The Annapolis Linux Users Group is a not-for-profit organization that provides support and education for Linux users, particularly those who are inexperienced. We use a mailing list to disseminate meeting information. As of March 2020, we have been meeting virtually via Jitsi Meet, which works with any web-based client on Linux. Please double-check the meeting…
We had about 8 people at this meeting. We met at the Starbucks in Severna Park, MD. Topics discussed: Ijet paid our Meetup bill – Thanks ijet. ezboot Drives – 250GB SSD drives are selling for $50 and the price of them is getting really low. Media servers – Kodi Nix and systemd – Patrick…
We had a meeting again in Starbucks at the Barnes and Nobles. About 11 people showed up. The subjects of discussion touched on programming languages, how to use AI for fun, how to make a secure home network, and new PC innovations. Stan brought some Linux questions that were answered. In the short discussion about…
About 5 people showed up. We had a pretty lively meeting. 2 new people showed up fro the meeting. Topics Discussed: Running Linux on 1GB Flash devices. Bob G said he was using 1GB USB sticks to run on Winterms. . There are a lot of USB bootable distros available. Hitachi is selling a 1TB…
This meeting was scheduled on a holiday by accident. Normally, meetings do not get held on holidays. 3 people showed up for the meeting. Nobody had any Linux questions, so we just chatted about work.
This post was a little late. We met on 11/07/2007 at Barnes and Nobles as normal. The topics discussed where as follows: Mark brought in a USB micro controller. One of the problems that he had was the usb device numbers jumped around making it hard for him to track it. He was using lsusb…
