Linux and Unix Users Group - Revision history

imported>Mhazinsk at 04:15, 8 April 2017

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imported>Mutantmonkey: /* External Links */

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‎External Links

imported>Matthazinski at 22:03, 12 October 2012

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imported>Matthazinski: /* Infrastructure */

2012-07-05T12:49:04Z

‎Infrastructure

imported>Mutantmonkey at 21:15, 29 April 2012

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imported>Mutantmonkey: /* Open Street Map */

2012-02-09T23:01:25Z

‎Open Street Map

imported>Mutantmonkey: /* History */

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‎History

imported>Mutantmonkey: Add Hokie Tux

2012-02-03T05:13:46Z

Add Hokie Tux

imported>Mutantmonkey at 18:52, 18 May 2011

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imported>Cov at 20:55, 25 February 2011

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 ==Events==
 ===InstallFests===
 [[w:Linux_User_Group#Installfests|InstallFests]] have been the main event of the LUUG for many years. Generally, one a semester is hosted. Turnout in 2009 averaged around 15 participants. The only necessary preparation for attendees is to back their data up and bring their computer and power cord. Volunteers generally bring power strips, Ethernet cables and switches, external CD drives for netbooks, and sometimes other equipment such as monitors to lend to attendees.

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 The Linux and Unix Users Group was founded in October of 1997 as the Virginia Tech Linux Users Group (VTLUG). After realizing the name clash with the Vermont Linux Users Group, the organization changed its name to the Virginia Tech Linux and Unix Users Group (VTLUUG). In the fall of 2009, the name was again changed, this time to comply with registered student organization regulations. Virginia Tech was moved to the end of the organization's full name, but the acronym has been kept, in part because changing domain names would be a hassle.
-==External Links==
+==External links==
 * [http://vtluug.org/ VTLUUG Website]
 * [https://vtluug.org/wiki/ VTLUUG Wiki]
 * [https://banweb.banner.vt.edu/ssb/prod/hzsksorg.P_ProcOrgs?genre=%25&org_code=1770&button_in2=Submit University Banner listing]
 [[Category:Special interest student organizations]]

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 The LUUG has held introductory Linux courses from time to time. Generally there are two distinct approaches, sometimes held on different days. On one occasion the speaker will focus on beginner-friendly graphical user interfaces and the other, he or she will concentrate on the power of the *nix commandline.
-===OpenStreetMap===
+===Map Blacksburg Day===
-In November of 2009, the LUUG co-hosted with [[Free Culture]] an [[OpenStreetMap]] mapping day for the first time. Prizes were donated by Qualcomm and O'Reilly and the event was made possible in part by the advice and support of [[Peter Sforza]] from the [[Center for Geospatial Information Technology]]. Around 15 people showed up. Footpaths on campus, businesses in the [[University Mall]] and roads and parking lots around [[The Village]] and [[Terrace View]] were added to the map. Since that first mapping day, the LUUG has continued to hold about one mapping day a semester, with variable turnout and different tasks such as importing data from the [[Blacksburg|Town of Blacksburg]].
+In November of 2009, the LUUG co-hosted with [[Free Culture]] an [[vtluug:OpenStreetMap|OpenStreetMap]] mapping day for the first time. Prizes were donated by Qualcomm and O'Reilly and the event was made possible in part by the advice and support of [[Peter Sforza]] from the [[Center for Geospatial Information Technology]]. Around 15 people showed up. Footpaths on campus, businesses in the [[University Mall]] and roads and parking lots around [[The Village]] and [[Terrace View]] were added to the map. Since that first mapping day, the LUUG has continued to hold about one mapping day a semester, with variable turnout and different tasks such as importing data from the [[Blacksburg|Town of Blacksburg]].
 ===Software Freedom Day===
 The LUUG has co-hosted Software [[Freedom Day]] in the past.
-===Infrastructure===
+==Infrastructure==
 The LUUG hosts [[Gobblerpedia|this wiki]], has ownership of a [[vtluug:Internet Relay Chat|chat channel]], renders a [[maps|map]] from OpenStreetMap data, and operates a [[Listserv|mailing list]]. Previous infrastructure included a forum and blog.
 ==History==

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 ===Infrastructure===
-The LUUG hosts [[Gobblerpedia|this wiki]], has ownership of a [[Internet Relay Chat#vtluug|chat channel]], renders a [[maps|map]] from OpenStreetMap data, and operates a [[Listserv|mailing list]]. Previous infrastructure included a forum and blog.
+The LUUG hosts [[Gobblerpedia|this wiki]], has ownership of a [[vtluug:Internet Relay Chat|chat channel]], renders a [[maps|map]] from OpenStreetMap data, and operates a [[Listserv|mailing list]]. Previous infrastructure included a forum and blog.
 ==History==

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 * [http://vtluug.org/ VTLUUG Website]
 * [https://vtluug.org/wiki/ VTLUUG Wiki]
 [[Category:Special interest student organizations]]

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	The '''Linux and Unix Users Group at Virginia Tech''' ('''VTLUUG''' or "the LUUG") is a special interest registered student organization dedicated to improving the computing skills of its members, supporting Linux and Unix use on campus, and serving the community through [[free information]].		The '''Linux and Unix Users Group at Virginia Tech''' ('''VTLUUG''' or "the LUUG") is a special interest registered student organization dedicated to improving the computing skills of its members, supporting Linux and Unix use on campus, and serving the community through [[free information]].

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−	The '''Linux and Unix Users Group at Virginia Tech''' ('''VTLUUG''' or "the LUUG") is a special interest registered student organization dedicated to improving the computing skills of its members, supporting Linux and Unix use on campus, and serving the community through [[~~software libre]] and [[open data~~]].	+	The '''Linux and Unix Users Group at Virginia Tech''' ('''VTLUUG''' or "the LUUG") is a special interest registered student organization dedicated to improving the computing skills of its members, supporting Linux and Unix use on campus, and serving the community through [[free information]].

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