Our next meeting is: Monday, November 11, in the Hatchery from 5-7 PM.

Next Meeting

The November 11 meeting will not be held in the CSL (Hill 252) and will not be at our usual hour. We have moved for this meeting to The Hatchery in Alexander Library at 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

The topic of the meeting will be a presentation on the life of Aaron Swartz.

Please check our calendar for the scheduling of future events.

Interaction

Talk with us over IRC on libera.chat!

  • #ruslug
  • #ruslug-ideas
  • #ruslug-hardware

We require all entrants to register on libera.chat beforehand. If you are not familiar with IRC, we suggest going through Libera's guide on getting started. Note that these channels is bridged to Discord server.

If you prefer Discord, visit us in our server.

Visit our Instagram at @rutgers_slug.

We post all of our meeting photos on our Flickr.

About SLUG

Why are we here?

SLUG is the Linux user group of Rutgers University. It was created because there are currently no active Linux user groups accessible to Rutgers students without a car. Our goal is to fill that void by getting together with others who are also interested in Linux.

Who should join SLUG?

SLUG is for any computing hobbyist on campus. We are nominally about Linux and as such have a strong focus on Linux and other Unix-like operating systems, but we welcome anyone who wants to learn more about computers in a relaxed, friendly environment. We promote the use and development of free and open-source software whenever possible. Common topics we discuss are programming, system administration, customization, hardware modification, collecting, and gaming.

RU SLUG Constitution

Executives

About This Site

This page is a reimplementation of the 2001 variant of the RU SLUG website originally designed and created by Teri Solow, "a Linux enthusiast who also happens to program and design web pages."

This site may be freely copied from the Git repository.

Send feedback and inquires about the site to the current webmaster, Nicholas Di Girolamo: Scarletmail (Public Key).



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