Stuart Will combine his love of technolgy with that of music in this talk on music making technolgy available for Linux including his Favorite Trackers. As usual this will be run at the Cock Hotel Wellington starting at 7pm. Come on down for what should be a lively and informative talk!
Presentation Making music on Linux
Mid Month is locked in and ready for Thursday the 8th at Arleston Inn 7pm start. Usual social and project focus, expect Heather to be talking about the Ham TV and Tech event been organised in Deepest Darkest Shropshire get your kit out and maybe even make some content!
Thanks to Lee for delivering an excellent talk that filled the entire evening, Linux Command line understanding isnt always the easierst thing to deliver but Lee did very well and managed to make it entertaing especially to those who are not conversant with “bare” Linux! Many members left with at least a few questions answered as well as a foundation on how to use the inbuilt documention to help answer their own in future.
Barry Cook a member and a 20+ year space technology veteran will be delivering his Satellite Technology talk at the Wolverhampton Uni’ Campus, Telford(SA102 Hutchison Building) on the 7th November 1.30pm . The talk is an excellent introduction to the subject that I’m sure any one interestedin tech’ will enjoy. Interested then the Tickets are available free via Eventbrite here!
After many requests Lee is back to talk once again about Linux internals. Most specifically around Rsync and Cron but other resources will be in his sights also. As usual the meeting will be held at the Cock Hotel Wellington 7pm Food & Drink available. I’m hoping for another great turn out for what should be a very interesting talk. See you all there!
Thanks again to the guys from BLUG for inviting us to their excellent venue. Some 17 turned up with 7 or more been new members who had come specifically because of the BLUG ” Reboot”. Heather actually re-imagined this talk from several smaller talks and progress reports given in here at SLUG over the last couple of years and was able to demonstrate the entire package working(Sans GPS Lock) inside the venue with the telemetry been decoded via an RTL dongle been used as a basic SDR. The talk detailed how the location and sensor data were logged and sent out as telemetry both as basic NFM and LoRa and the RPI onboard computer as well as the other Linux components such as the Balloon tracking and recovery systems. All and all I was impressed with the way BLUG has put extra efforts in maintaining and improving their turnout. Lets hope this continues both here and to other regional LUGS several of which fielded a LUGmaster checking our progress!!! 😉
Heather will be reprising her Weather Balloon technology talk at Birmingham LUG on the 16th of October. Want to learn about interfacing sensors Cameras and Radio Telemetry to Linux and the RPI in particular then this talk is for you! We are hoping this will be only the start of many a talk exchanged between LUGs keeping the interest up and driving new interest in LUG events…. See you there!
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