Sep 23, 2022 · Our IRC channel is #golug on Libera.Chat. Latest News. On 9/23/2022 we switched to a new mailing list. Here are the new list's instructions. Meeting Info. Meetings are on the first Wednesday of every month, at 7pm Eastern Time (New York Time), and are conducted on Jitsi. To join in, use Chromium or Google Chrome and go to https://meet.jit.si/golug.

Aug 23, 2024 · Golug was a word from a language of the Orcs, whose only recorded use was during the later First Age, used to describe the Deep Elves (the Noldor). Its origins are unknown, but it may be related to the Sindarin name for this same people, Golodhrim .

Originally founded in Orlando, United States, GoLUG welcomes an international audience for presentations and discussions on Linux and adjacent technologies. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the GoLUG Archives .

Mailing list participants worldwide are welcome at GoLUG. We have monthly Infomeetings and Installfests!

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GoLUG is a community, so naturally you'll have many friends here. Sometimes you like to "shoot the breeze" with your friends, about topics far and wide. The Ot list is the perfect place to do so.

In the 11 months since GoLUG's formation, two additional LUGs have formed in Orlando, bringing the total to 4. This brings into question the long term survivability of a corporate LUG , which must pay yearly corporate fixed costs out of membership dues.

The Noldor were also known as the Golodhrim or Gódhellim (S."Learned Ones") and Goldoi (Falmarin or more archaically Gœlydh or Noldoli.