Due to an issue at St. Mary's the meeting for June 20th, has been relocated to Outlandish Games Inc.

Z4CK, a must read for zaurus users, was pretty good and especially since it was completely written on a Z.
The sequel again written by Kevin Milne, was just recently released!

http://www.z4ck.org/

Finally!!
http://wiki.debian.org/

Internet Privacy: Overview and Legislation in the 109th Congress

http://fpc.state.gov/documents/organization/61484.pdf


Q/A on intellectual property with US Dept. of State
http://usinfo.state.gov/usinfo/Archive/2006/Mar/17-873358.html

The past two days have been very interesting, and exciting. I was able to load one of the Sun Blade 150 workstations in our development lab with Debian Etch. It took a lot of homework, research, and fighting with the console, but I got it done. When I found out the chipset had some flaw with DMA on the IDE controllers, and more properly how to get around it, things turned for the better. With a little more struggle, I managed to get GNOME running.

I managed to stage a clone of our mediawiki web site there, and play with it. And by loading imagemagick (which isn't built for Solaris), I was able to start using thumbnails.

Well, anyway, after all this, it appears we will probably shoot for an x86 platform to actually stage our site. I will be giving back this Sun Blade console so others can reload it with Solaris. We will probably get some Dell Poweredge rack server. That being the case, I was going to look at loading Ubuntu. Our development lab has Internet access, but the target environment doesn't. I know you can get an entire CD set for Debian. What about Ubuntu? I will need a CD set to walk into our closed network for set up.

You can read more details at https://scifi.homelinux.net/mediawiki/index.php/Sparc

http://www.linuxmednews.com/
For those that care about stuff like this...
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/home/rsds.asp
more than you wanted to know about more things like hipaa,hl7, etc...

http://www.openhealth.com/en/healthlinks.html
opensource software

Well I've gone and done it now. The new site is now live

First off, for those of you that had an mlinux.org email address, it has been wiped out. The first thing you need to do is sign up as a new member.