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The next virtual meeting will be held on November 4, 2024 at 7PM. Meeting link subject to change: see lug list archive for updates. https://annapolislinux.org/mailman/listinfo/lugstuff We will be using Jutsi, which is free, to meet. https://meet.jit.si/Annapolis-Linux →Read more
Dear Members, I wanted to take a moment to inform you that I have decided to discontinue our meetup group due to rising costs associated with maintaining it. Please use the listserv for communication in the future. Join the Listserv →Read more
Linux User Group Meeting Notes Topics Discussed: 1. Dual Boot Systems Discussed considerations for setting up dual boot configurations 2. SSD Drives Talked about historical recommendations for leaving extra space at the end of SSDs Unclear if this practice is still necessary with modern SSDs 3. Open Source Software in Government Brief discussion on the […] →Read more
Date: Past meeting notes 09/09/24 Attendees: TC, LeeRoy, Dave, Bob Topics Discussed Correction from Previous Meeting Bob acknowledged he misspoke previously Confirmed Minh was correct about oxidizing issues Hardware Issue: Copper Conductor Oxidation Affecting Raptor Lake Intel processors Possible manufacturing or quality control problem Impact on many PC machines Boot Partition Issue Bob mentioned a […] →Read more
Attendees Leroy Dave Brad (2 Brad attendees) Bob Minh Ted TC Agenda and Discussions Presentation of DistroSea by Bob Bob demonstrated DistroSea, an application that allows users to test drive various Linux distributions online. This tool is useful for exploring different distros without the need to install them locally[1]. DistroSea Discussion on Microsoft’s Project Natick […] →Read more
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The Annapolis Linux Users group is a not-for-profit organization that provides support and/or education for Linux users, particularly for inexperienced users. We have a list serve. We also use meetup.com as a means to disseminate our meeting info. As of March 2020, we have been meeting virtual. We use Google Meet as a means to […] →Read more