Hello all! I've been away for a bit due to illness and some other issues, but I'm BACK! Just in time to tell you about the next Saturday HLUG meeting. The focus on command line wizardry continues, delving further into the mysteries of the Bash shell. For this wizardry, there's no wand required!
2-4pm at HAL-PC. Where's that? It's right HERE!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
2nd Saturday HLUG: Command Line POWNS you!!
2-4pm today is the standard 2nd Saturday HLUG meeting. We plan to have some examples of some compound
commands using scripting. Also, how to do a backup of a partition using the command line.
HOWEVER, there's a NEW SIG meeting on Saturdays (2nd/4th) from Noon-2pm that's going to focus primarily on Linux shell scripting/CLI. We are using the Linux Phrasebook by Scott Granneman as the guide for the SIG.
Come and enjoy!
commands using scripting. Also, how to do a backup of a partition using the command line.
HOWEVER, there's a NEW SIG meeting on Saturdays (2nd/4th) from Noon-2pm that's going to focus primarily on Linux shell scripting/CLI. We are using the Linux Phrasebook by Scott Granneman as the guide for the SIG.
Come and enjoy!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
I KNOW you didn't forget...
...that Wednesday night is Tech Night in Houston, did you? Linux Workshop at HAL-PC 6-9pm PLUS Technology Bytes on KPFT 90.1 FM or www.kpft.org from 8-10pm.
Consider yourself reminded.
Consider yourself reminded.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Today is Document Freedom Day!
From their web site:
Go to http://documentfreedom.org/ to learn more. If you've ever had trouble opening a text document or spreadsheet or anything else because you created it in an older version of software (Word/Excel/WordPerfect/Lotus/Powerpoint etc), you understand the need for document freedom.
So, go to http://www.openoffice.org/ to learn more about a FREE (as in, you don't have to pay for at AND all the freedoms from the LGPL.
If you're STILL not clear on what all this "Document Freedom" stuff is about, there' still time to stop by the HLUG Linux Workshop (6-9pm tonight at HAL-PC) OR to call in to Technology Bytes tonight from 8-10pm on KPFT FM 90.1
You know you want to. :-) Documents want to be FREE!!
Document Freedom Day (DFD) is a global day for document liberation. It will be a day of grassroots effort to educate the public about the importance of Open Document Formats and Open Standards in general.
Go to http://documentfreedom.org/ to learn more. If you've ever had trouble opening a text document or spreadsheet or anything else because you created it in an older version of software (Word/Excel/WordPerfect/Lotus/Powerpoint etc), you understand the need for document freedom.
So, go to http://www.openoffice.org/ to learn more about a FREE (as in, you don't have to pay for at AND all the freedoms from the LGPL.
If you're STILL not clear on what all this "Document Freedom" stuff is about, there' still time to stop by the HLUG Linux Workshop (6-9pm tonight at HAL-PC) OR to call in to Technology Bytes tonight from 8-10pm on KPFT FM 90.1
You know you want to. :-) Documents want to be FREE!!
Quick Reminder: Wednesday Night Tech!
Linux Workshop at HAL-PC tonight. 6-9pm. Technology Bytes on KPFT 8-10pm.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
4th Saturday HLUG: MORE Command Line Power of the Ancient Wizards!!
This afternoon we'll be continuing the CLI goodness that was started 2 weeks ago. Do you want MORE? Get it? More? It's a CLI command...
*crickets*
Ok, I'll MV on. Gonna end this post now. Keep it short. Sometimes LESS is MORE.
:-)
See you today at HAL-PC from 2-4pm.
*crickets*
Ok, I'll MV on. Gonna end this post now. Keep it short. Sometimes LESS is MORE.
:-)
See you today at HAL-PC from 2-4pm.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Wednesday Night Tech Boogie!
Short post.
Tonight you should do two things:
1. Go to HAL-PC for the HLUG Linux Workshop to get all your Linux needs met. It's from 6-9pm, just like every other Wednesday. While you're there, talk to Rick about becoming a HAL-PC member.
2. Tune in to Technology Bytes on KPFT 90.1 FM from 8-10pm to get any other computer questions answered. Feel free to hop into their IRC channel to join the show within the show!
That is all!
Tonight you should do two things:
1. Go to HAL-PC for the HLUG Linux Workshop to get all your Linux needs met. It's from 6-9pm, just like every other Wednesday. While you're there, talk to Rick about becoming a HAL-PC member.
2. Tune in to Technology Bytes on KPFT 90.1 FM from 8-10pm to get any other computer questions answered. Feel free to hop into their IRC channel to join the show within the show!
That is all!
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