[bitlug] Re: lets kick off on the march meet
- From: Peeyush Prasad <peeyush@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bitlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 14:06:37 +0530 (IST)
hall.. I've managed to book it already, with aswath, all facilities
guarenteed!
lab maintainance comes much later, once we grow in strength, as does
e-libs etc.
This one should be linux only, I think ...
I think we can have a session on the life cycle of programs, viz,
editing,compiling,debugging,profiling this time. Or we take up one of
mm,process management and have an indepth session on that, based on linux
I can do the mm thingy.
one can also have networking stuff like DNS working/setting up, POP/SMTP
etc.
-- P
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, TC, PAVAN wrote:
>
> Hi ppl,
>
> This is regarding the planned march meet at BIT.
> We have another 15 days to go. We need to have an agenda,
> in the first place. We still havent talked about the purpose
> and the target audience of this meet.=20
>
> First of all, does it need to be a strictly Linux Opening session?
> Since we havent made a mark as a Linux Users Group yet, I feel=20
> some emphasis on that is required. So, the topics need to be selected
> according to this. And no Vi and Emacs this time, to start off with.
>
> Secondly, the janta arent too enthu about such things, as far as
> we have seen. The main reason they attend is keeping their projects
> in view. Otherwise, they dont even understand the importance of such
> talks. We need to think about this.
>
> Thirdly, the infrastructure. Remember how things went wrong with our
> planned, mega session about STLs and the rest?
>
> Also, the primary issue of the students maintaining the labs. We need=20
> to talk it over with the admin guys first, before even proposing the=20
> idea to janta. We'll be kicked out if something goes wrong there.
>
> Just another idea. By this time, I feel that most of us have a good
> repository of technical material. If we can pool it up and organize
> it well, it will be a good resource. And, we can involve these people
> in "projects" to design and maintain these repositories.
> Not just that, maybe a e-library system, wherein only the members get to
> access stuff. It is free anyway. It will push more people in joining
> the list. We can also think about discussions, like BLUG, on the engg.
> project topics and can slowly introduce other ones as and when it is =
> reqd.
> This will bring in the topic of the internet. I dont know if it is =
> already
> there in our college.
>
> This is just a list. add to it.
>
> RFC
> TC
>
>
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