James Bay Frontier Linux Users Group

Serving The Linux Community in the Northern Frontier

Featured Linux Distro

Sidux is a desktop-oriented Linux distribution based on the “unstable” but most modern and up-to-date Debian branch called Sid (from the Toy Story character). The main aim of Sidux is to enhance and stabilize Sid, using its very own packages and scripts to allow a hassle-free use of Debian’s latest and cutting edge software. All in all, Sidux is a solid desktop system that could very well meet the needs of anyone wishing for a fairly complete but purely open source solution. I found Sidux to be very stable with well above average performance. Sidux is easy to install since it recognizes more hardware that any other distro (an improvization of Knoppix technology). Newcomers to GNU/Linux will find Sidux easy to use and the Sidux support is exceptional. The Sidux manual is well-written and there is always friendly and quick advice available at the Sidux IRC Chatroom and Forum. Give it a try. 

Geek Planet

Geekplanet.ca is a Canadian effort to unite the power of Geek(tm) within the Northern Ontario region and the world. It is our goal to reunite like-minded geeks to discuss all aspects of geek life, share ideas and help our fellow geek.

What is a Geek?
The definition of geek has changed considerably over the years. We like to think that the term Geek refers to a person who is interested in technology, computers, gaming and new media but with a devotion in a way that places him or her outside the mainstream. The term Geek has always had negative connotations within society at large; however, we see it as a badge of honour, a compliment denoting extraordinary technical skills. Unconfirmed rumours exist that we also bite the heads of live animals and eat bugs. =P

Think Geek: Stuff For Smart Masses

ThinkGeek started as an idea. A simple idea to create and sell stuff that would appeal to the thousands of people out there who were on the front line and in the trenches as the Internet was forged. From programmers, engineers, students, lovers of open source, to the masses that helped create the behind-the-scenes Internet culture. ThinkGeek started as a way to serve a market that was passionate about technology.

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