I am also very interested in having meetings. I attended an Ottawa LUG
meeting a while back and it was great and I really hoped that things would
get started again in Kingston.
Looking forward to it,
Duncan
PS, I had some trouble getting this email out. I apologise for any double
messages.
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Gordon Campbell <
gordon@cruachan.ca> wrote:
> Not to mention the admins. :-) The astrophysics group at Queen's is almost
> exclusively linux.
>
> Cheers,
> .....G
>
> Ahmad Khayyat was heard to proclaim:
>
> From: "Ross Halliday" <ross@wtccommunications.ca> <ross@wtccommunications.ca>
>
> I'd be interested in getting some meetings going - have been lurking for
> a while but it is always good to meet some people, share some knowledge,
> learn new things, and do all the fun stuff typically associated with
> LUGs. With the recent uptake of Linux in the last few years, mostly due
> to Ubuntu it seems, surely we could find some folks!
>
>
> I am interested too.
> If we can manage to get a first meeting arranged, we can then discuss
> a future meeting schedule.
> Given that there are three colleges in town, I'd expect a good
> turn-over provided adequate publicity. Students are getting more
> involved with Linux with the popularity of Ubuntu, as Ross said.
>
>
>
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