Robert This month we had a bit of a round table to think of some ideas of what to talk about in future meetings.
Some of the ideas include:
> Repository management
> Hardware issues: tools and utilities for managing devices
> Security: SSH, GPG, securing your home network, using networked/wireless cameras
> Network: setup, vlans, remote desktops/admin
> Other: how to build a container, user’s personal projects, desktop customization
David showed us how to set up a NextCloud instance. Nextcloud is your own personal cloud offering a myriad of features and functions. You want to setup your own, private iCloud? Nextcloud makes sure your data never leaves your control. You want to be able to edit office documents on in the cloud? Nextcloud offers a full fledged office solution. You want to synchronize your phone’s data with your Nextcloud instance? Install the iPhone or Android app, connect to your server and you are good to go.
If you want to have a quick look at what was covered in our last meeting please feel free to review the video here:
https://nextcloud.elug.rocks/index.php/s/AkaeFBHDBZ8DFpL?path=%2F2022-04%20Nextcloud
Manuel reviewed how to set up a Network File System using NFS.
It was very exciting.
Really. It was.
He used vim, too.
If you want to take a look at the presentation please check our nextcloud instance here:
This month we had a round table social talk. Everyone was encouraged to bring an idea to share, or just something about what’s going on in their Linux world. It was good to see some new faces!
Manuel walked through how to setup a simple RAID system using mdadm.