[members at lugog] I'm back

[Dan Dart]

> Cloudycloud etc.
> What do others think?

Yes, whichever desktop operating system one uses is becoming less relevant
as everything is on the web now.
This is what I hoped to accelerate with my Bibud project 5-8 years ago.
There's still a whole lot to move however, as people still play games that
haven't been ported to the web, but at least with the release of Steam OS
Linux has become a major player (in games, oh how punny).

>> LUG died, etc.
> Please re-invent.

As I'm living in Shepton and buses are crap, the most I could do for
Glastonbury at least is to ask Rik at Tor Leisure if he'd be willing to let
us have the room again on a monthly basis. I'd probably still need help to
get home if we keep to the weekday evening thing we had going.
If we do Saturday mornings/afternoons it's easier bus-wise, and work-wise
(although I'm now a self employed freelancer).

Alternatively I could find somewhere in Shepton that'd take us.

What does everybody/anybody think about this?

Ta

On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 11:21 PM Martin Wheeler <
mwheeler at martinwheeler.co.uk> wrote:

> > Either way, is the lug still happening?
>
> Depends on what you mean by 'happening'.
> The speed of events on this list make a moribund sloth look like Usain
> Bolt.
>
> > Keen to make an appearance if so
> > (or reinvent the group if not).
>
> Please re-invent.
> --
> Martin Wheeler
> mwheeler at martinwheeler.co.uk
> http://martinwheeler.co.uk/
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