[SLUG] Next Meeting

[Ian Eade at IGM]

> Sounds like a good idea to me.
> 
> In the interest of raising awareness of OSS in the area I've
> put together this as a starting point for a poster.
> 
http://al.sdf-eu.org/tmp/poster.pdf

I hope I've not been too wildly inaccurate with the names of OSS used,
if you see something which shouldn't be there or can think of something
which should be represented.  I'd like to know to make alterations.

As I say, it is only a starting point...  So your comments please!

Toodle pip,

Al
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Al Girling			Registered Linux User: 290080
				http://counter.li.org


Looks good Al

A couple of things:

1. Goverments - Governments
2. ... for free - implying that it is financially free whereas it is
intellectually free and typically gratis (financially free). In the
context of OSS free and gratis hold two distinct meanings. Maybe:

You too could be using the gratis software used by Governments, Schools,
NASA, ISP's etc

Ian
 

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