[Sussex] Revamping the SLUG Website

Mike Diack mike_diack at hotmail.com
Mon Jul 26 09:52:07 UTC 2004


1) I'm a Win32 developer in C++ by day. Linux developer, hobbyist etc by 
night. I've developed for OS/2 (don't snigger), DOS, Unix (yes, including 
SCO!) in C previously jobwise, I've been a software engineer for 14 years 
now. I'm a minor Linux evangelist - I try not to be too pushy to avoid get 
peoples backs up/being seen as a smart arse, but I'm increasingly finding 
that Microsoft's work/problems is doing more evangelistic work for Linux 
than I can! I'm trying to get my folks to move to Linux at the mo. My pet 
hate is COM and having worked with .Net a bit - I'm not convinced about it, 
both portability wise or in any other way - it hasn't made my life any 
easier at all. That said I do applaud Microsoft's efforts with the WTL 
library at Sourceforge - a really excellent tool if you need to do ATL GUI 
work...

2) I use Mandrake (currently on 10.0). In the past I began with Slackware in 
1994, and tried RedHat briefly around the 5.0 period. I've been using 
Mandrake since Mandrake 6.1 (whenever that was!) and love it - apart from 
it's annoying use of devfs and supermount - always the first damn things I 
disable on it after an install!  I'm in the process of planning - to move to 
Broadband.

Mike
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Dobson" <steve at dobson.org>
To: "Sussex Linux User Group" <sussex at mailman.lug.org.uk>
Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2004 10:11 PM
Subject: [Sussex] Revamping the SLUG Website


> Hi guys
>
> Today I've been playing with PHP (learning it) and have designed a new
> look for the SLUG website.  I'm not posting this up to anywhere that can
> be seen, but though I would unveil it this Thursday to those that show
> up.
>
> I'm therefore looking for two bits of information from each and everyone
> one this list (not that I expect all the lurkers to unlurk).
>
> Can you submit two bits of information:
>
> 1). A brief descriptions of yourself for the "Members" page.
>
> 2). A brief description of the distribution (or distributions) that
> you use for the distro page.
>
> Ta
> Steve
>
> P.S.
>
> Gareth: Could you give me access to the website so I can roll this out
> if it meets general approval on Thursday?
>
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