[Klug-general] Faversham Linux Users Group - workshops

Alex Layfield alex at alexlayfield.force9.co.uk
Wed Feb 17 20:50:47 UTC 2010


I don't think anyone's upset about regaining costs... Just spending in the first place...

It's a shame we don't have enough GPL premises around, that's all...

I think what's being driven at, hopefully ending all this, as Jake must feel a bit embarassed(?) (I know I did when I started something!) :-

Is there anyone lurking who knows of somewhere in Folkestone these introductory meetings can/may take place for free in the future?

How about skools, colleges, friendly wifi cafes?

When I started going to meets, I was an 'uber' newb too. I wanted to learn/experience the file structure, the 'psyche' of linux, the hard drive partitioning, the installation process, vi in action...



/A

-----Original Message-----
From: Jake Rayson <subs at growdigital.net>
Date: Wed, 17 Feb 2010 13:04:40 
To: Kent Linux User Group - General Topics<kent at mailman.lug.org.uk>
Subject: Re: [Klug-general] Faversham Linux Users Group - workshops
On Tue, 2010-02-16 at 18:38 +0000, james snyder wrote:
> I can not contain my indifference to this splinter group in Faversham.
Just to be clear, this is *not* a splinter group. It's an attempt to use
the method of cheap introductory training to persuade people to use
Linux, and then for them to help persuade other people. The aim is to
*support* KLUG by getting more people to use Linux.

>  Looking forward to the next KLUG meeting though.
Me too :)

>  <james.snyder at linuxmail.org>
> 
> 
> On 15 February 2010 13:24, Jake Rayson <subs at growdigital.net> wrote:
>         I've booked a room at the Faversham Community Cafe for a
>         series of 4
>         morning workshops on the first four Tuesdays in April (6th,
>         13th, 20th
>         and 27th).
>         
>         The format will be up to 8 Linux beginners bringing along
>         their
>         computers, and installing and configuring in situ. Hopefully
>         it'll be
>         possible to 'buddy' match the beginners with experienced
>         users.
>         
>         The workshops will cost £20 per person to cover the hire of
>         the room.
>         
>         If any one is interested or knows someone who could be,
>         whether beginner
>         or experience user, then do let me know. I'm also in the midst
>         of
>         organising an inaugural meeting in early April TBC.
>         
>         Information will be posted up on http://www.flug.org.uk/ next
>         week some
>         time.
>         
>         cheers, Jake
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