The Kalamazoo Linux User Group was very pleased to welcome Kalamazoo’s native son, Matt Crampton, to our holiday party. Matt co-founded KLUG in 1998, and as a rising star in the Silicone Valley, he co-founded Gigwalk in 2010. He currently serves as Gigwalk’s CTO. Gigwalk is an innovative addition to the “Sharing Economy” where Gigwalkers … Read more
Kalamazoo Linux Users Group will hold our annual holiday party on December 27 from 6:00 P.M. – ? This year the party will be held at the new Kalamazoo Makers Space: www.kzoomakers.org – Pizza, salad, dessert and non-alcoholic beverages will be served. Please RSVP so, we may order adequate provisions.
The group remoted into the ClearOS server that we are setting up for our network lab. Working from a terminal on a Linux laptop we used the SSH protocol and learned the how to login remotely. We then created group and user accounts using command line tools. We will be expanding the network in future … Read more
Scott Mischke has arranged for a presentation by the Director of Information Security at MPI Research, Randy Slain, on security risk assessment “best practices”, especially as a precursor to qualification in the pharmaceutical industry; common challenges they face with security. identifying vulnerabilities and conducting due diligence audits to mitigate risks. The presentation will begin at … Read more
Read About Kalamazoo Linux Users Group (KLUG) Raspberry Pi weekend at the Air Zoo sponsored by the Kalamazoo Makers Guild. Jan. 26th KLUG meeting started the construction of our Preuss i3 3D printer. Lynden Kirk working on Dave’s laptop.
Scott #3 demonstrated is big drone and flying skills at our first meeting of the new year. He also demonstrated that he is as equally proficient at flying a mini drone that our group intends to print in the future using the 3D printer we are building.
Excellent turnout for the May 19th meeting with a large monetary contribution by one member. very lively discussion on to many topics to recall with some support provided as needed. Displayed KLUG’s Raspberry Pi Pirate Box, a Peppermint and Mint 17.1 distro on two boxes that were donated last week by a member. We also … Read more
Charles Stemaly presented and demonstrated a “Honey Pot” he created with Artillery. Artillery allows an adminstrator to set a trap to detect, deflect, or in some manner counteract attempts at unauthorized use of information systems. KLUG will continue exploring security exploits counter measures at future meeting, so let us know what topics you would like to … Read more