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Welcome to CLUG
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Home of the Canberra Linux Users Group
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The Canberra Linux Users Group (CLUG) meets on the 4th Thursday of every
month in room N101, on the ground floor of the Computer Science and
Information Technology building at the Australian National University.
The meetings start at 7pm.
We usually order pizza so come hungry and bring about $6 to cover the
cost of your share if you want some. See the map below if you don't know
how to get to N101.
There is no membership fee and we don't have elections, AGMs and the
other stuff normally associated with clubs. Instead people just turn up
to enjoy discussing all things related to Linux.
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There is a mailing list for the discussion of
anything to do with Linux in the Canberra area. It is a good idea to join
the mailing list if you are going to be attending meetings as any alteration
to meeting times etc is announced there.
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CAP project
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A collaborative research program between Fujitsu Ltd and The Australian
National University.
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Knightcap
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Chess program with 3D graphics.
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Samba
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Share files and printers between Linux and Windows
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rsync
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A utility for the efficient updating of files and directories across slow
network links.
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Fly8
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Fly8 is a (reasonably portable) flight simulator which allows multiple
players. It currently has working ports for Unix/X11, msdos (c8, bcc, djgpp)
and MS-Win. It is distributed with the sources (in C).
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fft
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A small system for generating fully unrolled high speed integer FFT
programs. It has a few choices for the speed/size tradeoff and can
generate target programs for a few platforms: C, intel x86 asm,
m68k asm, ns32k asm.
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David Bell
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David is a prolific free software author who distributes lots of interesting
utilities. Of particular interest is his work on the game of life.
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JitterBug
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JitterBug is a web based bug tracking system written in C.
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DUMB
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DUMB is a Doom-like game engine capable of running Doom WADs.
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Pthreads-Win32
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An implementation of POSIX threads for Win32 systems..
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GNU Autoconf
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A tool for achieving software portability.
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Currently the two main contact people for CLUG are
Andrew Tridgell and
Stephen Rothwell.
For additions and alterations to the web pages, or information about the
next meeting contact Steve Walsh.
If you need to send anything to CLUG via snail mail then please email one of the contacts above for address details.