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More photos... September 2001 Meeting Date:15 September 2001 Time: 13:30 - 17:45 Events:Roxen Web Server XEmacs Release Management Meeting Place: new venue Leading Edge, Co., Seminar Room Place Canada (Canadian Embassy Building, 1F) A special thanks to Leading Edge for allowing us use of one of their seminar rooms. Leading Edge offers IT consulting and IT professional placement services. Roxen Web Server and Pike Martin Baehr described and demonstrated the Roxen web server, and described Pike, its interpreted implementation language. He also mentioned the Caudium project which is a fork of the project dedicated to maintaining backwards compatibility with earlier versions of Roxen. Links Auction Among the items auctioned off this month was Hikari, the machine which has been the TLUG server over the past few years. Thanks to Jonathan Byrne for running the auction. XEmacs Release Management The Cathedral Brothel and the Bazaar Bathhouse Stephen J. Turnbull of the University of Tsukuba and XEmacs.ORG discussed the process that resulted in the release of XEmacs 21.4. He went on to offer a few early thoughts on how it might be possible to create a large-project open source development environment that is both fun and productive, without a benevolent despot. Last modified: Mon Oct 22 22:26:35 JST 2001 📷 Meeting photos would appear here ...

  July 2001 Meeting Date:14 July 2001 Time: 13:30 - 16:45 Events:Linux on iPAQ Linux Certification Meeting Place: new venue Akasaka Kumin Center 4-18-13 Akasaka Minato-ku, Tokyo A special thanks to linuxprobe for underwriting our use of the hall. Linux on the iPAQ PDA Jim Tittsler demonstrated Linux and QPE running on the Compaq iPAQ PDA. Handhelds.org project for running Linux and TinyX on PDAs Familiar distribution sized for internal memory Intimate distribution "full-blown Linux" sized for a microdrive QPE puts a frame-buffer QT Embedded and PIM applications on your Linux iPAQ PocketLinux Kaffe (Java) atop Linux on your iPAQ. Microwindows and Nano-X Auction The auction of donated items which has been the mainstay of TLUG funding continued again today. Special thanks to SAIR LinuxGNU Certification for donating several T-shirts, CD collections and countless pens, to Ximian for donating a pair of highly sought after Ximian monkey T-shirts, bean bag monkeys, and CD-ROMs, and Linux Professional Institute (Japan) for a stuffed Tux. And of course, thanks to the many members who brought surplus equipment to be auctioned off for the club's benefit. Linux Certification Kitano-san described the options available for Linux Certification in Japan. CompTIA Linux+ Certification Linux Professional Institute vendor-neutral testing Red Hat Certified Engineer Program (RHCE) SAIR LinuxGNU Certification Last modified: Tue Oct 23 20:52:55 JST 2001 ...

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Details from 1 Date: Saturday, April 10, 1999 Time: 13:00 ***** it will start later than usual, as this time we will not have the usual pizza Place: Temple University, 2F, room 206 2-8-12 Minami Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo (map at http://www.tuj.ac.jp/maps.html) Technical Meeting Topic LabView for Linux Engineers from Nihon National Instruments (http://www.natinst.com/nni/) will come to show us LabView, a software for rapid prototyping/rapid development of data acquision and control systems. It creates a virtual workbench for signal processing and data analysis, transforming the computer into a virtual instrumentation system. From their web page: ...

LLUG/TLUG Joint nomikai meeting March 19 from 1 list posting about event list of attendees possiable movie of event The TLUG bi-monthly “nomikai”-style meeting will be held on March 19, at Tengu. It is just a 15 min walk from the Tokyo International Forum, where the Linux World Conference Japan '99 will be taking place on 3/18 and 19. Linux users groups from all around the country will be coming to this event, and to mark the ocasion, our meeting will be a ...

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from 1,2,3 Li18nux/Project BLUE/LSWG/TLUG Joint Seminar Topic: “glibc - current status and future developments” Guest speaker: Ulrich Drepper (Cygnus Solutions) Date: January 14, 1999 (Friday) 18:30 (doors open 18:00) Place: Oracle Corp., Japan Head Office Seminar room 17F (inside New Otani Garden Court) http://www.oracle.co.jp/corp/gcmap.html This is a joint event organized by three representatives of the Linux Community in Japan (Project BLUE, Linux Seminar Working Group and the Tokyo Linux Users Group) in cooperation with the Linux Internationalisation Initiative (li18nux) and sponsored by commercial Linux distributors in Japan. ...

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Meeting picts by A. Tomita 📷 Meeting photos would appear here December Meeting Information (Part 1) Date: 12 December, 1998 Meeting Time: 12:30 Talk: Linux i18n/Japanization Meeting Place: NEW VENUE Temple University 2-8-12 Minami Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo (map at http://www.tuj.ac.jp/maps.html) About 25 people gathered at one of Temple University Japan's large classrooms for TLUG's December meeting. Acting President Alberto Tomita conducted the meeting. After the important business of ordering and consuming pizza, doing yet another SuSE installation on someone's machine, and exploring the X server options on a notebook, we got down to the featured talks. Stephen Turnbull (U. Tsukuba) used a MagicPoint presentation to describe the underpinnings of Linux internationalization (I18N), localization (L10N), and multilingualization (M17N). He explained some of the issues involved in text input, output, and processing that are a function of differing natural languages. He emphasized that following established standards and protocols for true I18N, while a difficult path, is a much better (more general and more likely to be adopted into mainstream Open Source projects) solution than simply localizing an application. He mentioned that we would be able to read more on the subject in an upcoming article. ...

 Date: November 20, 1998 Nomikai Meeting Place: Tengu Tokyo EkiMae Nomikai Time: 19:30 Nomikai Place: Tengu Tokyo EkiMae, Kyobashi 1-1-6, EchiZenYa Bld. B1/B2, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Phone: 03-3275-3691 The Friday Nomikai at Tengu was a success with many TLUGers out to eat, drink, and talk linux :-) Thanks again to everyone who came out and helped celebrate! Nomikai picts. 📷 Meeting photos would appear here ...