Unigroup is the oldest and largest Unix User's Group serving the Greater New York City Regional Area since the early 1980s.
Unigroup is a not-for-profit, vendor and platform neutral, member funded, volunteer organization. Unigroup holds regular and special event meetings throughout the year on technical topics relating to Unix and the Unix User Community.
Unigroup presentations cover topics relating to both Unix and Unix-like Operating Systems (such as Linux and *BSD), as well as other related technologies including Communications, Cryptography, Internet, Networking, Security, Software Development and Storage.
Next Meeting:
Unigroup's July 2008 Meeting will be at a NEW meeting location, at our regular time, at: Bway.Net located at 568 Broadway (at Prince Street), Suite 404, SoHo, NYC., on Thursday, July 24th (** Special 4th Thursday Meeting **) at 6:30pm.
Our presentation topic is:
Server Performance: Deploying and Scaling (Ruby on) Rails
and our speaker is
Brian Gupta
from
Brandorr Group.
POSTPONED: Our FreeBSD presentation has been postponed till later
in the year. The topic will be:
The FreeBSD 7 Networking Stack
and our speaker is
George Neville-Neil
from
The FreeBSD Project Core Team.
Upcoming Meeting Topics:
Follow this link to see News about User Group Meetings and other Special Events in our area.
Contact us by Electronic Mail at: unigroup
Contact the Board of Directors at: uniboard
Regular meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of Odd Months at:
Bway.Net Suite 404 568 Broadway (at Prince Street, North East Corner) SoHo Manhattan, New York City
Unigroup maintains an Electronic Mail Mailing List to which we send
out Unigroup announcements as well as announcements from other
user groups around the area. Anyone may request to be added to this list
by sending us mail at: unilist
Click here for the latest Unilist EMail Newsletter Announcement.
Click here for the previous issues:
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2007:
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2008:
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The current Unigroup Meeting Announcement is available on Unigroup's Web Server under the URL http://www.unigroup.org.
Click here for the
Unigroup Printed Newsletter November '97
(Postscript).
Click here for the
Unigroup Printed Newsletter January '98
(Postscript).
Click here for the
Unigroup Printed Newsletter July '98:
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(Postscript).
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