As you can see, this page has become moribund. If you would like to contact us with questions about Linux, Unix, or any open source software, please follow the Mailing List link just below the banner at the top of the page. There you can find our mailing list archives and directions on how to join our list.

Now that we've moved to a Google-based calendar, it no longer appears on this website's initial page. Therefore, you'll need to click on the Calendar option just under the logo at the top of the page to see when we have meetings scheduled. There's probably a way for you to download that calendar into your calendar so you won't even have to get on-line to see our schedule.

In an attempt to revive our GLLUG, we're having a meeting (and perhaps others) at the Lansing Makers Network at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 8th. Please bring your ideas for how to improve our meeting attendance and increase members' interest in GLLUG. For details about the Lansing Makers Network, including location, see

http://www.lansingmakersnetwork.org

This year's Penguicon will be held May 2nd, 3rd, and 4th at the Westin Hotel in Southfield, Michigan. For more information, including driving directions, the over-flow hotel, and registration fees, visit http://2014.penguicon.org. For information about his room party, contact Clay Dowling. For car-pooling and finding rides, write to the GLLUG mailing list. For fun, attend.

Since the first Thursday in July is a national holiday, there won't be a weekly meeting. Sorry. If you really feel the need to talk about Linux or open-source software that day, do so with your family. They'll hang on your every word. Honest. No foolin'.

I've added a book on the site, Open Source in the Enterprise. Additional information about our upcoming seminar series will appear within the book.