Meeting Notes Dec 2005

7 people showed up to the meeting.

Topics Discussed:
GNUCASH
Bladecenter on Linux
SNORT IDS system for the cheap.
Ethics
Sound Card problems with Alsa
Tanget Topic: Microwaves wireless and fires. Power coils and flloresant bulbs. CENTOS : A redhat enterprise like version of Linux. ACM vs IEEE for journal use: ACM seems cheaper
Compiling the kernel under debian with kpackage.
Using Knoppix to restore both windows and Linux filesystems.

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