Hi all,
Timely reminder here of the second Berkeley Linux User Group meetup of the month. Both the virtual and the in-person physical meetups start at 11:00am PDT this upcoming Sunday, August 24th and go to 2:00pm or however late people want to participate.
Please see the currently available meetup schedule at
https://berkeleylug.com/meetings graciously provided by Michael P for further BerkeleyLUG meetup details.
Info of _BerkeleyLUG's_ virtual meetup thru Jit.si Meet ...
https://meet.jit.si/BerkeleyLUGDial-in:
+1.512.647.1431 PIN: 1036 1972 20#
The in-person physical meetup will be at SoDoI while it's still on its Summertime schedule.
SoDoI Coffee Tasting House (10am to 4pm)
2438 Durant Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94704-1611
1-510-990-6487+SoDoI is located slightly West of Telegraph Ave in the parallel corridor of several stores between Durant and Channing, under parking structure
+ SoDoI Coffee Tasting House webpage is at
https://sodoicoffee.com/company/tasting-house/ and Michael's location-directions and parking info are at the Meetings webpage
https://berkeleylug.com/meetings .
+ An OpenStreetMap.org approximation for locating SoDoI Coffee Tasting House is at
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/41746370 -- although likely best to instead refer to Michael's written directions at the Meetings webpage
https://berkeleylug.com/meetings .
+ Yelp writeup is at
https://www.yelp.com/biz/sodoi-coffee-tasting-house-berkeley-2Of relevant interest to some of you reading this, there is an East Bay Linux Installfests happening six days after this Sunday's BerkeleyLUG meetup.
The Alameda Free Library will be hosting a Linux installfest on August 30th as elaborated upon in the [conspire] mailing-list posting 'Save the Date: Alameda Linux Installfest';
http://linuxmafia.com/pipermail/conspire/2025-May/013003.html Own project for this Sunday's BerkeleyLUG meetup is to use a recently-installed Debian 13 'trixie'-containing netbook to further install a Debian Testing 'forky' guest machine on a functional installation of VirtualBox 7.2.0 -- IMNSHO, Oracle Inc's VirtualBox has quite notably excellent documentation/RTFM for its fine virtual product :-]
-Aaron C