* 03 May - Tempe Ubuntu Hour hosted by Paul Kairis

• 7 attendees (one new individual)
• Discussed 18.04 release and upgrade issues
• Tested network tethering using 2 laptops
• Reconfigured VPN certs for local servers
• Discussed things to do after installing 18.04
• Started project to migrate our website to Drupal 8.

* 05 May - AZLOCO/PLUG Intsallfest/Linux Workshop

• 12 attendees
• 1 install (Ultra Linux) on a Dell laptop
• Downloaded new SSL certificates for our azloco.org server
• Attempted unsuccessfully to flash a custom image to a new cell phone
• Loaded several different desktop environments on a Raspberry Pi
• Conducted one on one assistance for an individual who was having problems with VMware
• Configured a USB flash drive to to read and write
• Conducted one on one assistance to configure a Ubuntu email server
• Attempted unsuccessfully to change the monitor settings on a Dell computer.

* 06 May - AZLOCO weekly meeting chaired by Ron Ash

• 7 attendees
• Disseminated Linux news links and information on Linux job opportunities and future AZLOCO and state LUG events.

• https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArizonaTeam/Meetings/May%2006%2C%202018%20Meeting

* 19 May – AZLOCO/PLUG Installfest/Linux Workshop

• 10 attendees (one new individual)
• Completed maintenance on the Team Server
• Conducted one on one training session on the use of the terminal
• Installed custom kernel and graphics driver for an individual
• Provided assistance to an individual working on a personal mail server project

• Provided assistance to an individual working on a ThinkPad KB driver problem

* 20 May – AZLOCO weekly meeting chaired by Rex Bouwense

• 4 attendees
• Disseminated Linux news links and information on Linux job opportunities and future AZLOCO and state LUG events.

• https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArizonaTeam/Meetings/May%2020%2C%202018%20Meeting

* 24 May – Sierra Vista Ubuntu Hour hosted by Rex Bouwense

• 10 attendees (2 new individuals)
• An individual brought in a 2004 Sony Vaio laptop which had Microsoft Windows XP installed on it. He wanted to install a Linux system on it. Because it only had 704 Mbs of RAM we tried to install Xubuntu and Lubuntu but the computer would not boot from either a USB flash drive or a DVD install disk. Possible solutions were discussed and will be acted on at the next meeting.
• Information on Ubuntu was distributed to the new individuals.
• Discussed the relative requirements to install Xubuntu and Lubuntu on an older computer.