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by Russell Coker 06 Mar '26

06 Mar '26

luv-shepparton(a)luv.asn.au luv-latrobe(a)luv.asn.au luv-tech(a)luv.asn.au luv-talk(a)luv.asn.au luv-meta(a)luv.asn.au luv-jobs(a)luv.asn.au luv-geelong(a)luv.asn.au luv-beginners(a)luv.asn.au luv-ballarat(a)luv.asn.au Are any of the above lists needed? In the past all of the above apart from luv-talk had been low traffic, now even the luv-main list is low traffic. I don't think we need to have separate luv-talk and luv-main lists nowadays given the low traffic on luv-main. I also think that if people from regional areas want to discuss their stuff on luv-main it wouldn't be a problem given the overall lack of traffic and the fact that people from the Melbourne area do visit regional areas on occasion. The jobs list is also a corner case, in the past there hadn't been many people on it as there was a chicken and egg problem of a lack of subscribers and a lack of jobs. I don't think we will be overwhealmed by job ads any time soon. So job ads on luv-main should be fine as long as they are actually specific to the Linux community (like small businesses or companies specialising in Linux) not just the typical stuff you see on Seek or LinkedIn. So any reason for not closing the lists at the top of the message? -- My Main Blog http://etbe.coker.com.au/ My Documents Blog http://doc.coker.com.au/

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Mail List Now Open Again
by Phil Steel-Wilson 01 Mar '26

01 Mar '26

Hi All, The list you are subscribed to is now open and functioning, however you may have to sign in or sign up to change your mail list settings on the web site. This is really quick and easy can be found here: The sign in page is here: https://lists.luv.asn.au/mailman3/accounts/login/?next=/mailman3/postorius/… The sign up page is here: https://lists.luv.asn.au/mailman3/accounts/signup/?next=/mailman3/accounts/… If anyone has any questions or problems with the mail lists please contact me at phil(a)philfixit.com.au Cheers Phil

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Invitation for Scientific Research - PhD @ ISCTE-IUL
by Pedro Miguel Fernandes 04 Apr '22

04 Apr '22

Hello Linux Users of Victoria! Hope this email finds you well. My name is Pedro, I am a PhD student at the University of Lisbon, and I would like to invite you and your company to participate in my PhD survey research. This research aims to study the relationship between IT Governance, individual behavior, and the culture in an organization. In return, I will give a full report that will allow Linux Users of Victoria to understand and have the results of the study. The survey is anonymous. The minimum number of answers we need is 10, remembering that the more responses we get, the more accurate the results will be and the more data I have to move forward with my study. If you agree to participate in this research, please reply to this email, and I will send you a link with the individual questionnaire for the Linux Users of Victoria employees. Attached is the invitation letter where are more details about this research. Hope to have your collaboration, See you soon, Pedro. [Uma imagem com texto Descri??o gerada automaticamente]

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Wanted: mentor/tutor for LFCS SysAdmin exam
by Scott Lewis 17 Dec '18

17 Dec '18

Wanted: mentor/tutor for LFCS SysAdmin exam I am currently looking for an LFCS (preferred) or RHCSA qualified Linux systems administrator, to assist with a very small amount of tutoring work as I prepare to take the LFCS exam on January 19, 2019. Most of this work would involve checking syntax related to inbuilt bash commands, but it would also involve some additional advice surrounding the configuration of Apache, SELinux, various networking utilities, and Docker. I envisage that this work will involve 2x (or max. 3x) sessions of 60mins duration. Although I am based in Melbourne's inner east (and would prefer to meet in person), I am open to completing these tutorial sessions remotely (eg. via Skype). As my exam is scheduled for 19/1/2019, I am hoping that these sessions can take place during the week of Monday 14th January. I am aiming to reimburse the right person with $50-$60 per session. Specifically, I am looking for someone most comfortable with the RHEL 7 / CentOS 7 distribution. I have been studying the Linux Foundation's LS101 and LS201 courses intensively over the past two years, but I am hoping to meet with a sysadmin who has sat this course (or the RHCSA) previously - to check my answers to some very specific practice questions. For an example of these test questions, please visit http://go.unimelb.edu.au/kjk6 . For more information about the current LFCS exam, including the *official* list of competencies, please see: http://go.unimelb.edu.au/wsg6 . If interested, please send an short introductory email, alongside a brief career summary (full CV not needed) to: sblewis.lfcs @ gmail.com Best regards, Scott Lewis

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Software Developer position available
by Andrew Pam 20 Nov '18

20 Nov '18

Would you like to come and work with me at Infoxchange? Infoxchange is a not-for-profit community organization that delivers technology for social justice. We work to strengthen communities and organizations, using technology as the primary tool to create positive social change. We are an inclusive development team that uses lightweight Agile processes to contribute to our codebase. We use Git and an automated CI setup for builds, and we review each other's' pull requests. We believe in automation over repetition and aim to make our code modular and reusable. You will need to have: * **Experience working on scalable and distributed systems * Web development fundamentals: HTML, CSS, Javascript (both with vanilla Javascript and frameworks such as ReactJS, React Native, and VueJS) * Backend fundamentals: Python (Django), Node.js * Understanding of and experience with build tools: Docker, Gitlab, Yarn, Webpack, Gulp, npm * Understanding of and experience with unit testing, TDD, and BDD Applications close 26th November: https://www.seek.com.au/job/37689942 Cheers, Andrew

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Systems Engineer - Melbourne, CBD (Catalyst IT)
by Arjen Lentz 24 Oct '18

24 Oct '18

About Us Catalyst IT is part of a global team of skilled open source technologists, with our offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, New Zealand and the UK. We specialise in developing, designing and supporting enterprise grade systems using open source technologies. (you may be interested to know that Catalyst essentially operates a pure GNU/Linux open source environment, our corporate desktop/laptop standard is Ubuntu, LibreOffice, etc) About this role The Operations team delivers support, maintenance and architecture services to a range of clients and systems. The nature of the work is varied and you may find yourself taking the lead role on one or more projects as well as providing general systems support. We value learning and development and encourage each other to discover and work with unfamiliar technologies. This role is based in our Melbourne CBD Office Areas you might work in as part of this team are: - Analyzing, developing and evaluating complex system design. - installing, configuring, and maintaining new software networks, including database applications. - Diagnosing and solving hardware and software problems - Creating documentation for network inventory and resolution of network faults. - Ensuring that the proper design of networks and adjusting the performance of networks. - Administering production Ubuntu Linux systems - Open source software web servers and software databases - Datacentre networking environments - Deploying software in a secure, scalable and maintainable manner Who are we looking for? You will have familiarity with Linux and the core command line tools, either from a System Administration or Operations role or personal use (if this is the case please outline your experience in your cover letter). You will definitely need: - Willingness and ability to learn new technologies and work in a team - Ability to organise yourself and to adapt in a fast moving, busy environment - Experience working exclusively in Linux environments. Here's a non-exhaustive list of tools and technologies we like to use and see on CVs: - AWS, Azure or Catalyst Cloud (openstack) - Puppet, Ansible, Terraform - Docker, KVM - PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MongoDB - Redis, Memcached - Nginx, HA Proxy, Apache - Python, Bash, Git - Open Compute hardware Why work for Catalyst? Being a good employer is really important to us. We pay our staff a fair wage and make sure they have any support they need to grow their skills. We get together every Friday afternoon to relax, share company news from around the world and celebrate the achievements of our staff. We also offer health insurance, flexible working hours, plenty of training opportunities, and a great central location. If this sounds like you please apply with CV and Cover Letter. (via https://www.seek.com.au/job/37431058 or the https://catalyst-au.net jobs page) Our hiring processes reflect our diversity policy which you can read in full here: https://www.catalyst.net.nz/content/catalyst-diversity-policy

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Systems Operations Engineer
by Andrew Pam 15 May '18

15 May '18

We're looking for a Systems Operations Engineer to help with the technical management, development and operations of our online products. If you're interested, we'd love to hear from you. https://www.jobseeker.org.au/job/48960-systems-operations-engineer Cheers, Andrew

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All rounder developer - Linux ARM/Raspberry Pi, C/C++ JavaScript Ruby On Rails
by Andrew Stuart 22 Feb '18

22 Feb '18

Hi folks, I’m looking for an all rounder developer. Salary to $120K plus super depending on experience. Location inner eastern/south eastern suburbs This small fast growing startup company (with real customers and revenue) develops tiny (Raspberry Pi-like) ARM devices that are used as video streaming and interactive signage type devices, connected via cloud servers. The right person for this role: ** is comfortable configuring Linux systems - ideally small ARM devices (required) ** would know how to find and configure the correct drivers for the sorts of video/network and controller hardware found in tiny ARM devices, as well as diagnose and resolve problems that come up in these areas ** would be comfortable configuring and compiling a Linux kernel ** is very flexible and happy to work with whatever programming languages they are asked, open to and welcomes the chance to work with new technologies (required) ** is experienced with JavaScript (required) ** is experienced with C and C++ (required) ** nice to have but not required: experience with Ruby On Rails ** nice to have but not required: experience with cloud computing environments ** has experience working in agile development process ** is quality focused and writes tests for their code ** is experienced with continuous delivery Apply now! If you are interested please email apply(a)supercoders.com.au with subject line ARM plus keywords of your programming language strengths. Please email me direct with questions andrew.stuart(a)supercoders.com.au thanks! Andrew Stuart SuperCoders IT Recruitment andrew.stuart(a)supercoders.com.au

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Positions at Infoxchange
by Andrew Pam 21 Jan '18

21 Jan '18

Infoxchange currently have three positions available: Operations Team Lead https://www.jobseeker.org.au/job/48957-operations-team-lead Systems Operations Engineer https://www.jobseeker.org.au/job/48960-systems-operations-engineer Web Application Developer https://www.jobseeker.org.au/job/48958-web-application-developer Please feel free to mention me if you choose to apply, or pass them on to anyone you know who would be interested. Thanks, Andrew

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Web developer needed
by Russell Coker 12 Jan '18

12 Jan '18

Contact me off-list if you are interested. The preferable frameworks to be used in the web app front-end development are React, Vue or Angular JS; TO THE BACK-END The preferable frameworks for developing the back-end functionalities are Node JS/Express or Node JS over aws Lambda functions; TO THE BACK-END DATABASE The preferable databases are aws DynamoDB or MongoDB -- Sent from my Huawei Mate 9 with K-9 Mail.

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