[Lust] St albans and Luton LUG

[Chris Thompson]

Apologies for absence, work suddenly got all-encompassing on me.

Will not let that happen again!

Have applied for tickets to the Expo, but not got them yet so will 
hopefully be there, but I like the idea of trying to meet once a month 
or so.

Take care all

Chris

Mr. Spock wrote:

>WOW, there's somebody in here :)
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>>>>Glad to see there is some life in LUST, if not the other way around.
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>Hehe.
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>I've been using Debian for a couple of years, but am still a Linux novice.
>I need to learn how to network my machines together, which I think involves
>recompiling my kernel again with some network card support this time.
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>On Fri, Mar 19, 2004 at 01:38:08AM +0000, Max wrote:
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>>Would not LinuxUserExpo be an obvious place for a meet-up ?
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>Good idea.
>I'm hoping to go on Tuesday April 20th, primarily to see the Linux Audio
>guys there; I'm setting up a studio based on Free/Libre software.
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>>>>>Please let me know if you guys are thinking of arranging a meet, but
>>>>>realise that if everyone is busy it can be a bit of a pain.
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>>>>I'm sure it will be announced on the list.
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>I've been attending monthly meetings of the HertsLUG in a pub in
>Stevenage, but it would be good to set up another group too. The
>main problem is venues - trying to find somewhere to actually
>compute (even without net access) is tricky, unless people have
>laptops (I don't). To begin with, meeting at a pub or in people's
>homes is possibly the easiest until there are enough of us to,
>say, hire a village hall for a mass-install-fest ;)
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>Any suggestions for an evening, say once a month? Preferably not
>the first Wednesday of the month as that's when HertsLUG meets.
>I work a changing shift pattern, so I could make it two times out
>of three.
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>Cheers,
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>Malcolm Smith
>http://www.canopus22.demon.co.uk/
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