Welcome to the Bradford GNU/Linux site; we are a self-help group for GNU/Linux, Open Source and Free Software users in and around the Bradford District, West Yorkshire

You could…

• come to a meeting
• read more about us
• contact us for more info

Upcoming Meetings

Friday 17th February

8:00pm Bradford GNU/LUG Social Meet Up
An evening in the pub with some techy chat.

Wednesday 29th February

7:00pm BradGNU/LUG Monthly Meeting
7pm for 7:15pm start.
Regular monthly meeting which tends to revolve around a talk that one of the members has agreed to present.

Usually head to the Sir Titus Salt following the meeting.
See website for more details: http://bradlug.co.uk/

Friday 16th March

8:00pm Bradford GNU/LUG Social Meet Up
An evening in the pub with some techy chat.

Attendees

12 people attended the most recent meeting.
5 people went to the most recent social.

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Update

What’s happening to the site?

As you can see, moving the website is progressing well.

We’d still like you to have your say by editing the wiki doc on the redevelopment at: http://bluwiki.com/go/Bradlug.co.uk

Contributions of content from members are more than welcome. If you would like an account setting up so you can add and edit posts and pages etc yourself please just give us a shout and we’ll get you one set up right away.

Written by Dave on December 1, 2011 – 10:12 am

Dec. 16th, 7:30pm.

We’re going for the same idea as last year. 2 meals to choose from at separate places. Then all meet up afterwards at the Corndolly pub.

Your choice is the Sir Titus Salt (Wetherspoons) or Omar Khans.

Please fill in the doodle to help us get something booked:
http://www.doodle.com/rywupdthb3ya52vq

See you there.

Written by Dave on December 1, 2011 – 10:09 am

In the last meeting of 2011…

Dave S showed us some of the documents in the Barnes & Noble dispute with Microsoft over infringement claims. Interesting stuff. There was then a bit of discussion about the Apple v’s Samsung dispute in Australia.

Written by Dave on October 28, 2011 – 12:17 pm

Nigel showed the video of RepRap, the 3D self-replicating printer:
http://reprap.org/wiki/Main_Page

Alice demonstrated Munin, which provides updates every ten minutes of the performance of a server:
http://munin-monitoring.org/

and also Damn Vulnerable Web App (DVWA), a php/mysql tool for testing website vulnerabilities.
http://www.dvwa.co.uk/