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support for Linux and it's applications, connect Linux users in the area,
and expose others to alternative computing solutions they may not be aware
of. The group has various events such as installfests, and has a regular
mailing list open to everyone. To subscribe to the list, head over to the
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Projects Page (under construction)
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First meeting of the Fall
Posted August 31, 2003
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This Thursday, September 4th at 7:00 p.m. we will have this semester's first HLUG meeting! The meeting will
take place in Ferguson Hall 217. Being it the first meeting of the semester
we will have an introduction to the club and maybe a presentation or two. Also, if you want help the club
download our flier and paste it around campus!
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| Posted by Seņor Santiago Delgado
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We're Number 1...thanks
google...
Posted April 8, 2003
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 HOLY COW. Google
found our iso file server. After making it private it is STILL getting
hit hard. People who can't understand the concept are guessing passwords
and subdirectories in a futile attempt to locate the files.
If you don't believe me about the google thing, I took a screenshot.
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| Posted by Dr. Carl Lundstedt
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Second Meeting of the
Semester
Posted March 20, 2003 |
We had another
(highly successful) meeting on the Friday prior to UNL's spring break. The
meeting featured talks by Cesar and Carl about using Linux in research. (See
the Library link to see the slides).
Carl Lundstedt |
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First
Meeting of the Semester
Posted January 28, 2003 |
This Thursday,
January 30 at 7:00 p.m. in Ferguson Room 217 will be this semester's first
HLUG meeting. For our meeting we will have a presentation on Knoppix, a
bootable CD distribution. Ever wanted to try Linux, but weren't ready for
the commitment? Come learn more about Knoppix. We will also learn about
how the OpenSource community is implementing their own version of Microsoft's
.NET framework. Come and see how you can go .NET without going Microsoft.
Santiago Delgado
santiagodelgado@hotmail.com
Husker Linux Users Group (Secretary) |
Posted by Santiago Delgado
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