We normally meet every second Tuesday of the month for talks and demonstrations from 7:00pm onwards at BCB Radio in February, May, August and November and online in other months.
Why not come along to a meeting?
Until the start of the pandemic in 2020, some of us used to create IT Stuff for BCB Radio (106.6 FM). Shi has looked back on this for us.
September 30th 2009 Show and tell
John demonstrated Xfig which provoked some interest but also dislike of the interface.
Mike talked about FreeSWITCH, a rewrite of the Asterisk code which, when combined with a billing package, can provide an alternative. Currently people are restricted to Skype and Gizmo [no longer available] as there aren’t many subscribers to open systems or gateways between the different providers.
August 2009: Introduction to Python
This month Bernard Czenkusz, of Skipole Networks gave us an introduction to the popular programming language Python
July 2009 : Show and Tell
With the abscence of a speaker/presentation we went for a ’show and tell’ session with people spending roughly 5-10 mins showing the rest of us something good!
June 2009: Media Creation using Linux (Video)
Martyn Ranyard talked about video in Linux.
May 27th 2009 Digital photography
David S gave a full length presentation on Digital photography: the free software perspective.
He started by pointing out that:
- images are data: the marginal cost of an image is zero
- optical physics is maths: post-processing is open to anyone with a computer
- information wants to be free: there has been a net-powered explosion of both ‘customers’ and ‘publishers’.
March 2009: Open Source Gaming
As part of the talk on Open Source Gaming, Richard used the presentation below to tell us about Oolite, a space sim game, inspired by Elite (http://oolite.org/).
February 2009: LyX and LaTeX
John gave a fascinating talk. If you missed it, check out the handout: Updated 26th Aug 2010
November 26th 2008 Cycle of change, desktops and a meeting place
David C welcomed people to the meeting and shared the The Cycle of Change.
October 29th 2008 A meeting place and what we should do
David C welcomed people to the meeting noting that people continue to sign up; there are now about 30 people on the list. The monthly meeting on a Wednesday had ten people at its last meeting; the Friday pub meeting had six.
Bradford LUG
Bradford GNU/Linux User Group (Bradford LUG) is a self-help group for GNU/Linux, Open Source and Free Software users in the Bradford District. You could...- come to a meeting
- read more about us, and/or
- contact us for more info.
Ways to get in touch
Mailing List
The mailing list is kept up to date with all the details about the meetings, socials, ideas, and questions.
BradLUG at mailman.lug.org
Twitter
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