Welcome back Linux Users!

Ever wanted to create a website but felt haunted by your lack of experience in React, JavaScript, HTML, or finding a domain name? Or perhaps you're dying to know more about studying abroad in Rome? Look no further than LUG's Secretary torimen1 and her blog at https://wheninrome.ndlug.org/.

Please join us in Fitzpatrick 356A on Wednesday, October 25 from 6:30PM - 7:30PM for a chilling night of blog building and free pizza!

For a sneak peak on tori’s talk follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBECNoXKRo4 ~~Please no doxing like sssniperwolf~~

Don't ghost, RSVP here: https://nd.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9498094

Your boo, Linux Users Group, Notre Dame

cowsay -st Hey Linux Users Group!

Ever wondered what's hidden beneath the sleek exterior of a computer? Do you want to give your machine a "Love Story" makeover but feel like a "Blank Space" when it comes to differentiating a CPU from RAM? Are you ready to shake off your confusion about the difference between a CPU and RAM, ~~much like Taylor Swift shakes off her exes in her songs~~?

Whatever the answer is, it doesn’t matter because LUG is having an Upgrading Computer meeting! If you’re Fearless enough, a few attendees may have the opportunity to assist the speaker during the upgrade. The meeting is Wednesday, September 27 from 6:30PM - 7:30PM in Fitzpatrick 356A. Whether you're a computer nerd or just someone who thinks RAM is a Zodiac sign, join us for a slice of knowledge and a slice of (free) pizza. If you are planning to attend, please RSVP to the meeting on ND Central. Otherwise, You're On Your Own, Kid.

Run the cowsay if you’re curious

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Thanks everybody for coming out to our first meeting of the semester! We hoped our panelists:

• Josh Chun
• Kyle Phan
• Matt Carbonaro
• Anna Klempay
• Anna Heger

Hello everyone!

We hope your semester is off to a great start! In the essence of Operating Systems, we hope that this meeting fits into your scheduler and does not starve due to other priorities (but if it does, it’s ok we understand… maybe).

All puns aside, our first meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 13, 2023 starting at 6:30PM in Fitzpatrick 356A. This meeting will be an internship panel! Please come and ask our panelists any questions you may have about the internship process while dining on FREE pizza! If you are planning to attend (or want more information about the event), please RSVP on NDCentral:

https://nd.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9308716

Should you have any questions for any of the panelists, please also fill out this Google form:

https://forms.gle/us8EDCCJREFEvi2p8

On Tuesday, August 29, 2023, officers tinjamin, Octavius, and lychee greeted students interested in the Notre Dame Linux Users Group at the SAO Activities Night held in the Notre Dame Stadium.

On the flyers was a QR Code to an online interest form students could fill out to express interest in joining the club and receiving an email about our first meeting. So far, 29 people have filled out the form!

Saying goodbye to our graduating officers and members, and introducing our new incoming officers!

Officers Anna Klempay and Tin Bui will be handing out stickers and the following flyer at the #NotreDame #ActivitiesFair on Tuesday, August 29th from 7:00PM - 8:00PM!

Feel free to stop by and say hello or fill out the club interest form:

https://forms.gle/JwyWePEYAxa3GPa6A

On our IRC server, @deckard helped @tinjamin transfer files from a student machine while he was off-campus by using the -J flag with sftp:

$ sftp -J jumpbox.nd.edu student10.cse.nd.edu

This lets the user connect to student10.cse.nd.edu, while using jumpbox.nd.edu an intermediary (which is necessary if you are off-campus).

@deckard goes on to note that you can even set the ProxyJump variable in your ssh_config if you use it regularly.

For more information RTFM