[Klug-general] Feb 06 Meet

[William David Dalladay-Elliott]

Got a few questions...

Firstly, the meet is on Saturday 25th Feb right?
Thanks to changing my system about a bit, I no longer have the emails of
where (preferably the name of the road its on too) the meet it, when and
how much it costs... If you could forward these details I'd be much
grateful. I'll try and drag my mate Jon along too... Will bring my lappy
(Dell Latitude D505 with Ubuntu Linux) :)

Many Thanks,
~ W

Kevin Groves wrote:

> Kevin Groves wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Everything is on for the meeting on Saturday. Slightly later starting
>> though at around 11am.
>>
>> See you all there.
>> Kev,
>>
> A bit more to add from our hostDavid Halliday:
>
> I sent a note previously saying that the location is as the name
> suggests a college. The room I'm hoping to use is a small hall near an
> open plan classroom which is used for cross curricular teaching. One
> person has already approached me about doing a demonstration of a
> solution for education. If other people are interested in doing
> demonstrations can they get in contact with me.
>
> The machines in the room are Pentium 4s with 256 MB RAM and M$
> winblows XP.
>
> There are tea and coffee facilities in the room. If people want food
> of some sort I can see if I can get a member of the canteen staff to
> serve teas and coffees and snacks. Or there is a nice pub locally (the
> nags head) which looks like it does good pub food (I've only sampled
> [large quantities] of their liquid offerings).
>
> Feel free to contact me with any questions or recommendations.
>
>
>

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