St. Louis Novell Users Group
SNUG is a chartered users group under NUI (Novell Users International),
which is an independent, not-for-profit professional society designed
to foster communication among Novell users. Members include Novell
Networking professionals, students, and others who are interested
in SuSE Linux and Novell's other products and services.
The St. Louis Novell Users Group (SNUG) exists to provide up-to-date information about Novell, its products,
partners, and to provide answers to technical questions on SuSE Linux.
There is no fee to be a member.
A SLUUG Special Interest Group
SNUG is also loosly affiliated with the St. Louis UNIX Users Group (SLUUG), as one of its Special Interest Groups.
Regular SuSE Linux Meetings:
SNUG meets on the third Wednesday of most months from 11:30 A.M. until around
1:00 p.m. and is open to the public.
Seating is limited so please RSVP to Gary Hollingsworth by
mailto:gsholli@aol.com
Upcoming Lunch Time Meetings:
16 June 2010 - - Novell Pulse: Real-time communication, authoring and social messaging
21 July 2010 - - Topic To Be Determined
18 August 2010 - - Topic To Be Determined
Previous meetings:
19 May 2010 - - Virtual Box by Lee/Don
21 April 2010 - - Installing OpenSuSE in Virtual Machines by Don Ellis
17 March 2010 - - NO Meeting - Everybody going to St. Patrick's Day Lunches
17 February 2010 - - A Users' experience loving the new OpenSuSE 11.2 with Jerry Thompson
20 January 2010 - - Meeting Cancelled because of conflicts.
16 December 2009 - - Smartphone support in various groupware applications
Exchange,
GroupWise and
Zimbra.
18 November 2009 - - Open Discusssion - 2010 Launch Overview by Gary Hollingsworth
21 October 2009 - - NO Meeting - Everybody going to St. Louis Business EXPO
16 September - - Novell's "vcloud" initiatives
19 August 2009 - - The new SUSE Studio
15 July 2009 - - PlateSpin Applications
17 June 2009 - - iFolder
20 May 2009 - - AppArmor
22 April 2009 - - Special Meeting - Volunteer Community Service at Centenary CARES Outreach
18 March 2009 - - NO Meeting - Everybody going to St. Louis Business EXPO
18 February 2009 - - Novell Storage Manager version 2.5
21 January 2009 - - Teaming and Conferencing Demo by Gary Hollingsworth
17 December 2008 - - Holiday Hiatus - No Meeting
19 November 2008 - - Various Topics (Unstructured)
15 October 2008 - - Teaming and Conferencing server by Gary Hollingsworth
17 September 2008 - - Various Topics (Unstructured)
20 August 2008 - - NO Meeting - Cancelled
16 July 2008 - - NO Meeting - Summer Siesta
18 June 2008 - - OpenSuSE 11.0
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Location:
Bandana's
(corner of Rock Hill and Manchester Rds)
9500 Manchester Rd Rockhill, MO 63119
Seating is limited so please RSVP to Gary Hollingsworth by
mailto:gsholli@aol.com
The meeting location will also be shown
on SLUUG's STL Computer Events google calendar.
Mailing Lists:
We need your input to plan future meeting locations, times, topics, etc.
If you are interested in SNUG, you are encouraged to subscribe to SLUUG's
[announce] and
[discuss] mailing lists.
Each has archives that you can preview to help you decide if you want to subscribe.
Major Event:
Unofficial KDE 3.5 Live CD for openSUSE 11.1
here, released 9 Jan 2009.
The "GM" (gold master) release of OpenSuSE 11 was released 19 June 2008.
More details can be found at OpenSUSE.org.
Items of Interest:
ATT LIVE 2009
-- Novell's Advanced Technical Training Conference--
Ritz-Carlton, Las Vegas -- December 14-17
ATT LIVE 2009 -- features technical training you won't find anyplace else. Get the newest training on GroupWise 8,
Teaming + Conferencing, ZENworks Configuration Management, Open Enterprise Server 2, SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server 11, Identity Manager and more. Topics include troubleshooting, top ten support
issues, advanced configuration, scripting, imaging, and much more.
Info/registration -
http://www.novell.com/training/attlive/
Novell Global Events Calendar.
All about OpenSuSE.
Also, SUSE Linux distributions,
The OpenSuSE project is a community program sponsored by Novell.
Promoting the use of Linux everywhere, this program provides free, easy access to openSUSE, a complete Linux distribution.
The openSUSE project has three main goals: make openSUSE the easiest Linux for anyone to obtain and the most widely used
Linux distribution; leverage open source collaboration to make openSUSE the world's most usable Linux distribution and
desktop environment for new and experienced Linux users; dramatically simplify and open the development and packaging
processes to make openSUSE the platform of choice for Linux developers and software vendors.
SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, powered by SUSE LINUX is an enterprise-class Linux distribution that can
be deployed as a general-purpose desktop platform or tailored for use in information kiosks, call-centre
terminals, or stations for infrequent PC users. It also provides an alternative to high-cost UNIX-based
engineering workstations. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, designed predominantly for high-performance data
centres, provides a modern, efficient and secure foundation for data centre computing. It is often used
to facilitate Solaris migration, SCO migration, and other UNIX migration to Linux.
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