Welcome to the LUG at University of Delaware. We serve Linux users who live in or around the small state of Delaware, as well as the University of Delaware Newark campus. All Linux users are welcome to our meetings and mailing lists regardless of experience or skill. Please see below to find out how to come to our meetings.

Information and news is kept below and updated as it becomes available.

Stay tuned for information about a meeting sometime over Winter Session!

That's it for this semester guys. Thanks to all of those that came out and gave awesome presentations, and everyone who attended the meetings and made LUG what it is.

LUG@UD now is hosting it's own IRC server. The idea of this is to encourage members to talk and communicate more openly. Connection information is as follows:

• Server: irc.lug.udel.edu
• Ports: 6000
• SSL Ports: 6666-6669
• Channel: #lug
• Pidgin Link: irc://irc.lug.udel.edu:6000
• AJAX Client: http://www.lug.udel.edu/irc.php
• CGI Client: http://www.lug.udel.edu/cgiirc/
• Logs: http://www.lug.udel.edu/irclog/
• Stats: http://www.lug.udel.edu/ircstats/
• Registration: /msg UserServ help
• For assistance contact any of the officers
  

Would you like to come up and give a talk about a Linux subject that you love? Want some public speaking experience? Want a resume booster? Email me and we'll schedule a time. Some interesting meeting topics that I'd like to see include: Using GNU Screen, BIND and DNS, the Ruby language (or Ruby on Rails), GNU autotools, Subversion and why it's really nice for any project, Linux firewalls with IPtables, setting up your own postfix server, LaTeX - for all your homework and reports.

Interested in getting your hands on some Linux t-shirts, mugs, or something else? Have an idea for a design or something you want? Add your thoughts and comments to LUG Apparel.

The server is at HTTP FTP. We're also offering LUG mirror statistics so you can watch CPU usage and network bandwidth. Currently, we mirror debian, gentoo, slackware, sunfreeware, and ubuntu. Use us as your preferred mirror!

This site, as you may or may not have noticed, is actually a Wiki. Anyone inside the UD network can anonymously edit most pages. Those outside the network can either VPN in using the Proxy Server, or request a user/pass login combination. Click on the [Edit] link on any page to edit and submit your changes.

These are presentations from the 2008-2009 academic year.

These are presentations by past LUG members.

This is only required if you live off campus or have extended access granted.