[juneau-lug] Re: Juneau LUG organization

  • From: Chuck Hakari <chakari@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: juneau-lug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 20:24:20 -0900

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"If you want the LUG to be an interesting
& vibrant place......"

Cheers,

James
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I think that this says it all. If the meetings are interesting and vibrant, 
the LUG will grow by word of mouth, no recruiting necessary. Even though the 
last couple of meetings didn't go as planned, they were kind of fun because 
we got to twiddle with various systems, share ideas and associate with other 
Linux users. 

My interests revolve more around the applications that I can get for Linux 
than the networking side of things. I have had to learn a little about 
networking just to get my home network going, but that's about all I need to 
know. 

I guess meetings could be defined as being for newbies or for advanced users. 
Newbie meetings would be for demoing apps, answering questions or doing an 
install a someones system. Advanced meetings would show how to compile a 
kernel, setup a webserver, networking, etc. While I'm not a newbie, I think 
that I would fit in better at a newbie meeting because of the meeting 
content. 

Not sure I'm going with this. Just my thoughts. Anyone else?

Chuck





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