I will be out of town during the normal 2nd Monday SLUG meeting this month.
The next SLUG meeting will be on the 10th of September 2012 (normal "2nd
Monday" at 7pm).
Hope everyone is enjoying this HOT summer, or at least tolerating it!
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Robert E. Anderson (603) 862-3489
Associate Director
R
I hadn't noticed that the SLUG meeting occurs during my vacation until it was
too late to schedule anything.
I've put up the following News article on the website suggesting anyone
showing up visits the Chinese restaurant and perhaps a random social event.
http://slug.gnhlug.org/Members/rea/SLU
With the current weather conditions expected this evening we have decided to
call tonight's meeting due to snow. Cole will be presenting this talk next
month on 4/13.
See you all next month! Drive safely.
On Friday 06 March 2009 09:54:06 Robert E. Anderson wrote:
> What: MySQL Optimization
We will go over the three common ways to output XML from Python:
1. Direct printing of the output text
2. Using an XML library like ElementTree
3. Using a templating system like Genshi
Some pros and cons of each will be explored. Note that although Python will
be used the concepts are
The Topic is: Making Money With Open Source Software
The next meeting is Monday 8/11/2003 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
Presenter: David J Berube (http://www.berubeconsulting.com)
Free (as in speech) doesn't mean without profit; you can make
money off open source software. Superior quality,
This months we are holding another problem solution session.
The next meeting is Monday 7/14/2003 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
See the webpage http://slug.gnhlug.org for directions.
This months meeting is one of the Problem Solution sessions. The
intent is for meeting goers to bring up proble
The next meeting is Monday 6/9/2003 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
The topic for the meeting will be "Shared Libraries". An overview of
shared libraries, relevant files, and tools will be presented. We
will also cover what is involved in creating shared libraries for use
in a cross compiler (fo
The Topic is: Overview of TCP/IP Networking, Linux roles and commands.
The meeting time is Monday 2/10/2003 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
The goal for this meeting will be to explain all of the types of
TCP/IP networking gear, giving human examples of how it all works. We
will then cover which
Well you could run "rsync" from an emacs "shell".
But then again I'm sure we'll be getting a PERL solution soon. The
"other" swiss army knife of Unix. (Although emacs could make the PERL
look pretty too). ;)
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Robert E. Anderson
I would use "rsync".
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UNH Research Computing Centerfax: (603) 862-1761
The Topic is: Examples of Scripts to help customize our environment.
The next meeting is TONIGHT, Monday 1/13/2002 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
The idea is to show how users can use scripts to perform multiple
functions that they normally have to do by hand.
Examples will include a script c
I use xfig. It works great and you still have the unedited version of
the image when you're done. Export to whatever format you want.
My use was to take a digital photo of a baby growth curve chart. Then
I update the text and overlay splines showing current growth with xfig
and export a jpg fo
This months meeting will cover programming for PalmOS devices under
linux. Tucker Hurton will be showing us the environment and tools
that he uses to develope software on the traditional Palm platform as
well as his new StrongARM based CLIE. This will include Palm
emulation under linux, which al
The next meeting is Monday 11/11/2002 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
You can find directions on the web at "http://slug.gnhlug.org";.
The Continued Topic is: Basic Operation of Unix
In October we started to present a Unix Course that will run for a few
months. In October we attempted to cover P
The next SLUG meeting is Monday 10/14/2002 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
The Topic is: Basic Operation of Unix
We'll be starting on to present a Unix Course that will run for a few
months. This months part of the course will cover: Processes & Files.
We will cover the significant roles that t
>Anybody know how I can serve the same filesystem to
>multiple NFS clients as their root? The problem I'm
>anticipating is that each client would assume it had
>that filesystem to itself and overwrite modifications
>already made by other clients. I can imagine various
>hax and trickery I might
ry donations to help us raise funds. $5
is the suggested donation.
Thanks and we hope to see you there!
Scott Garman
Chair, UNH ACM Student Chapter http://www.cs.unh.edu/~unhacm/
Robert Anderson
Figurehead of SLUG chapter of GNHLUG ht
At tonights meeting will be helping out David, a new SLUG member, get
more of his system functional. The peripherals we'll be connecting
include: a usb printer, CD burner, and a scanner.
As Linux distributions today are fairly easy to get installed, our
focus will be on what you do AFTER the in
The Topic is: Three Linux graphics tools
The next meeting is Monday 8/12/2002 at 7pm in Morse Hall room 301.
We'll be talking about three common Linux graphics tools: Gimp, XFig,
and Dia.
A brief example of what each one does. Some examples of why you would
choose one over the other.
Directi
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