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Welcome to GSLUG - The Greater Seattle Linux Users Group!

What is Linux and Free Software?

Linux is a free operating system developed by a worldwide community of volunteers that runs on any computer and is free to use, disect, modify, and redistribute.

About GSLUG

  • This is the Greater Seattle Linux Users Group - a local organization of people in the Seattle Metropolitan area that wish to collaborate on subjects pertaining to Linux and Open Source Software in general. Monthly meetings will be held with several short (~15 minute) lightning talks, and if there is interest in a particular subject it may be extended to a longer presentation. Meetings will also be the place to hear about any upcoming Linux/OSS related events, announce any of your own, and of course - the infamous GSLUG Raffle!
  • GSLUG is a Linux Users Group, which means it's mainly comprised of people who use Linux on a day-to-day basis for work and fun, and it is also the premier place for people to come and learn more about Linux and Open Source Software, whether you've never used Linux before, or if you're a seasoned kernel developer, GSLUG is an excellent place to meet new people, learn things you never knew before, and share great ideas.

Next Meeting

July 12th, 2008 @ 12:00pm (NEW LOCATION).

See all past meetings.

Get involved

  • Mailing Lists - Join the GSLUG mailing lists to stay informed and discuss all things GSLUG.
  • GSLUG Calendar - View the GSLUG events calendar, add it to your Google account, sync with iCal/XML - stay informed!
  • IRC - Chat with other GSLUG members.
  • Project Planning – Fun GSLUG Projects requesting your participation.
  • Member Pages – Bios of various GSLUG members.
  • Lecture Topics – Topics you'd like to hear, or topics you're willing to present.
  • To Do Page - bite-sized chunks of things that need to get done.
  • Have a suggestion for this page? Discuss this page.

Wiki

  • Are you new to the wonderfull world of wikis? Please read New Users for help and etiquette. See also MediaWiki Formatting Rules.
  • Wanna play around with wiki? Please do it in the Sandbox.
  • Here is a page for administrative notes and a changelog of the Wiki system, forums, and website in general: Site History.
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