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November 2019

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LUV November 2019 Workshop: Replacing Windows 7 with Linux
by Andrew Pam 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

Start: Nov 16 2019 12:30 End: Nov 16 2019 16:30 Location: Infoxchange, 33 Elizabeth St. Richmond Link: http://luv.asn.au/meetings/map Replacing Windows 7 with Linux ============================== What to do with your Windows 7 PC when its EOL arrives in January next year? Install Linux of course! Wen Lin will lead this talk with an intro, then get everyone to join in for a Q&A - let's share all the great ideas (and personal experience) on how to install a variety of Linux Distros to replace one's obsolete Win7 - and breathe new life into one's PC. There will also be the usual casual hands-on workshop, Linux installation, configuration and assistance and advice. Bring your laptop if you need help with a particular issue. This will now occur BEFORE the talks from 12:30 to 14:00. The talks will commence at 14:00 (2pm) so there is time for people to have lunch nearby. The meeting will be held at Infoxchange, 33 Elizabeth St. Richmond 3121. Late arrivals please call (0421) 775 358 for access to the venue. LUV would like to acknowledge Infoxchange for the venue. Linux Users of Victoria is a subcommittee of Linux Australia.

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LUV November 2019 Main Meeting: nfq - an ad blocker that runs on the router
by Andrew Pam 03 Nov '19

03 Nov '19

Start: Nov 6 2019 19:00 End: Nov 6 2019 21:00 Location: Kathleen Syme Library, 251 Faraday Street Carlton VIC 3053 Link: <http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/community/hubs-bookable-spaces/kathleen-sym…> *NOTE: This month's meeting will be on WEDNESDAY night due to the Melbourne Cup public holiday. The library closes at 7pm so arrivals after that time will need to contact Andrew on (0421) 775 358 or any other attendee for admission.* Speaker: Duncan Roe, nfq - an ad blocker that runs on the router The concept of running an ad blocker on the router is not new. nfq is a particularly lightweight approach to this concept [in terms of lines of code, scripts &c.]. This presentation concentrates on the technical aspects of implementing nfq, with also an overview of 2 alternative systems. nfq is based on nftables. Like the other 2 systems, it can be configured to run on the device, instead of on the router. The presentation includes a demonstration of nfq on the device. About the speaker: Duncan has had a Linux desktop since 1993. A software developer, he first used Linux professionally in 1994. He has been hacking on Linux ever since. Many of us like to go for dinner nearby after the meeting, typically at Brunetti's or Trotters Bistro in Lygon St. Please let us know if you'd like to join us! Linux Users of Victoria is a subcommittee of Linux Australia.

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