I agree with Levi. Makefiles are a core part of how the core Linux
utilities are built. The Linux kernel uses a fancy one, the GNU stuff
generally has the GNU auto tools generated version, and pretty much every
single distribution has some sort of package Template for makefiles.
For the most part,
Tod and I have had this discussion before, but I think there’s still a place
for makefiles in the world today. It’s a Linux Users Group after all; C and
Make are part of the foundation of this thing. If you’re developing outside of
a C on Unix environment, though, or even if you’re starting a
On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 4:34 PM, Alan Kirkwood
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> I'd like to see some information about setting up a programming
> environment, what directories to use, how to set up "makefiles" (if they
> are still even used), how to create an exportable application and perhaps
> even building a bootable
I'd like to see some information about setting up a programming environment,
what directories to use, how to set up "makefiles" (if they are still even
used), how to create an exportable application and perhaps even building a
bootable CD with an application embedded.
For me, at least, the basic
I think it's a great idea! And I see Derek has already stepped up to offer some
training. I would be willing to help out as well, whether with Derek or some
other future meeting. Are there any specific topics you'd like covered?
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What coworking spaces are available in the Orem/Provo area? I know about
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options there are.
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On 08/10/2016 02:12 PM, Derek Carter wrote:
Pencil me in for Oct. Intro to linux.
Done. Send me an email off-list with a quick paragraph description of
what you'll present on, and I'll get it posted to Meetup.
Steve
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Pencil me in for Oct. Intro to linux.
On 8/10/16 13:45, Frostyfrog wrote:
I'd love to help, but sadly, I'm not so good with any sort of general
introduction talks. I have much more experience helping people in a one on
one scenario because I can assess the other person's current understanding
I'd love to help, but sadly, I'm not so good with any sort of general
introduction talks. I have much more experience helping people in a one on
one scenario because I can assess the other person's current understanding
and adjust how I'm talking so that they can understand :/
Doubt I'd make a goo
I'm happy to have whoever wants to present do whatever topic they want.
If you've got an introductory topic you'd like to present on, I'm game. :)
I've already moved Tyler's beginner Kerberos presentation back to
September (he was supposed to present this month), so October is our
next availab
On Wed, 10 Aug 2016 16:13:00 + (UTC)
Alan Kirkwood wrote:
> I know it's boring for the guru's of Linux to even think about something
> for the newbies (and retreads), but are there any scheduled events for
> those of us who need something a bit more basic?
Sounds like September's meeting sho
Date: Tuesday, August 16th
Time: 7:00pm
Location: UVU Business Resource Center
PLEASE NOTE THE NEW TIME! We're going to start meeting at 7:00pm instead of
7:30pm
GitHub is a great solution for many open-source projects, but what if it isn't
right for your project? If you need more control over
I know it's boring for the guru's of Linux to even think about something for
the newbies (and retreads), but are there any scheduled events for those of us
who need something a bit more basic?
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