About CLUG
 
The Calgary Linux Users Group Guild (commonly known as CLUG), is a member directed, community organization dedicated to sharing knowledge and experience on "Open Source" software, with a Linux focus.

In the spirit of the wider open source community, CLUG works with its members to provide a variety of events and activities that facilitate the sharing information, knowledge and experience to its members and the community at large.

Events include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Monthly meetings (first Wednesday of each Month, usually at Devry in room 201.)
  • Sub-groups who meet separately (e.g. The Programming Special Interest Group - aka PROGSIG).
  • Installfests. Day long events where the public is encouraged to bring their computers and get help installing Linux or troubleshooting an existing system.
  • Workshops. Hands on experience with specific topics.
  • Special Events. Everything from a simple group barbecue to a full blown LinuxFest.

Upcoming Events

We're always looking for presenters for upcoming meetings. If you have a topic you'd like to present or if you have an idea for a presentation please get in touch with any member of the Executive.

  • Feb 3rd, 2010 - Monthly General meeting - Stephen Mathezer will be speaking on A Sampling Of Recent Vulnerabilities, Exploits And Hacking Techniques, presented by SANS (SysAdmin Audit Network Security) Institute. At DeVry in room 201 at 7:00pm.
  • Mar 3rd, 2010 - Monthly General meeting - Gustin Johnson will be speaking on Virtualization Shootout. At DeVry in room 201 at 7:00pm.
  • Late spring / summer 2010 TBD - Monthly General meeting - Craig McLean will be speaking on Amateur Satellite Radio. At DeVry in room 201 at 7:00pm.

All event details are posted to the Events page as the event gets near.

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