March 2026 CINLUG Meeting — Intro to RISC-V
At this March’s meeting, we are fortunate to have Matt St. Onge speak on a topic we’ve never covered before: RISC-V! Matt […]
February 2026 CINLUG Meeting — Command-Line Tools Micro-Talks
Last month, Mike Slattery introduced us to a new generation of command-line tools. However, there are so many of the `old` tools […]
January 2026 CINLUG Meeting — New Generation Of Command-Line Tools
Are you still using ‘grep’, ‘find’, ‘less’, ‘cat’, and ‘ls’? While these classic Linux core utilities have served us well for decades, […]
December 2025 CINLUG Meeting — Btrfs
Btrfs has been the default file system in openSUSE since openSuSE 13.2 in 2014. Fedora Linux followed suit in late 2020 with […]
November 2025 CINLUG Meeting — How Open Source Transformed 3D Printing
Do you know of the profound impact that Open Source Software has had on the 3D printing industry? Chen Lee Chiu will […]
October 2025 CINLUG Meeting — End Of (Windows) 10
Many Microsoft Windows users are facing a problem in a few weeks: Windows 10 support ends on October 14, 2025. With Windows […]
September 2025 CINLUG Meeting — Security Hardened Image With Red Hat Image Builder
Deploying and maintaining Linux systems that are secure can feel like an overwhelming task. This becomes more urgent for companies who must […]
August 2025 CINLUG Meeting — Bootc: Who put a kernel in my container?!
Containers have become the de facto choice for deploying most new applications, and all of us benefit from the isolation, portability, and […]
July 2025 CINLUG Meeting — Uyuni Management Server
It’s a multi-Linux world! Have you ever wondered which GNU/Linux distribution to use? Or perhaps you have compelling reasons to use more […]
June 2025 CINLUG Meeting — RHEL 10
Yesterday, at Red Hat Summit, Red Hat released the latest major version of their flagship product: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10! But […]