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Join us every Monday at 6pm in The South Pole (BAT 349) to get together, hang out, and hack on stuff

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Look around, post in the wiki, and as always -- Hug a Penguin!
Also, be sure to check out the OSU Open Source Education Lab

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Welcome to the South Pole

Since nobody's written it yet...

LUG now meets in The South Pole, in Batcheller Hall 349 (BAT 349.)

We still meet Mondays at 6 PM.

~ C.

ONID Authentication for Wiki

The wiki is now on ONID SSO authentication. Your accounts will be auto-created when you log in. If you were a sysop before, email me and I'll get you sorted out. If you need your userpage moved, I can do that too.

~ C.

First OSLUG meeting of the new 2008-09 year!

Welcome back everyone!

Come over the first meeting of the year on Thursday(10/02) at 6pm and meet up with your fellow LUG goers, new and old.

For our first LUG event of the year, we are going to have Kevin Kemper speak about the KD(also known as 'fuzzy walrus'), a new project here on campus.

There are a few new things this year. Instead of meeting in the Penguin's Nest(Dearborn 401), we will be meeting in KEC 1007. Be sure to make note of this, as no one will be in Dearborn!

As per usual, we will have free pizza too. Come ready to eat!

WHO: You, me, and everyone we know.
WHAT: The first LUG of the year!
WHEN: 6pm, Thursday
WHERE: KEC 1007

P.S. A small programming competition will be held as well, led by Justin. Come and try to win some swag.

Cheers!

--Justin

Installfest 8

This Saturday (November 17th) is the Linux User Group's 8th Installfest! If you (yes, you!) have ever wanted to try Linux on your computer, this weekend the LUG is helping you do just that. Get questions answered and get your computer working just the way you want (drivers and all!) with the help from your friendly college student.

You bring: a computer (the tower, desktop or laptop)
We bring: cables, monitors and smiling faces.
Everyone gets: Cool points for using Linux!

Want to help make this a success? Volunteer! We need people to offer support, walk people through installing Linux (a variety of distros, Ubuntu by default), greeters and more. Sign up next to what you'd like to help us do.

Who: The Community at large
What: InstallFest8, free help installing and using Linux
Where: Dearborn hall 401
When: Saturday, April 21st, 1pm-5pm
Why: Installing Linux is a good thing(tm)

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