Both LUG members and members of the computing business world give talks for the Linux Users Group. Generally we hope to have at least one talk each month, more if possible. If you have a topic you think the LUG would be interested in hearing, or have a suggestion for a talk topic, please e-mail the steering committee at lug-sc at lists.ncsu.edu.

• Wireless Hacking for Fun and Profit - Mark Whitteker, April 15, 2008
• Conary and Linux Appliance Building - Stef Watson, Feb 19, 2008
• New GNOME Apps. - Ken VanDine, Feb 1, 2006.
• The GIMP - Adrian Likens, Jan 18, 2006.
• VIM and Emacs - Ed Anderton and Justin Grimes, respectively. Nov 30, 2005.
• Customized Linux: rBuilder Online - Tim Gerla, Nov 2, 2005.
• Cryptography and PGP - Stu Gott, Oct 5, 2005.
• NCSU Campus Linux Services - Elliot Peele, Sept 2005.
• Package Management with Conary - Matt Wilson, May 2005.
• Subversion for Source Control - Ed Anderson, March 2005.
• Binary formats and gcc version compatibility - Jorge Rodriguez, February 2005.
• Operating a Personal Server - Ed Anderson, November 2004.
• Intro to Linux - Heather Heinz, August, 2004.
• Doing your homework on Linux - Elliot Peele, September 16, 2003.
• Playing DVDs - Elliot Peele, September 06, 2003.
• Basic Linux Editors - Hunter Matthews, September 02, 2003.
• pyGTK - Matt Wilson - July, 15, 2003.
• Advanced Python - Hunter Matthews - June, 17, 2003.
• GNU PG - Nalin Dahyabhai - April. 15, 2003.
• Introduction to PHP Programming - Elliot Peele - Feb. 18, 2003.
• Introduction to Linux - Pam Huntley - Feb. 04, 2003.
• The Distrobution is green on the other side - Leah Cunningham - Dec. 03, 2002.
• An Introduction to Python - Hunter Matthews - Nov. 19, 2002.
• An Overview of Red Hat Linux 8.0 - Tom "spot" Callaway - Nov. 05, 2002.
• Intrusion Detection Systems - SNORT - John Berninger - Oct. 29, 2002.
• Introduction to Linux - Pam Huntley - Oct. 26, 2002.
• LVM - Logical Volume Managment - Jeremy Katz - Oct. 1, 2002.
• All About Tivo - Mike Johnson - Sept. 17, 2002.
• IPtables Firewall How-To - Tom Callaway - Sept. 7, 2002.
  Sample iptables script
• The Benefits of Using Linux at NC State - Jack Neely - August 20, 2002
• Tripwire and Linux Security - Tom Callaway - March 5th, 2002
• The LSB and You - Matt Willson - February 5th, 2002
• Pluggable Authentication Modules - Nalin Dahyabhai - January 15, 2002
• Scyld Beowulf Clustering with the NCSU Modifications - John Berninger - July 17, 2001
• Writing Kernel Modules - Crutcher Dunnavant - June 19, 2001
  Journeyman's Guide to Hacking Linux
• Scanning under Linux -Tom "spot" Callaway - May 26, 2001
• CGI Scripting - Pam Huntley - May 1, 2001
• CIPE - Matt Galgoci - April 17, 2001
• Kickstart - Hunter Mattews - April 3, 2001
• Computing Environments -Jeremy Katz, Nalin Dahyabhai, Matt Wilson - March 20, 2001
• The 2.4 Kernel -Tom "spot" Callaway - March 6, 2001
• IP Tables -Nalin Dahyabhai - February 20, 2001
• RPM -Jeremy Katz - February 6, 2001
• Python -Hunter Matthews - January 31
• PXE -Matt Wilson - January 16
• XML-RPC -Adrian Likins - January 9, 2001
• Open NMS -Shane O'Donnell - December 5, 2000
• System Tuning -Adrian Likins - November 21, 2000
• Win4Lin -Dexter Morgan and Tom Gordon - November 7, 2000
• Red Hat Linux 7 -Matt Wilson - October 17, 2000
• Network Performance Testing -Joe Kubik - September 5, 2000
• NCSU Realm Kit for Red Hat Linux -Jeremy Katz - August 29, 2000
• DVDs on Linux -Drew Puch - August 15, 2000
• Crusoe in a Thinkpad - Pam Huntley - August 1, 2000
• Mail Systems - Todd Nemanich, July 18, 2000
• Introduction to Cryptographic Protocols - Nalin Dahyabhai - July 11, 2000
• Workstation Security -Tom "spot" Callaway - June 20, 2000
• Intro to Databases -Graham Mainwaring - June 6, 2000
• BeOS 5 -Matthew Smith - May 30, 2000
• USB Under Linux and a Look at 2.4 - Pam Huntley and Jeremy Katz - April 18, 2000
• The Simple Direct Media Layer (SDL) - Chris Kuster - April 4, 2000
• Apache - Nalin Dahyabhai - March 7, 2000
• LDAP on Linux - Hunter Matthews - February 29, 2000
• GNU Privacy Guard - Jeremy Katz - February 15, 2000
• High Availability -Tom "spot" Callaway - February 1, 2000
• Linux Professional Institute (LPI) - Chuck Mead - January 18, 2000.