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about dcglug faq join chat (irc) meetings other events mailing list archive about : gnu / linux hacker / hacking definition video on free software video on creative commons tutorials tutorials – applications irc – client setup weechat setup guide hexchat setup irssi configuration xchat – setup send plain text e-mail tutorial : gnupg – encryption & signing e-learning devon coderdojo info about the dcglug posted on july 21, 2014 by paul sutton devon and cornwall gnu/linux user group the aims of the devon and cornwall gnu / linux user group are : promote, advocate and support the use of free software and gnu / linux within devon and cornwall. provide platforms for help and support. promote alternatives to closed source software or platforms. promote useful information relating to floss and related topics. hold regular ‘physical meetings’ which are more social gatherings. provide a platform for discussion via our e-mail mailing list, irc and social media. promote and support related activities and or groups such as code club. we run an active e-mail discussion list. please visit our join page for more details and a link to the mailmail sign up form. we have an mailing list archive which can be viewed here . we also run a irc channel on freenode server irc.freenode.net – port 6667 channel #dcglug please see tutorials menu for help with setting up irc. posted in uncategorized | 3 comments | ubuntu for containers posted on august 3, 2018 by paul sutton ubuntu for containers posted in containers , development , privacy , programming , security , software , ubuntu 18.04 lts | leave a comment | national cyber security centre publish ubuntu 18.04 lts security guide posted on july 30, 2018 by paul sutton national cyber security centre publish ubuntu 18.04 lts security guide. last week the ncsc (national cyber security centre) in the uk issued their latest publication which gives advice on how to configure ubuntu 18.04 lts in accordance with their security best practices. the national cyber security centre ( ncsc )is the uk government department responsible for providing guidance on information security to the uk public and private sectors as well as responding to online security incidents and securing networks. https://blog.ubuntu.com/2018/07/30/national-cyber-security-centre-publish-ubuntu-18-04-lts-security-guide posted in coding , education , freedom , hacking , internet safety , linux , ncsc , security , software , ubuntu 18.04 lts | leave a comment | july plymouth meeting posted on july 27, 2018 by paul sutton as per messages to the lug list, hush coffee in plymouth has sadly closed, this means that a new venue for lug meetings is being looked for. for the july meeting it has been suggested that people meet at : venue : moments cafe, address : new george st. map : https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/5789779896 date : sat 28th july 2018 time : from 12 noon for information about this and future meetings, best to join the mailing list: https://www.dcglug.org.uk/join/ posted in chat , drinks , food , meeting , social , uncategorized | leave a comment | linux mint 19 and other lug news posted on july 25, 2018 by paul sutton linux mint 19 was recently released. ( https://linuxmint.com/ ) this has a host of new features , and is a long term support release. as far as meetings are concerned, the holsworthy meeting will take place as usual at the white hart on the 3rd saturday in august (sat 18th). the july plymouth meeting (4th saturday) has a new venue and the website will be updated shortly. the august meeting will take place on saturday 25th august. the holsworthy coderdojo is now up and running. volunteers are still needed for other dojos planned for other parts of devon. the paignton code club is taking a break and will be returning in september as a coderdojo , posted in uncategorized | leave a comment | google researcher discovered a severe vulnerability in modern web browsers posted on june 22, 2018 by paul sutton google researcher has discovered a severe vulnerability in modern web browsers just thought i would share this, another good reason to keep your system updated. https://thehackernews.com/2018/06/browser-cross-origin-vulnerability.html discuss on dcglug list or on our friendi.ca account see link in sidebar -> posted in browser , security | leave a comment | copyright directive update posted on june 20, 2018 by paul sutton update on previous posts on the eu copyright directive and link tax. today, meps on the legal affairs committee of the european parliament were asked to decide: should your freedom to participate on the web be restricted to serve corporate interests – or should alternative measures be adopted that safeguard fundamental rights? despite a massive outpouring of protest from voters during these last few days, the majority voted for both the link tax and upload filters: https://juliareda.eu/2018/06/not-giving-up/ it looks like our local mep clare moody voted against this, however this does not mean the right is over, we need to keep the pressure up and end this piece of legislation. posted in copyright directive , freedom , internet | leave a comment | end of life support for debian 8 – jessie posted on june 18, 2018 by paul sutton “released more than three years ago, on april 25, 2015, debian gnu/linux 8 “jessie” is currently considered the “oldstable” debian branch since the release of the debian gnu/linux 9 “stretch” operating system series precisely a year ago, on june 17, 2017. as such, debian gnu/linux 8 “jessie” has now reached end of life and will no longer receive regular security support beginning june 17, 2018.” read more (links to tux machines) carry on the conversation on our friendi.ca account. see link in sidebar. posted in debian | leave a comment | link tax day of action posted on june 13, 2018 by paul sutton next week the european union’s juri committee will decide the fate of the internet in the eu. if the lobbyists for the big publishers have their way, every website will be forced to pay a tax for every link to news content on the web. added to that, they want to force sites to install "censorship machines" to filter and block uploaded content.1 this will hamper or outright break every site and service based in the eu, which means that the impact will be seen by internet users all over the world. that’s why the openmedia community, along with our partners and other organisations across europe,2 are making one last urgent push to save the link and stop censorship machines. just 9 members of the european parliament (meps) will decide,3 so we’re tweeting them to tell them the choice is clear. today, june 12, is the day of action across europe to #saveyourinternet. if these laws pass, it will be the end of smaller internet operators in europe. the automated content-filtering technology the lawmakers are demanding will be hideously expensive, and will not be nearly as accurate as they claim. the link tax is an unprecedented assault on the free and open web: it goes to the heart of what makes the internet so powerful — the free sharing of information. even if you’re not directly represented by one of these 9 meps, they are deciding on a law that will affect all of us, in europe and around the world. send a message to these 9 meps now: https://savethelink.org/tweet-your-mep-saveyourinternet?src=162696 it doesn’t matter if you’re from a country represented by one of the 9 meps or not; we all need to stand together to put a stop to this dangerous and destructive proposal. send a tweet to an mep today and tell them to saveyourinternet. after years of delays and debate, we’re at the critical point now. we can’t let up. too much depends on this. let’s take over the internet today and make it a day the deciding meps can never forget. yours for the open web, dave, for the team at openmedia p.s a tweet will take just a minute or two of your time, but will reach the people making this crucial decision. send a tweet today.

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