1. No Meeting
2. No Meeting
3. 2/14: First meeting of spring semester, Bring the most cursed Linux install on a laptop to show off (Hannah Montana Linux, AmogOS, etc.). 6-8pm in Terrapin Room D at Stamp.
4. No Meeting
5. No Meeting
6. No Meeting
7. No Meeting
8. No Meeting, Spring Break
9. 3/27: General Meeting, Pre-Elections; 6-7pm in Math B0431.

Numbered by week:

1. 8/26: CS department welcome back social, (2-4 pm at IRB), Flyer
2. 9/6: First Look Fair, Flyer
3. No Meeting, meeting time questionnaire sent out
4. No Meeting
5. 9/26: General Body Meeting on Zoom at 6pm. Meeting Slides.
6. No Meeting
7. 10/11: Linux Intro: Which distro to use? 6-8pm at Stamp SORC - Terrapin Room D, and online at. Meeting Slides.
8. 10/18: Linux Club Office hours and Project Hangout, 6-8pm at Stamp SORC - Terrapin Room D
9. No Meeting
10. No Meeting
11. No Meeting
12. No Meeting
13. 11/22: Privacy Tools on Linux, 5-7pm at Stamp SORC - Terrapin Room D Meeting Slides
14. No Meeting
15. No Meeting, Thanksgiving 🦃
16. 12/9: Lightning Talks, 5-7pm at Stamp SORC - Terrapin Room D - Linux Raid

Numbered by week:

1. 1/26: Project/presentation planning
2. 2/3: Office hours (5-6 pm, MATH B0427 or Discord voice channel)
3. 2/9: Second look fair (10 am-3 pm, Stamp)
4. 2/14: Data consent and privacy trivia
5. 2/21: No meeting
6. 2/28: Project hangout (7-8 pm)
7. 3/7: Linux Club server hosting planning (7-8 pm)
8. 3/14: Bitcamp presentation prep (7-8 pm)
9. 3/21: Spring break
10. 3/28: No meeting
11. 4/4: Emacs at Bitcamp
12. 4/11: No meeting
13. 4/18: Guest speaker
14. 4/25: No meeting
15. 5/2: Lightning talks 1
16. 5/9: Lightning talks 2

See Content Ideas for possible events and projects

Notes:

• Office hours should be scheduled at times when people may have multiple midterms (eg week before spring break)
• Guest talks are important since those are hard to get
• Schedule rooms early and announce events in advance
• Elections have been delayed to a later time (probably week 13-15)