Hey you guys!
This is a reminder for the free your machine event the 4th Saturday of the quarter! We’ll install linux for you and we can have your machine dual boot so you won’t lose your current OS. FYM will be in 20-124 from 10-2 (no new installs accepted after 1:30!). So come over to get linux installed, get linux questions answered, or just hang out! So in short:

WHAT: FYM
WHEN: SATURDAY, April 24, 10AM-2PM
WHERE: 20-124

See you there!

Come listen to Dr. Lupo talk about the GO Programming Language

Day: Tuesday Feb 9th
Time: 7pm-8pm 6pm – 7pm
Room: one of the 300-labs in building 14 (check back for updates) 14-247

Uploaded Notes: Dr. Lupo’s Go Presentation

Ever deleted an important file from one of your school projects, then wished you hadn’t? Come to CPLUG’s Revision Control talk on Tuesday, January 26th to hear how the use of tools like subversion and git can prevent the deletion mishaps that are responsible for 83% of today’s hair loss problems.

Day: Tuesday January 26th
Time: 7pm-8pm
Room: 14-303 (one of the 300-labs in building 14 (check back for updates))

Hey you guys!
This is a reminder for the free your machine event next Saturday! (After the 3-day weekend) We’ll install linux for you and we can have your machine dual boot so you won’t lose your current OS. FYM will be in 20-124 from 10-2 (no new installs accepted after 1:30!). So come over to get linux installed, get linux questions answered, or just hang out! So in short:

WHAT: FYM
WHEN: SATURDAY, January 23, 10AM-2PM
WHERE: 20-124

See you there!

Come to the business building (3-112) for a CPLUG-sponsored talk on Cisco’s NX-OS. This is the new Linux-based operating system for Cisco’s datacenter line of network switches, so don’t miss it!

WHO: You!
WHAT: NX-OS talk
WHEN: 10-21 from 6-7pm
WHERE: 3-112

Our next talk in Power of Unix:
Learn cool tricks and how to fully take advantage of the terminal!
-rip a CD to the HD via terminal
-convert mp3s to oggs via terminal
-how to back up home folder on vogon via terminal
-standard shell shortcuts
-make simple shell scripts
-list processes of your computer
-list the top processes hogging your cpu
-redirection
-su vs sudo and curl vs wget
-piping, screen, cron
-so much more!

When: Thursday 10/8 from 6-8pm (with a break after the first hour)
Where: 14-303