[2010 - March 30th] - Meeting - Tuesday March 30th, 2010

• Details of the status of the LUGUM.
• Continue migratation/fix up website to http://www.umich.edu/~lugum.
• Set up new lugum mailing list.
• Discuss recruitment flyer..ing (where, etc).
• Learn to configure and use Skype 2.0 with Linux and to transform Skype on Linux into a Business-Class videoconferencing method using Polycom hardware.

[2009 - November 3rd] - Meeting - November 4th, 2009

From Josh: There will be a meeting Wednesday, 11/04/09, 7pm.

It's in "Angell Hall Classroom B", which we learned is actually Mason Hall Classroom 444B, which is right at the main entrance to the fishbowl (one of the computer labs.)

Once again it'll be a lovely class on Intro. to Philosophy of Linux.

And other business stuff pertaining to the LUGUM...

[2009 - October 23th] - Meeting - October 28th, 2009

From Josh: There will be a UMLUG Meeting on the 28th! (or as CRISS knows it: "Intro. to Philosophy of Linux"). Woo.

Location: Angell Hall Classroom B Time: 19:00 to 20:30, 10/28/09

Invite your friends!

I'm sure we'll have something interesting to actually talk about by next week. =)

[2009 - October 23th] - UMLUG Website Resurrection!!!

[2008 - March 26th] - Meeting has been cancelled

An emergency came up, and it will have to be posponed. It will be rescheduled for next week or the week after. Thank you for your interest in the UMLUG.

[2008 - March 24th] - Meeting - March 26th

Join us again for a regular meeting, this Wednesday at 7PM in Dow 1018.

[2007.11.29] - Meeting tonight

Join us again for a regular meeting, tonight in Dow 1018.

[2007.11.09] - November 15, 6:30pm: "Linux: A Beginner's Guide"

Join us November 15, 6:30pm, in Dow 1018, to learn what Linux is, why you should try it, and how to use it, including live software demonostrations. (Also, Spread the news--print out a flyer.)

[2007.11.07] - Meeting Thursday, Nov. 8

We have a meeting tommorow, 7pm, Dow 1018, to discuss demos for next week. There will be cookies.

[2007.10.31] - Special meeting Thursday, Nov. 1

There is a special meeting tommorow, Nov. 1, at 7pm, in 1018 Dow, to finalize plans for the demos we want to do next week. Please come, especially if you want to run a demo!

[2007.10.29] - Report from Friday's meeting

Further plans were made for a demo Thursday, Nov. 8, 7-9pm, in Dow 1018 (or 1013 if there isn't enough room in 1018). Join the umlug group on UMOD to receive further details.

[2007.10.25] - Meeting this Friday

There's a meeting this Friday (Oct. 26) at the Espresso Royale on State Street at 7pm. (If it's too crowded we'll move elsewhere at 7:20 or so.)

[2007.10.01] - Stay tuned

The UMLUG will return. Join the umlug group on UMOD to receive meeting announcements.

- James

[2001.10.24] - We're still breathing

The LUG is still around, and we're still a U of M group, but the interest this year has been non-existant so far, and I just can't drive this group on my own without some sort of user support or feedback. I still encourage all of you to join our mailing lists as those are active, but we won't be having any meetings for a while it looks like. If interest picks up and people ask for a meeting, I won't hesitate to hold one, until then I wish you all happy Linuxing. Thanks.

- Adam

[2001.04.23] - See you next semester!

The UMLUG will meet again starting in the Fall. However, our mailing lists remain functional throughout the summer. Thank you for a great first year. See you all soon, and have a great summer.

[2001.03.15] - Public key cryptography and RSA followup

You can download Bruce Fields' RSA Perl tools (as a gzipped tar file) or just read the README file. Also, you may be interested in reading a paper Marius Beriksen mentioned during the meeting: Ken Thompson's Reflections on Trusting Trust, which explains why it's in practice impossible to use a modern operating system without trusting a lot of people.

[2001.03.08] - LUG Meeting: public key cryptography and RSA

There will be an LUG meeting on Wednesday, March 14th in room 1003 of the EECS building. The meeting is scheduled to be held from 6 pm until 8 pm. The actual presentation will probably not take up the whole time, and so any remaining time will be devoted for general Linux discussion for anyone who would like to stay. This is a very fascinating subject and the presentation is bound to be great. Hope to see many of you there.

[2001.02.20] - Upcoming meeting update

The time, date and location of our upcoming meeting has been finally set. There have been some minor problems due to which things got confirmed so late. The meeting will be tomorrow, February 21st, in room 3427 of the EECS building, from 6 pm until about 8 pm. Please note that this room is different from the one we met in last time. We will be holding a discussion of Eric S. Raymond's presentation as well as his written works. All are more than welcome to attend. Hope to see you there.

[2001.02.13] - Webpage update, upcoming meeting

We decided to change the look of the page a bit, hope you like it. Also, the LUG meeting last week didn't have as many attendees as we wanted, and so we decided to postpone the ESR discussion for our next meeting which sould be at some point next week, probably wednesday. Please check back for the final date, and we hope to see you there.

[2001.01.30] - Upcoming Meeting

We have an upcoming meeting on Wednesday, Feb 7th from 6pm until 8pm or so, in room 1005 in the EECS building. Read more about it on the Events page.

[2001.01.21] - Eric S. Raymond talk

Hear the Eric S. Raymond talk here! Thanks to Rob Bergeski for recording the talk, and to ESR for granting permission to post the recordings. Also a huge thanks goes out to the MDLUG for hosting these files!

[2001.01.16] - Tex

Notes from UMLUG member Bruce Fields' TeX talk can be found here: http://www.umich.edu/~bfields/tex_resources.html. TeX is a useful type-setting program that is used a lot for anything from rendering mathematical formulas to creating origami CD cases.

[2001.01.16] - Welcome to the UMLUG page

Our new page is up! Hope you like the layout. If you have any suggestions, email the webmaster at umlug-webmaster@umich.edu