit group of Linux enthusiasts who meet each month to share information about this great operating system. *BSD, Unix, Mac and other computer enthusiasts are welcome too.
Membership is open to the public so everyone should feel welcome to check out a meeting and/or the mailing lists.
News
- Linux Fest Northwest 2006 is April 29th at Bellingham Technical College. We'll be looking for volunteers to staff a booth. LFNW is always a lot of fun; you should go and challenge me in the Alpha Geek contest. Jeff
- I added a RSS Aggretator (http://www.taclug.org/planet/) to the site. It's updated every 6 hours. If you'd like your journal/weblog added, let me know -- Charles
March Meeting
The next Taclug meeting is scheduled for Saturday March, 18th, 2006 at Pacific Lutheran University Building #31 on this map: http://www.plu.edu/about/maps/
We can use the parking lots immediately to the west or south of the building. For anyone who is coming from our old meeting location (Xavier Hall) they would generally proceed west (away from Park Ave) and follow the roadway/paths down the hill side.
The room is the first room on your left as you walk in from the West entrance.
It is not anticipated that introductions and presentations will take a full hour. We will manage the meeting time to take breaks between presentations. Bring those computers if you desire some assistance in Linux installations, configurations, or trouble shooting. Just remember, there is no charge for these services. And you, as the owner of your computer, are ultimately responsible to approve of any changes made to your computer. If you wish to get help with your computer, please make sure your data is backed up before coming to this meeting.
Agenda
10:00am to 1:00pm - Available for Board Meeting and/or Tech Sessions
1:00pm to 2:00pm - INTRODUCTIONS: In Our Patented Taclug Tort and Retort Format
2:00pm to 3:00pm - NOVICE SESSION: Joel Carlson - Puppy Linux
3:00pm to 4:00pm - GURU SESSION: Jarod Wilson - Cluster Computing with Linux
4:00pm to 5:00pm - GURU SESSION: Jeff Maxwell - The Intel® CoreTM (Merom) CPU Architecture
5:00pm to 6:00pm - Tech Sessions and Socializing
About this Wiki
The TACLUG Wiki mainly aims to be a repository of instructions and operative knowledge. Unlike sites like Wikipedia, it does not aim to be an authoritative reference on the What and Why of everything. Reference material on this wiki is not usually exhaustive, does not necessarily attempt to be neutral, and will likely contain opinions and sometimes unsubstantiated claims; in general, links to external resources should be included where appropriate. The TACLUG wiki focuses on the How. It collects Notes on how to set up, configure and use things, tips on how to get more out of them, and the like. It is also a social platform for participants; some pages may be humourous or even silly, and we like them that way.
A Wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki) is a WebSite that allows anyone (including you) to modify just about any page. Read our Help Page or the Wiki Tutorial if you haven't used wikis before. If you have any further questions, try the ContactList
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