[Klug-general] Crisis Meeting
Karl Lattimer
karl at nncc.info
Wed May 18 07:50:54 BST 2005
I'd love to come more often but the problem for me is that thursday
is mid week and that means work in the morning and i need my beauty
sleep.
The tyneside lug used to meet on sundays at a coffee bar (which
didn't really have much in the way of connectivity) but the sunday
made it pretty easy for everybody to get along. Car pooling is
probably the best bet for how to put together a good strong meeting
every month.
Also I think it would be a good idea to define topics for each
meeting, for instance getting hardware to work in linux, recently
I've had a battle with a conexant ADSL modem and came out victorious.
These kinds of strange hardware devices which are supported and will
become more widespread need a certain awareness of the technology
involved and as ADSL is a major limiting factor in linux (because of
the little support for out of the box modems) it would be good to
share knowledge like this and maybe even produce install guides for
the each of the distributions we use.
Regards,
Karl
On 17 May 2005, at 22:48, George Prowse wrote:
> I think splitting the small group we have even smaller would just be
> sillyif we are getting 3-6 people each time whats going to happen when
> there are 3 LUGs around kent, thats 1-2 people in each one... No-one
> will go. Lets face facts here as well, 99.9% of people who use linux
> know what a LUG is and there just isn't the interest in Kent to start
> splitting the groups up.
>
> What would be better would be to either start car-pooling more or
> try a
> different location every couple of months. I'm more than willing to
> try
> to get to somewhere closer to Margot if it means she can attend a
> couple
> of times but i would still like to see Kevin, Paully, Dan, Karl and
> Allen there.
>
> George
>
>
> Kevin Groves wrote:
>
>
>> OK to follow on from this if those who do want a travelling KLUG to
>> visit their town could sling off of this email their town and the
>> name
>> (post code would be good) of say a couple of suitable locations
>> (town/village hall, good pub etc), and we can talk about this
>> happening.
>>
>> THanks
>> Kev,
>>
>
>
>
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