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 code before each
meeting — the latest codes are posted in the
Lugstuff Archives.
Linux User Group Meeting Announcement Date: Monday,Sept 7, 2026 Time: 7:00 PM Location: remote Meeting Details Meeting Format: online Online Platform: Jitsi Meet Meeting Link: https://meet.jit.si/Annapolis-Linux About Jitsi Meet Jitsi Meet is a free, open-source video conferencing platform with several key features: Key Features Browser-based video conferencing No account required WebRTC technology Cross-platform compatibility (Windows,…
The Annapolis Linux Users Group had their fist meeting in Mavenspire’s conference room. We are very happy to have a new meeting place. Meeting notes: 1) Need to get sign for LUG meeting. Annapolis Lug meets here 2.) We had some volunteers for future presentations, additionally mavenspire said they could bring in some vendors. Here…
About 5 people showed up to this meeting. Talked about home automation and Misterhouse. Linux Mint. Home Theater. Virtual instruments. Song Smith. And, Bay watch.
Topics: Debboot strap Debian allows you to run other distros inside the primary distro. For example, if you have an application that only works with Redhat. You can install RedHat inside Debian using Debboot Strap. This will allow you to ‘chroot’ to the distro and run the software. USB Net |This was the first Tuesday…
We had about 5 people show up for this meeting. During the beginning of the meeting we had a lengthy discussion of RedHat vs SUSE. Two members were having problems with RHEL 5 upgrades. Apparently, the new version of RedHat goes out and gets updates automatically. Although this my be a configuration that need to…
The January 2015 meeting was in Barnes and Nobles from 7PM to 9PM. We had about 8 users. Tim C. brought in a broken ATX mini case that was missing a cover. He said that he was having a power issue. Brad the previous owner of this object advised him to screw the cover back…
