Boston Linux & UNIX was originally founded in 1994 as part of The Boston Computer Society. We meet on the third Wednesday of each month at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in Building E51.

BLU Speaker: Lar Kaufman

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About Lar Kaufman

Lar Kaufman is a graduate of Boston University Law School, living in Concord, Massachusetts a few miles from Walden Pond. He has worked as a documentation consultant for many years, and began writing about UNIX in 1983. Since then, he has written on System V, BSD, Mach, OSF/1, and Linux. His hobbies include interactive media as art/literature, homebuilt and antique aircraft (he's a licensed aircraft mechanic), and natural history. Formerly a BBS operator, in 1987 Lar founded the Fidonet echoes (newsgroups) Biosphere and BioNews. He is currently working on a project to develop a media lab incorporating adaptive technology for print-disabled use through the law library where he studies. The lab will use a Linux server and provide user services on Windows NT, Macintosh, and Linux systems.

Events (7)

  1. 2001-10-17 - Wireless DSL and Access Rights
  2. 2001-08-15 - Intellectual Property Law: Philosophy, Ethics, and Recent Legal Trends
  3. 1999-06-16 - Lar Kaufman - "Running Linux" - 3rd Edition
  4. 1998-05-20 - Web Service Accessibility: Disability Law and Public Duties
  5. 1997-06-18 - Legal Implications of Developing for Linux
  6. 1997-02-19 - Linux as a Student Computing Environment
  7. 1995-04-01 - BCS MegaMeeting

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