St. Charles Linux Users Group

Promoting GNU UNIX On the Western Highlands of St Louis

est. April, 2002 St.Charles, MO.
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Meeting Dates and Time: Next Meeting will be on January 24, 2008

Held from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on the 4th Thursday of each month, except during November and December when dates may vary.

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Quick and Dirty Drive Imageing

April 24, 2008
by Carl Fitch

This presentation was originally scheduled for last December and now is geeting it's chance. Tonight several methods of creating disk images will be explored with live action demos. Due to fire code however, sparks will not be flying (we hope).

Carl Fitch is currently employed as a consultant by a number of amazing companies in the Metro Area.

Directions:

I-70 to O'Fallon MO exit 217.
Then South on K to Veterens Memorial ParkWay (first light at top of hill)
Turn right (west) and continue past the Woodlawn Light for 300 feet.
In the Plaza to the left is JJ's

Items of Interest:

Fred Smith of Computers & Things has hosted a blog that many of our members contribute to.

Presentations:

Presentation index

Mission:

To provide a not-for-profit, vendor-independent organization dedicated to promoting the Linux operating system; offer a forum for exchanging information about systems, products, services and architectures related to Linux and promote use of free open-source GNU/Linux computer network operating systems for PC desktops, workstations and servers. We will help computer users evaluate, use and enjoy free non-commercial Internet capable UNIX-like computer operating systems and applications.

Membership:

Attend, observe and participate and you will be a member. All meetings are free and open to the public. Registered attendance at any two SLUUG affiliate meetings during a calandar year entitles voting rights.


Notes of Interest:

Please contact us through the St Louis UNIX Users Group if you have meeting suggestions, presentations or contacts.

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