The Penguin way to computing.
About 6 people showed for this meeting. Matt, the local who uses Linux for racing, came again. He brought his newest gadget called a mini-box. He wanted to use the device on-board monitoring computer for recording his car’s race data. Since he car will have a lot of vibration we recommended that he use a […] →Read more
About 8 people showed up. We had an open meeting today. Topics discussed: 1. Novell’s Open Enterprise server using Suse to interconnect with Active Directory. 2. What Linux are you survey . The survey is found here. 3. What do people use for managing server configurations ? – Nick answer: cfengine, puppet, custom scripts with […] →Read more
Notes from Nick: About seven people showed up in the Mavenspire Conference room. Question re: Ubuntu (installation) -> Graphics libs, why do these matter & how do they fit into general scheme of OS -> Ubuntu has customized some of these, apparently raising concern in community… why is this generating such hullabaloo? What is the […] →Read more
Summary: The meeting theme for Monday Oct 5th 2009 was file-systems. During this meeting Ted gave a presentations on how to recover files that were deleted from an EXT2 file system. Since file pointers are moved with a delete, he used debugfs to dump the file contents directly from the inode. Journaled files systems have […] →Read more
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 […] →Read more