Note: This is a different room than where we met last year.
You're invited to hack along with the New York Linux Users Group!
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**Please have a government issued form of ID with you. *
We will be meeting at a new location, the North Academic Center of CCNY*
This is a peer-supported workshop where we get together to share current challenges and approaches to solving problems or just work alongside like-minded individuals and learn through osmosis.
This event is NOT a lecture-style meeting. The agenda is generally set when someone posses a question, so bring questions!
Some topics of discussion are:
-Install/configuration assistance/ (possibly a "getting started" guide)
-Documentation/Standards/"Best Practices"
-Current events/Conventions
-Release testing/bug reporting
-Other projects (Pi/Arduino/Analog devices)
You may also find someone willing to debate VI vs Emacs (however don't expect a conclusion to it ! )
A laptop is not required but strongly recomended.
(If you are working a problem , some log/debugging information will be required)
Bring a project, topic or questions and work with other enthusiasts on using Linux or get assistance with your own Linux/Open Source projects.
(Geeks are more sociable solving problems rather then just talking about themselves )
The coordinators can also provide pointers based on their experience on how to get up and running as well as documentation and other resources for new users.
Claim the event and start manage its content.
I am the organizer