The Linux Users Group of Springfield, Illinois and the surrounding area.
Some other users groups in the area:
Chicagoland Linux Users Group
Springfield Perl Mongers
St. Louis Linux Users Group
Unix Hobbyists', Administrators' & Coders' Club
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Meeting Info:
Meetings of the Linux Users of Central Illinois are the 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of every month from 7 PM to 9 PM.
Meetings are held on Jitsi Meet. Details are posted in the
meeting announcement on the luci-announce mailing list.
The next LUCI meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
The following LUCI meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
News from around the web:
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 The US Government's Anthropic Models Ban Was Never About an AI Jailbreak
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Firefox 152 Adds JPEG XL Support, Redesigned Settings
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A Chinese Rocket Breaks Apart Dangerously Close To the Starlink Constellation
Cybersecurity Vets Protest 'Dangerous' US Government Ban On Anthropic's Most Powerful Models
The US Government Is Letting a Key Data Center Regulation Expire
FBI Issues Urgent Kali365 Security Warning For Teams, Outlook, OneDrive Users
Google Chrome's Next Update Will Mark the End of Popular Ad Blockers
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Trump's 'Made In the USA' Phone Is Just a Reskinned HTC U24 Pro
Britain Unveils Sweeping Ban On Social Media For Under-16s
Fox Is Buying Roku For $22 Billion
Google CEO Largely Avoids Discussing AI In Stanford Commencement Speech
Swiss Voters Reject Proposal To Cap Population At 10 Million
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Linux 7.2 Improves Anonymous/Unnamed Pipe Performance For Shell Pipelines & More
Intel Compute Runtime Now Advertises Early Support For Nova Lake, Introduces Experimental "LEO"
Linux 7.2 Can Significantly Lower Container Exit/Unmount Latency
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Wine Wayland Lands Fractional Scaling Support
Linux 7.2 Continues Removing Old i486 Code Remnants, Adds Rugged Panther Lake
XFS Zone Allocator No Longer Experimental With Linux 7.2
Linux 7.2 Power Management Adds New Hardware Support While Dropping AMD Elan
KDE Plasma 6.7 Released With Per-Screen Virtual Desktops, Wayland Improvements
Linux 7.2 Drops Driver For The 40+ Year Old Hercules Monochrome ISA Graphics Card
Linux 7.2 Optimization Shows +5% IOPS For EXT4 & XFS After Moving Around Two Lines Of Code
FreeBSD 15.1 Released With Updated WiFi Drivers, Better C23 Support & Other Improvements
Ubuntu Touch 24.04-2.0 Beta Now Properly Handles Notches & Rounded Corners
Intel Performance Skills: New Open-Source Project Leveraging AI For Linux Performance Optimizations
FreeBSD Receives Funding To Launch AI-Assisted Vulnerability Discovery
GCC Steering Committee Supports Inclusion Of WebAssembly Backend
Russian Spam & Profanities Are Now Plaguing The Arch Linux AUR
Firefox 152 Now Available With JPEG-XL Support Built By Default, Modernized Settings UI
Reading /proc/filesystems Is Surprisingly Done Very Often & Now As Much As 444% Faster
Framework Computer Making Progress On Coreboot For Their Modern Intel-Powered Laptops
Cache Aware Scheduling Merged For Linux 7.2 For Boosting Modern Intel & AMD CPUs
Linux 7.2 Introducing The Rust Zerocopy Library To Eliminate More "Unsafe" Code
Linux 7.2 To Better Communicate File-System Casefolding For Helping Windows NFS & More
GNU Linux-libre 7.1-gnu Released With More Driver Deblobbing, Unhappy With i486 Removal
Linux 7.2 To Raise LLVM/Clang Compiler Requirement, Add Support For Distributed ThinLTO
Linux 7.1 Released: New NTFS Driver, Intel FRED For Panther Lake, Faster Arc Graphics
Arch Linux AUR Hit By Another Wave Of Now More Sophisticated Malware Attack
Revised AVX-512 xor_gen() Implementation For Linux RAID Yielding More Performance Gains
pkgcli As PackageKit's Modern, Nicer Command Line Interface
Wine-Staging 11.11 Released With 289 Patches Atop Upstream
Open-Source Success Achieved For Greater Transparency & Security: Running AMD openSIL + Coreboot On EPYC
Benchmarking The Performance Benefits To Ubuntu 26.10 amd64v3 Packages
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