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We are a group of enthusiastic Linux users in the state of Kentucky (Commonwealth really). We were formed originally around https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-us-ky/2007-January/000003.html. Around a year after we started we remade ourselves as a more general LUG but kept up with all things Ubuntu. On [January 14th 2008|http://groups.google.com/group/bglug/browse_thread/thread/0f99a1a77b8c3493]] the BGLUG was formed.
Key Details
Date - (September 21st 2010)
Team Contact - Eric Lake <ericlake@ubuntu.com>
Membership - 80 as of 1st September 2010
Mailing List - http://groups.google.com/group/bglug
Web Site - http://bglug.net
Team Wiki - http://bglug.net/wiki
IRC - #bglug on freenode
Roadmap
KLF - Inspired by the awesome OLF (Ohio Linux Fest) we have been discussing the possibility of hosting a KLF (Kentucky Linux Fest). This is a huge effort and something that will take time to come to fruition.
Member Reviews - Encouraging members to submit reviews (books, software, hardware) to the site in order to drive traffic and attract new members.
Survey - We are actively working to better understand the needs of the members of our team.
- We have started with a simple survey to discover if our current meeting times work for the majority of the group.
- We are taking polls to get a feel for what kinds of topics our member are interested in discussing at our regular meetings.
Experience
Release Parties
- We have been hosting release parties for Ubuntu since Feisty was released.
- We have hosted release parties for Fedora since Constantine was released.
Install Fest - To date we have held three install fests.
Regular Meetings - Our team holds regular IRC and IRL meetings
- IRC - The first Tuesday of each month at 9:00PM EST in #bglug on irc.freenode.net. We are currently discussing moving to having two meetings per month on the first and third Tuesday.
- IRL - The third Saturday of each month from 2:30PM - 4:30PM EST
* Grid Computing - Using our spare cpu cycles to help fight cancer and cure other world problems