Discover the Power of Open Source
The College Linux Club is a hub of innovation, bringing together passionate students to explore the vast world of open-source software. Our mission is to empower the next generation of tech leaders with the skills and knowledge to shape the future of computing.
Whether you're a coding novice or a seasoned developer, our club offers a supportive environment to learn, collaborate, and contribute to meaningful projects that impact users worldwide.
Coding Workshops
Learn to code with Linux-based tools
Community
Join a thriving open-source community
Hardware Hacking
Explore Linux on various platforms
Global Impact
Contribute to worldwide projects
Past Events
Linux Install Fest
2023-09-01
Engage in Cutting-Edge Activities
Latest Tech Insights
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Businesses need stability to thrive. Unfortunately for anyone in Sudan, stability has been hard to come by for the past year and a half as the country quakes amidst
a raging civil war. More than 20,000 people have been killed, and about 7.7 million people have been displaced just within the country; millions have had to flee across international
borders as refugees.
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AI dominated both YC Demo Day and startup news
9/25/2024 | By Marina Temkin
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VC'sStartup
VCs expect a surge in startups offering lower rate mortgages, other loans now that the Feds cut rates
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When the U.S. Feds cut interest rates by half a percentage point last week, it was a dash of good news for venture capitalists backing one particularly beleaguered class of startups: fintechs, especially those that rely on loans for cash flow to operate their businesses.
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Content-PolicyMedia
YouTube blocks videos from Adele, Green Day, Bob Dylan, others in dispute with SESAC
9/15/2024 | By Michael Lee
A number of YouTube videos featuring music from artists such as Adele, Green Day, Bob Dylan, Nirvana, and R.E.M. have been unplayable in the United States since Saturday.
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