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Hey all,
Scott and I decided tonight that for the next meeting, we (meaning *me*) will
do an install demonstration. I'm going to use SuSE or Mandrake (or whatever
else I find between now and then). Probably SuSE, though. Or NetBSD. Or...
The whole shebang --- booting off a floppy, partitioning, choosing packages,
installing them, setting up accounts, setting up a network and various
servers, configuring X, playing Foul Eggs, you name it.
We need to get things rolling again --- we haven't had a really good meeting
since May. We have a few new people that have started coming the last few
months, and they could really benefit from having all the old (read:
experienced) crew out for the meetings.
We also need to line up ppl to do talks for upcoming meetings, as well. If
anyone is interested in giving a talk on a topic (anything, I mean anything,
that you think is cool, and you are pretty good at it, will suffice as a
meeting topic), please speak up. We will also take requests, if there is
something you want to learn about and you think it would be a good topic.
Scott also mentioned something about wanting to see other things besides
"internet" presented at the meetings. We've done security, setting up
servers, etc. but would like to see games, programming topics, office
applications, etc. covered at the meetings. Networking is cool, but there are
other things to talk about besides connectivity.
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Topics proposal:
I'm not programmer, far from it....
However, I'd like to get some basic info/examples about common tasks helping
programming/scripting things. Nothing too advanced and mathematical.
for example, shell scripting, perhaps perl, for web I'd like to see some
PHP.
I know there are books for all these, but I have a problem with reading and
staying awake.
Petri
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nolug-admin@nolug.org [mailto:nolug-admin@nolug.org]On Behalf Of
> Joey Kelly
> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 3:01 PM
> To: nolug@nolug.org
> Subject: [Nolug] next meating (we want to be ready this time)
>
>
> Hey all,
>
> Scott and I decided tonight that for the next meeting, we
> (meaning *me*) will
> do an install demonstration. I'm going to use SuSE or Mandrake
> (or whatever
> else I find between now and then). Probably SuSE, though. Or NetBSD. Or...
>
> The whole shebang --- booting off a floppy, partitioning,
> choosing packages,
> installing them, setting up accounts, setting up a network and various
> servers, configuring X, playing Foul Eggs, you name it.
>
> We need to get things rolling again --- we haven't had a really
> good meeting
> since May. We have a few new people that have started coming the last few
> months, and they could really benefit from having all the old (read:
> experienced) crew out for the meetings.
>
> We also need to line up ppl to do talks for upcoming meetings, as
> well. If
> anyone is interested in giving a talk on a topic (anything, I
> mean anything,
> that you think is cool, and you are pretty good at it, will suffice as a
> meeting topic), please speak up. We will also take requests, if there is
> something you want to learn about and you think it would be a good topic.
>
> Scott also mentioned something about wanting to see other things besides
> "internet" presented at the meetings. We've done security, setting up
> servers, etc. but would like to see games, programming topics, office
> applications, etc. covered at the meetings. Networking is cool,
> but there are
> other things to talk about besides connectivity.
> --
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>
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> < Minister of the Gospel | Computer Networking Consultant >
> http://joeykelly.dhs.org
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The problem is we've done these topics repeatedly. We need to get some
new topics going. If someone wants to present these, however, please do.
I've done php. the notes from the meeting are linked on the nolug
website.
On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 12:22:21AM -0500, Pietu wrote:
> Topics proposal:
>
> I'm not programmer, far from it....
> However, I'd like to get some basic info/examples about common tasks helping
> programming/scripting things. Nothing too advanced and mathematical.
> for example, shell scripting, perhaps perl, for web I'd like to see some
> PHP.
>
> I know there are books for all these, but I have a problem with reading and
> staying awake.
>
> Petri
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: nolug-admin@nolug.org [mailto:nolug-admin@nolug.org]On Behalf Of
> > Joey Kelly
> > Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 3:01 PM
> > To: nolug@nolug.org
> > Subject: [Nolug] next meating (we want to be ready this time)
> >
> >
> > Hey all,
> >
> > Scott and I decided tonight that for the next meeting, we
> > (meaning *me*) will
> > do an install demonstration. I'm going to use SuSE or Mandrake
> > (or whatever
> > else I find between now and then). Probably SuSE, though. Or NetBSD. Or...
> >
> > The whole shebang --- booting off a floppy, partitioning,
> > choosing packages,
> > installing them, setting up accounts, setting up a network and various
> > servers, configuring X, playing Foul Eggs, you name it.
> >
> > We need to get things rolling again --- we haven't had a really
> > good meeting
> > since May. We have a few new people that have started coming the last few
> > months, and they could really benefit from having all the old (read:
> > experienced) crew out for the meetings.
> >
> > We also need to line up ppl to do talks for upcoming meetings, as
> > well. If
> > anyone is interested in giving a talk on a topic (anything, I
> > mean anything,
> > that you think is cool, and you are pretty good at it, will suffice as a
> > meeting topic), please speak up. We will also take requests, if there is
> > something you want to learn about and you think it would be a good topic.
> >
> > Scott also mentioned something about wanting to see other things besides
> > "internet" presented at the meetings. We've done security, setting up
> > servers, etc. but would like to see games, programming topics, office
> > applications, etc. covered at the meetings. Networking is cool,
> > but there are
> > other things to talk about besides connectivity.
> > --
> > ______________________________________________________
> >
> > Joey Kelly
> > < Minister of the Gospel | Computer Networking Consultant >
> > http://joeykelly.dhs.org
> >
> > _______________________________________________
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> > Nolug@nolug.org
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> >
> >
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