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NEWS: Auckland LUG Planning Installfest for December 05
Submitted by BlakJak on 6 Sep 2005 - 2:19pm Local
The Auckland Linux Users Group announces their intention to hold an Installfest before the end of 2005. At this stage the likely dates are the first or second weekends of December.

AuckLUG invites contributions from members and interested parties. If you'd like to get involved, Subscribe to the AuckLUG Mailing List (Details are Here).

Keep an eye on The AuckLUG Web Page, and on this site, for updates.


AuckLUG is born...
Submitted by BlakJak on 16 Jun 2005 - 8:54pm Local
Inspired by recent debate on the NZLUG, keen members from the Auckland region have formed AuckLUG - the Auckland Linux Users Group.

To join in the fun, visit The AuckLUG Mailing List Signup Page and join us. Website to come.

AuckLUG will be the Host of all Auckland based LUG meetings, in cooperation with the NZLUG.

For assistance please contact the AuckLUG List owners care of the above page.

UPDATE: The AuckLUG Website can now be found at http://auckland.linux.net.nz.


Auckland Installfest - Saturday 24th January 2004
Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 20 Jan 2004 - 10:51am Local

On Saturday, 24th of January 2004, NZLUG Auckland are holding an installfest from 10am to 4pm in Building 180 at the Mt Albert Unitec campus, to help those wanting to install Linux - a free Open-Source Operating System. This event will also provide a forum for people to discuss and ask questions about all facets of Linux and Open-Source Technology.

This is the second event held in the last 12 months in the Auckland Region by the NZLUG. Among those attending this event will be the president of the New Zealand Open-Source Society, commercial Linux vendors, industry IT professionals and hobbyists/enthusiasts.

For more information (and registration), see installfest.linux.net.nz



NZNOG meeting in Hamilton , Jan 28th - 30th
Submitted by slyall on 2 Jan 2004 - 5:08pm Local
The New Zealand Network Operators' Group will be holding their annual meeeting at Waikato University on January 28th, 29th and 30th. See the main site of www.nznog.org for details.

The Programme include talks on VOIP , State of the Internet, Drinking lots of Beer, Troubleshooting BGP etc.

Wednesday is for workshops (APNIC and wireless) while the main conference is on Thursday and Friday.

Cost is just $120 for all 3 days if you register before Jan 9th (and just $50 for students) and accomodation is avilable for just $50 per night on campus. See the Registration page for details.


DunLUG Installfest 2003
Submitted by churcher on 30 Sep 2003 - 3:50pm Local
The Dunedin Linux User Group are holding their annual Installfest on the 12th of October at the University of Otago Centre for Innovation. Full details including registration, contact information and system requirements are available from the Installfest website: http://www.dunedin-direct.co.nz/dunlug/index.php.

We have experienced installers from just about every major distribution signed up, so this is a good chance to make the switch to Linux, or even just experiment with that unused partition or older PC you have lying around.


Auckland LUG members plan an InstallFest for Early 2004
Submitted by BlakJak on 24 Sep 2003 - 3:44pm Local
After the success of the Auckland Installfest earlier this year, the organisational committee are now working on a successor to this event to happen probably in January of 2004.

LUG members keen to assist are invited to join the Installfest mailing list, by emailing majordomo@linux.net.nzzzz (minus a few z's of course) with 'subscribe installfest' in the body.

Suggestions, feedback are all welcome.


Welcome to the All New Shiny With Lots Of Blinky Lights Linux.net.nz!
Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 21 Sep 2003 - 8:20pm Local

Development of the old content management system (if you could call it that) used at linux.net.nz has died a quiet death before even reaching it's 1.0 release, so I've trashed it, and moved to a more modern CMS with a larger userbase called Drupal.

Part of the reason for the lack of up to date content here has been dealing with the existing CMS back end. To put not too fine a point on it, I'd have rather changed another nappy than posted a story with it :-)

Drupal should also help with delegating tasks properly, something that was difficult to do previously.

Along with the old CMS has gone the old layout. I hope you all like the new layout - I think it's far cleaner and more modern. I've attempted to move content that may have historical interest, but if there is something missing, let me know - backups have been made of the old site.

The astute amongst you will notice a small link at the bottom of the page to my website. I've always done my best to keep this site as non-commercially biased as possible, and I will continue to do so (yes, there's still a list of my competitors here!), but I feel a little credit has been earned.

Cheers,
Nic Bellamy.



Auckland Linux Installfest - Saturday 5th July 2003
Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 25 Jun 2003 - 9:18am Local

An Auckland installfest is planned for Saturday 5th of July.

Come along to have Linux installed on your computer, or merely chat to some Linux gurus!

It will be a fun day with BBQ, network games and presentations.

More details at installfest.linux.net.nz



NZLUG generates huge interest at the ICE expo
Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 6 May 2003 - 9:24am Local

The New Zealand Linux User Group (NZLUG) featured at the recent ICE expo.

This year included impromptu performances on the virtues of open source software to a delighted crowd and distribution of hundreds of Knoppix CDs.

The stand was manned by a team of voluneteers who gave up their free time to speak to interested members of the public about Linux.

One big, final, THANK YOU to the crew at IDG, particularly Doug Casement and Claire Munro for being so accomodating and for sponsoring our space. Without their efforts we would not have been at the expo in the first place.

An installfest is already in the planning due to the widespread public interest generated, watch this space for further details.

See you there next year!