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LAGs main goals are to provide its members with space for improving their programming competences and to increase awareness of modern, open technologies and the benefits they carry, focusing on work around open source operating systems such as Linux or Zephyr.
What we do?
Develop new software
Contribute to existing projects
Create documentation
Have fun and tinker with Linux
Projects
Explore open source projects that the Linux Academic Group is working on.
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Buildroot is a simple and efficient tool to generate embedded Linux systems through cross-compilation. It can handle cross-compilation toolchain, root filesystem generation, kernel image compilation and bootloader compilation.
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Singularity is an open-source, cross-platform computer program that performs operating-system-level virtualization known as containerization. It allows to create and run containers that package up pieces of software in a way that is portable and reproducible.
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In order to apply for a membership at LAG you need to click the ‘Join us’ button on our website and fill out the application form. Once the form has been reviewed and approved you will receive a confirmation email. We will also ask you to sign the paper version of the form on the first LAG meeting you attend.
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News
PUT Rocketlab collaboration
Student Organizations and Academic Groups Day
LAG presenting at Poznan Open Source Meetup
LAG at Researchers Night
The first LAG meeting
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Grzegorz Placzek 🦆
Chairman
Grzegorz Placzek 🦆
I am a Computer Science student at PUT and a Software Intern at Antmicro. I am interested in low level, declarative and functional programming, as well as in open-source licences and operating systems. I am the leader of the Linux Academic Group. I took over this project after our founder - Adam Olech because, just like all of us at LAG, I believe that open-source is the best way of developing software.
Mariusz Naumowicz 🎓
I received the B.S. and M.S. degree in Computer Engineering from Poznan University of Technology, in 2007 and 2009, respectively. I received Ph.D. degree in Computer Science in 2016 also from Poznan University of Technology. My research interests include analog circuit design, optimization of circuit, VLSI design, automation of design process.
Mariusz Naumowicz 🎓
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Knowledge base
Learn about the open source technologies we applaud, use and help create.
Discover tools, frameworks and ideas that are revolutionizing computer science.
BuildBuddy
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GRPC
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Redis
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Renode
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Linux
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RISC-V
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Tuttest
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Yocto
Go to github
Zephyr RTOS
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FAQ
Generally the answer is ‘yes’ - the periodic meetings are meant for LAG members, however a LAG member can get you in for a specific meeting. If you enjoy it, just apply for a membership.
Generally, the periodic meetings are meant for PUT students who are members of LAG. On some special occasions we will invite outside speakers or presenters. This, however, will be coordinated with the LAG’s board. We are also planning to host some larger events that will be open to non-members as well.
Yes, you must attend our meetings in order to remain an active member. However, it’s not a big deal if you skip one or two of them due to some important reasons.
All you need to do to apply for a membership at LAG is click the ‘Join us’ button and then fill out the form. Once your application has been reviewed and accepted you will receive a confirmation email. We will also ask you to sign the paper version of the form at the first LAG meeting you attend.
Yes, LAG is open for cooperation and new ideas. Openness is one of our founding values. If you have anything specific in mind, please contact our chairperson.
Our lectures, presentations and any other events we organize are always free of charge.