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• 05-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]]:
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• 01-2006
  Mark Davis: The Linux-based Nokia 770 review
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• 01-2005
  Mark Davis: USB hard drive howto- mounting, formatting, partition tables, filesy
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• 02-2006
  Mark Davis: Using Internet Explorer & Acroread under Linux with WINE. Go-Open vi
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• 02-2005
  Mark Davis: Digitial photography in *ix- how to transfer pictures from the comma
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• 03-2005
  Mark Davis: How to compile the 2.6 kernel, what modules are, how and why they ar
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• 04-2005
  Mark Davis: How to build a public internet machine. Custom X launching without x
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• 05-2005
  Mark Davis: Basic Unix/Linux text file commands. Head, top, less, more, sort, ta
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• 06-2005
  Mark Davis: Presentation on the Ultimate Boot CD. Why it exists, how it is used,
  262 B (43 words) - 04:52, 26 February 2006
• 07-2005
  Mark Davis: Presentation on the new (not quite released) Knoppix 4.0 DVD edition
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• 08-2005
  Mark Davis: Creative Commons music- free and usable under *ix. Virtual machines
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• 09-2005
  Mark Davis: Using Metapixel to create photo-mosaics.
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• 11-2005
  Mark Davis: rsync- your friend for backups.
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• 12-2005
  Mark Davis: OpenOffice 2.0- differences, tricks. CUPS- config, adding PPD's.
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• Membership
  ... if you agree to write a book review for our website. Contact [[User:Mark|Mark]] if you are interested.
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• History
  ...tly after, it evolved into "TWUUG" and included such people as [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] and Lyman Byrd.
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• 03-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]]: Presentation on [http://www.mediawiki.org Wiki] (what it is, how i
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• 04-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]]: Presentation on thin client computing under *ix. Specifically, wi
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• 05-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on [http://www.kororaa.org Kororaa], a "precompiled" Gent
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• 06-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on the classic Unix command, "grep" plus a lot of other s
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• 10-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on the [http://www.fsf.org Free Software Foundation], wit
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• 07-2006
  ...eting, since the main speaker was unavailable. It was free-flow, although Mark Davis did give information about several topics- multihead & X, etc.
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• 08-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on the installation of the free [http://www.vmware.com VM
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• 09-2006
  [[Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on the [http://audacity.sourceforge.net Audacity], the fr Mark also gave a long (and hopefully educational) answer to the question of "How
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• 11-2006
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on the [http://forum.beryl-project.org/ Beryl 3D Desktop
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• 12-2006
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on [http://www.acme.com/software/thumbnail_index/ "thumbn
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• 01-2007
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on [http://www.shuttle.com/ Shuttle computer hardware], w
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• 02-2007
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on [http://www.cups.org/ CUPS], the Common Unix Printing
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• 03-2007
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] presented the new OpenOffice marketing flyer (which is available [[
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• OpenOffice Flier
  ...ier originally designed by the OpenOffice.org Marketing team. [[user:Mark|Mark A. Davis]] was looking for something to use locally, and took the original
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• 04-2007
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave an update on the search for business/accounting software for L
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• 05-2007
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave mini-presentations on [http://virtualbox.org VirtualBox], the
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• 07-2007
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] presented on [http://www.frozen-bubble.org/ Frozen Bubble]... netwo
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• 06-2007
  Mark started by presenting about [http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/ mp3gain] and h
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• Transcodemp3
  # a small, mono, music-on-hold player. By Mark A. Davis, 2007
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• 08-2007
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a quick presentation on a problem found with CUPS tray setting
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• 09-2007
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on video formats and how to convert/crunch to x
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• Forum topics
  #Alternatively, you can contact a SINGLE TWUUG member (such as [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]]) and ask him/her to post for you.
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• 810review
  This is a review written by [[User:Mark|Mark A. Davis]] of the Nokia 770, a Linux based internet tablet, Nov 2007.
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• 12-2007
  Presentation by [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] on the new Nokia N810 Linux based Internet Tablet handheld computer
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• 01-2008
  [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] brief overviews of the Silverlight threat, manually installing pack
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• 02-2008
  Presentation by [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] on removable storage: Automounting, device nodes, mount points, fl
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• 01-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] led discussions on:
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• 03-2008
  *Presentation by [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] on the Linux based TiVo HD. Review, comparisons, Linux tools for i ...a:Meetings#Audio_Recordings|audio section]]). Some discs were available. Mark introduced our new six page tri-fold [[media:About_twuug_trifold.pdf|Tri-Fo
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• 09-2008
  *Presentation by Mark Sergent on Linux [[Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Full Disk Encryption|disc encryption]]- *Presentation by [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] on experiences installing Linux on several new Lenovo R61i laptops.
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• 06-2008
  *Presentation by [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] on nesting of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_server Xservers]. [h
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• 03-2010
  *Mark Davis announced limited availability of some older [http://en.wikipedia.org
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• 08-2008
  *Presentation by Mark Sergent on Linux disc encryption. *Presentation by [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace fuse] (the
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• Speakers bureau
  ...[Forums]] and posting a message to the group, or by contacting [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]]. Please provide information to address the following questions:
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• 10-2008
  *Presentation by Mark Sergent on Linux [[USB Disk Encryption]].
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• 11-2008
  *Presentation by Mark Sergent on [http://www.nagios.org/ Nagios network monitor].
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• 12-2008
  *Presentation by Mark Sergent on [http://www.nagios.org/ Nagios network monitor], part II- instal *Mark Davis also briefly went over [http://amarok.kde.org/ Amarok] features. Aft
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• 01-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a brief overview of [http://www.southware.com/ SouthWare], the
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• 02-2009
  *Along with help from Sal Yorks, [[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave an in-depth review of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eeepc
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• 04-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] showed how to use [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSH_File_Transfer_P
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• 05-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] showed some key changes in the new [http://www.openoffice.org OpenO
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• 06-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on [http://tinycorelinux.com Tiny Core Linux], *Mark Sergent continued his presentation series on [http://www.nagios.org/ Nagios
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• 07-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on the new [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_P
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• 08-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave an update on the Linux [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Pre
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• 09-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a tour of Lake Taylor's new prototype Linux workstation/thin c
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• 12-2009
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on the first [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NVID ...ave a presentation on [http://lftp.yar.ru lftp], a file transfer program. Mark Davis followed with a similar program, [http://gftp.seul.org gftp].
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• 01-2010
  ... mounts. The FOSS software is based on a Linux distro heavily modified by Mark to run X and Icewm (and other services) through custom startup scripts with
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• 02-2010
  ...s (KDE 3 has that feature built-in, and KDE 4 should have it again soon). Mark Davis also shared his collection of Linux related wallpapers.
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• 04-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a comprehensive presentation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave away at least 40 VIA [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini-itx mi
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• 05-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on data importation into [http://en.wikipedia.o *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave away the last remaining VIA [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini
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• 06-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave information on the state of AMD vs. Intel, Google declaring i
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• 08-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on [https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Linu
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• 07-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a mini presentation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procfs pr
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• 09-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave some basic info about [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Su_%28Unix
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• 11-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] illustrated inserting audio and video into [http://en.wikipedia.org
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• 12-2010
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentations and discussions on:
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• 02-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] Discussed:
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• 03-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave an update on the Android Linux [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M
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• 04-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a comprehensive presentation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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• 06-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a mini presentation on [http://linux.die.net/man/1/ionice ioni
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• 07-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] Gave a presentation on the very fast HP ML350G6 [http://en.wikipedi
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• 08-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave an update on the long road to server upgrades.
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• 09-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave presentations on:
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• 10-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on the new central server at Lake Taylor. Some
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• 12-2011
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XenApp Citrix *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a second presentation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygwin
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• 02-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentations on:
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• 03-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentations on: ...x86] project has successfully ported Android 4.0 to the X86 architecture. Mark Davis demoed their release candidate 1 iso running on an EEEPC as a live bo
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• 05-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] discussed the mysterious problems with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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• 06-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] asked about a summer weekend meeting and it was met with great posi
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• 08-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]]:
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• 09-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] made available several servers for take-home. *Mark Vang gave a presentations on:
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• 10-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] Updated the group on the status of the TWUUG DNS relocation and web
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• Forum FAQs
  ...right- above the listing of the various forums, there is a link that says "Mark Forums Read". That will instantly do what you need.
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• 11-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] Gave a surprise presentation on the new [[Forums|TWUUG Forums]].
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• 12-2012
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentations on:
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• 01-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on the [http://minix.com.hk/product-items/neo-g ...chain booting with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_Boot_Record MBR]. Mark Davis also added some info about how it is moving to [http://en.wikipedia.o
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• 02-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] after updates on the LTTCH/TWUUG network problems being solved, gav
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• 04-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] Gave some preliminary information about [http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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• 06-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]]:
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• 07-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]]: Showed the Android Linux controlled [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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• 08-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]]:
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• 03-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] shared his negative experiences with attempting to move [http://en.
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• 09-2013
  ...ooks for giveaway from Matthew Fillpot and IDE drives for almost free from Mark. *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on using [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_g
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• 10-2013
  *[[User:mark|Mark Davis]] discussions/presentations on
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• 12-2013
  *Mark Davis added some info about possible converting to/from LaTeX as well as us
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• 01-2014
  *Mark Davis gave a presentation on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Microph
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• 02-2014
  *Mark Davis gave presentations on:
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• 03-2014
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave presentations on:
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• 04-2014
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave presentations on:
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• 05-2014
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave presentations on:
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• 06-2014
  *[[User:Mark|Mark Davis]] gave a presentation on [http://www.thregr.org/~wavexx/software/fgal
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• 08-2014
  Mark Davis:
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• 10-2014
  * Mark Davis gave a presentation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Wear And
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• 11-2014
  * Mark Davis talked about his recent success with flashing [http://en.wikipedia.or
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• 12-2014
  * Mark Davis gave part two presentations on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato_% * Mark Davis gave a demo of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Lollipop Android
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• 02-2015
  * Mark Davis gave a presentation on mouse resolution and [http://en.wikipedia.org/
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• 03-2015
  * Mark Davis:
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• 04-2015
  * Mark Davis:
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• 05-2015
  * Mark Davis:
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• 06-2015
  * Mark Davis:
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• 07-2015
  * Mark Davis:
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• 08-2015
  * Mark Davis discussed how to monitor network bandwidth using the [http://humdi.ne
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• 09-2015
  * Trent MacAlpine (with Mark Davis) gave a presentation on Lake Taylor Hospital's newly upgraded, intera
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• 10-2015
  ...similar to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Links_%28web_browser%29 Links]. Mark interjected the old, tiny gui Linux browser called [https://en.wikipedia.or
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• 12-2015
  * Mark Davis gave a presentation on [https://code-industry.net/free-pdf-editor Mas ... Winamp] written in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_%28software%29 QT]. Mark also quickly compared it to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audacious_%28sof
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• 01-2016
  * Mostly an open topic meeting, but Mark Davis did present on the Spotify native Linux client. How to install it, h
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• 02-2016
  * Mark Davis gave a presentation on the Hospital's [most-likely] new workstations,
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• 04-2016
  * Mark Davis:
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• 07-2016
  * Mark Davis gave a make-shift presentation of sorts on some of the desktop option
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• 09-2016
  * Mark Davis made the first of many fanless workstations available for re-homing b
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• 10-2016
  * Mark Davis made more fanless workstations available for re-homing by group membe
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• 02-2017
  * Mark Davis gave an update on the LTTCH EMR rollout and how the Linux-based EMR c * Mark Davis showed the newest APC compact UPS which uses removable lithium batter
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• 03-2017
  * Mark Davis played around with desktop options again and slid in some [https://en
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• 04-2017
  * Mark Davis showed the new meeting room's large TV monitor and how to connect to
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• 12-2017
  ...major update of Firefox to 57 and the huge performance gains and caveats. Mark Davis showed how the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/About_URI_scheme#Mozill
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• 01-2018
  * Mark Davis gave away an ASRock computer and Alan Dudley gave away a network seri
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• 05-2018
  * Mark Davis shared information about the issue LTTCH is having with BIOS updates * Mark Davis briefly discussed Linux [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Processor_affi
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• 06-2018
  * Mark Davis shared information about the new Linux-based multifunction HP printer * Mark Davis also shared the outcome of the security audit at LTTCH (actually a pe
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• 07-2018
  * Mark Davis shared information about the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brick_(el
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• 08-2018
  * Mark Davis gave a presentation on [https://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wi
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• 09-2018
  * Mark Davis started a conversation about [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tizen Tiz * Mark Davis gave a presentation on the Linux-compatible "Rii Mini 8+" micro wirel
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• 10-2018
  * Mark Davis presented on barcoding under Linux. Started with examples of three r
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• 11-2018
  * Mark Davis presented on SATA troubleshooting when getting error messages in /var
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• 12-2018
  * Mark Davis presented on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Android Linux tablet- features
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• 01-2019
  * Mark Davis reviewed state of the forums, security there, and some of the past me
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• 04-2019
  * Mark Davis: Multithreaded process management in Linux with forced [https://en.wi
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• 08-2019
  * Presentation by Mark Davis on his new main home machine, a Ryzen 7 3700x with Asus X570 motherbo
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• 01-2020
  * Mark Davis discussed a rare, bombed Linux update and sorta how it was recovered.
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• 12-2023
  ...an on-line only meeting (on Jitsi) on 12-07-2023. Attending were 7 people: Mark, Jason, Trent, JohnM, William, Jon, Casper, and Jim. Topics included: MS-Of
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• 11-2020
  ...mum, there were 10 attendees, including some people from out of the area: Mark Davis, Dave Harris, Ethan O'Toole, William Melgaard, Alan Dudley, Randy Pug
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• 10-2021
  ...wntime, Guacamole remote access, Let's Encrypt issues, BlackBox KVM's. I (Mark) had lots of connection issues during the meeting, it turned out to be some
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• 12-2020
  .... We saw around 17 people over the course of the several hours, including: Mark (me), Tim, Dave, William, Randy, Alan, Trent, Jorg, Jim, Joel, "TD", Ethan,
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• 02-2023
  ...eting on February 2, 2023. Attending were at least 8 people including: me (Mark), Randy P,John M, Martin, Robert, Jim, Philip, and Trent. Topics included
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• 03-2023
  ...ith virtual simulcast on March 2, 2023. Attending were 4 people in person: Mark, Dave, Alan, and Martin and at least 4 people online: John M, Jon C, Philip
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• 04-2023
  This was a virtual (Jitsi) meeting on 04-06-2023. Attending were 6 people: Mark, Frank, Jon, Dave, Trent, and Martin. Topics included: VNC, x11vnc, other r
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• 05-2023
  ...with broadcast to Jitsi) on 05-04-2023. Attending in person were 8 people: Mark, William, Martin, David, Marvin, Dave, Alan, and Hans. On-line attendees i
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• 06-2023
  This was a virtual (Jitsi) meeting on 06-01-2023. Attending were 9 people: Mark, Dave, William, Joel, Tim, Jim, Jon, Philip, and DCowboy. Topics included:
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• 07-2023
  ...luded at least: Joel, John M, and Tim. Topics included: A presentation by Mark on the affordable Cyberpower CP1500PFCLCD 1500VA UPS and the amazing/expens
  560 B (83 words) - 16:57, 9 July 2023
• 08-2023
  ...an on-line only meeting (on Jitsi) on 08-03-2023. Attending were 8 people: Mark, Philip, John M, Dave, Frank, William Trent, and Hans. Topics included: Un
  455 B (66 words) - 23:53, 10 August 2023
• 09-2023
  ...with broadcast to Jitsi) on 09-07-2023. Attending in person were 3 people: Mark, Hans, and Alan. On-line attendees included at least: Dave, John M, and Jon
  551 B (90 words) - 21:11, 18 September 2023
• 11-2023
  ...with broadcast to Jitsi) on 11-02-2023. Attending in person were 2 people: Mark and Alan. On-line attendees included at least: William and Trent. Topics in
  337 B (51 words) - 04:46, 6 November 2023
• 10-2023
  ...an on-line only meeting (on Jitsi) on 10-05-2023. Attending were 9 people: Mark, Dave, John M, Randy P, Frank, Jon, Trent, William, and Hans. Topics includ
  493 B (75 words) - 14:02, 8 October 2023
• 01-2024
  ... an online-only meeting (on Jitsi) on 01-04-2024. Attending were 9 people: Mark, Dave, Martin, JohnM, Tim, William, Joel, Hoyt, Trent. Topics included: PPS
  439 B (63 words) - 18:05, 13 January 2024
• 02-2024
  ...an online-only meeting (on Jitsi) on 02-01-2024. Attending were 10 people: Mark, JohnM, Martin, Trent, Hans, William, Dave, Philip, Jason, Jon. Topics incl
  561 B (89 words) - 22:18, 7 February 2024
• 03-2024
  ...s included: Philip, JohnM, William, and Trent. 10 total. Topics included: Mark gave presentation on a $114 Ebay find, a Fujitsu Lifebook T937 and how it a
  912 B (152 words) - 22:35, 8 March 2024
• 04-2024
  ...as an online-only meeting on Jitsi on 04-04-2024. Attending were 9 people: Mark, Martin, William, Robert, Dave, Trent, Mike P, Jon, and Ethan. Topics incl
  803 B (115 words) - 12:00, 5 May 2024
• 05-2024
  ...with broadcast to Jitsi) on 05-02-2024. Attending in person were 4 people: Mark, Dave, Alan, Hans. On-line attendees included: William, JohnM, Martin, Ran
  472 B (65 words) - 12:05, 5 May 2024