The Gloucestershire Linux User Group

Future Meetings

17th June 2008 - June Technical Meeting
15th July 2008 - July Technical Meeting
19th August 2008 - August Technical Meeting
16th September 2008 - September Technical Meeting
21st October 2008 - October Technical Meeting
18th November 2008 - November Technical Meeting

LX News

Fedora 9 promises better eyecandy, networking
Changing The Language & Keyboard Layout On Various Distributions
Connect OpenOffice.org to Zoho Writer and Google Docs with OoGdocsIntegrator
Audacity Tutorial part 1 -- Recording audio tracks
DistroWatch Weekly: Fedora 9 with KDE 4, Bluewhite64 interview, PC-BSD 7 alpha

The Register

British Gas sues Accenture
Taser gun usage soaring among UK cops
Business suit tailored to reflect phone radiation
Apple to announce handheld games console at WWDC?
UK.gov solves pensioner crisis by wiring them up to the net

LinuxSecurity.com

The Computer Security Paradox
A Guide to Cryptography in PHP
Firefox Infects Vietnamese Users With Trojan Code
Computer Forensics Procedures, Tools, and Digital Evidence Bags: What They Are and Who Should Use
sshpass - Non-Interactive SSH Password Authentication

Slashdot

Microsoft 'Shared Source' Attempts to Hijack FOSS
Where Are The Space Advocates?
DVD Porn Viruses Ravage US Soldiers' Computers
Sailing Robots To Attempt Atlantic Crossing
Dealing With Dialup

Who Are GLOSLUG?

GlosLUG is the Linux User Group for Gloucestershire. We aim to support each other in using GNU/Linux or other Free Software products, and to promote their use within the county. For more information about us, how to join the mailing list and generally how to get involved, see the About page.

Current News

News Feeds

Added this Easter weekend, after Glyn suggested adding something a little more dynamic to the front page, we have a selection of news feeds from several Linux and Open Source news sites. If you have any suggestions for more, please let us know.

Slide Presentations Available Online

Presentations in ODP format from our January 2006 meeting are now available for download from this site. Thanks Paul and Gareth! Here they are: Qemu Demo by Paul Broadhead and XEN Overview by Gareth Bromley.