[dundee] Just A Quick Reminder About Tonight's Meeting

[Paul Lancaster]

Nistur Effee wrote:
> The compilation itself can take a while so this would leave time for some sort of presentation, questions... y'know... talk-y stuff. Or I can do it Blue Peter style and have a "here's one I made earlier" kernel. Then of course there's installing and running new kernel.
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> I'd like some feedback as to what people would like and if there's someone else who would like to help with this then please say. Maybe Arron would like a "history of the Linux Kernel" or some such thing that someone'd like to do?
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Having never compiled a program and/or kernel from source I'm looking 
forward to this (told you all I was a newbie).  I would also be 
interested in what I would be hoping to acheive / gain from "rolling my 
own" so to say.

A few Sugestions for Subjects for the web  How too's newbie section
    How to obtain / install Open office on to Windows+Apple+Linux systems
    How to connect Linux laptops/boxes to Abertay wireless network - 
only useful for Abertay Staff & Students
    How to do linux wireless
    How to connect to windows networks (samba) and printers
    How to install Linux - Suggest standardising on one distribution at 
first - possibly Mint if someone shows how to get grub to play nice with 
windows partition.

How much server space would we be allowed, as this can greatly effect 
the level of screen shots to accompany the hand holding. A picture can 
say a thousand words.

Paul