The Omaha Linux User Group (OLUG) meets on the first Tuesday of every month at 1902 Howard Street. Meetings begin at 6:30 PM and generally consist of a Q&A session, latest news and events session and a presentation. Membership is free (no dues!) and everyone is welcome. Joining OLUG is very simple, show up at a meeting or sign up for the mailing list. If you would like to contact OLUG, please click here.
If you have a linux related topic you wish to present on, please consult the OLUG Schedule. Contact me off list with your name, topic and month you wish to present.
OLUG Schedule – https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hnmCqVu9s7r54ayAT4QAAkzLGHfp18eQYH9kxjUz28w
Thanks!
Jon L.
We’ll be meeting virtually this month as the Brain Exchange internet is down.
Earlier this year, an open source software tester found some suspicious behavior in a common Linux utility. He stopped a attack that could have had terrible consequences.
You’ll have to make your own tacos this month. Hopefully we’ll meet again next month.
Dave
The May OLUG meeting is coming up soon!
Our April speaker is on the mend and will help us conquer the conundrums of containerization with Docker.
After the meeting, many of us will stop by “The Verdict” Bar and Grill for SIG Beer. (Is it still Taco Tuesday?)
See you there!
The April OLUG meeting is this week!
Our original speaker had to bow out this month, so we going to have a panel discussion on HAM radio, especially the hand-held ones. Enjoy the HAM and wry discussion. (I had to do it)
After the meeting, many of us will stop by “The Verdict” Bar and Grill for SIG Beer.
See you there!
And…..we’re back. The February OLUG meeting is this week!
Late last year, I started to track my homelab projects in GitLab. I’ll run through the install process for GitLab CE and walk through the initial setup.
After the meeting, many of us will stop by “The Verdict” Bar and Grill for SIG Beer.
See you there!
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