From wylug-discuss at wylug.org.uk Sun Oct 8 15:47:03 2000 Date: Sun, 08 Oct 2000 15:47:03 +0100 From: Mark Anderson wylug-discuss at wylug.org.uk Subject: [Wylug-announce] Second HudLUG meeting
After the fiasco of organising the last meeting, I thought I'd get on
the ball earlier for this one. I think we still had a decent crowd, but
my mind's a bit blurry about exactly how many.

Date: Sunday 15th October
Time: 19:00 (or earlier for those with nothing better to do on a sunday
afternoon)
Venue: Dot.Commer cyber-pub, Manchester Road, Huddersfield

Agenda: Who can remember anything we discussed at the last meeting,
because I got too drunk. I'll bring the laptop again, and we might see
if the lad in the pub can bring his Red Hat box downstairs.

Directions: From the Huddersfield ring-road (trust me, if you're driving
into Huddersfield you *will* end up on the ring-road) follow the signs
for Oldham (A62) Once you leave the ring-road, this is Manchester Road
and the Dot.Commer is about 800 yards on the left by the first set of
traffic lights.

Those coming by bus, can either walk to the pub (10-15 mins) or catch
any of the following: 302, 303, 350, 351, 352, 356. My memory isn't what
it used to be, so please ask the driver if he is going along Manchester
Road.

The general aim of the meeting is to provide an informal environment,
where we can use phrases like cron-job, journalling file-system and
ide-scsi emulation without people looking at us funny. I've had an email
from a young lad who's working on a web-site as we speak and will
hopefully be able to make one of the meetings some time in the future
(I've seen kids in the Dot-Commer before so that shouldn't be a problem.

Cheers

Mark
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From wylug-discuss at wylug.org.uk Wed Oct 11 15:24:20 2000 Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 15:24:20 +0100 From: Richard wylug-discuss at wylug.org.uk Subject: [Wylug-announce] Stallman Lecture
                  Sheffield Linux Users Group  (ShefLUG)

  =20
                    6.15 pm  Tuesday 24th October 2000

     =20
                                ShefLUG Venue:  Auditorium
                                Students Union Building
                                University of Sheffield
                                Westen Bank
                                Sheffield UK

               for location of Sheffield University & Campus Map see
                                  http://www.streetmap.co.uk
               You need to dial in the postcode which is S10 2TG You can
               also send mail to me to request a map and for information =
about=20
               trams and buses phone 01709 515151.

               Other than that you can phone me personally at 07973 68218=
1.
               Tickets will be available from the Students Union office b=
efore
               the event.  You can phone 0114 222 8777 to get hold of tho=
se or
               you can go to the box office at the University of Sheffiel=
d, Union of
               Students, Box Office, Western Bank, Sheffield S10 2TG.  Ti=
ckets=20
               should be available by the the 18th of October.  You can a=
lso buy=20
               them on the door at a cost of =A33 each.

               The topic of the meeting will be a talk by Richard Stallma=
n his=20
               talk will be about the history of GNU/Linux and the Free S=
oftware Movement.=20
               After the talk there will be a question and answer session=
 at which=20
               time you are invited to join in.

         Mr Stallman is famous for founding the Free Software Foundation =
in 1984.  Recently
         IBM handed over their copyrights of the S/390 Linux platform to =
the Free Software
         Foundation.  The GNU project is also well known for the many oth=
er things that are=20
         in progress and the GNOME project is a good example.

        We do hope that you are able to attend the lecture.  We need to c=
over the costs of=20
        hiring a large 400 seater lecture theatre and other costs which m=
ay not be evident.
        Those of you who do work in Universities may wish to copy this ov=
er to any internal
        lists that you have. =20

       For related information have a look at.......

       http://www.fsf.org
       http://www.gnu.org
       http://www.stallman.org
       http://www.sheflug.co.uk/meeting.html


Thank  you

Richard

Sheffield Linux
User's Group

http://www.sheflug.co.uk



                                       GNU the choice of a complete gener=
ation.





From wylug-discuss at wylug.org.uk Fri Oct 27 19:27:27 2000 Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 19:27:27 +0100 From: Richard wylug-discuss at wylug.org.uk Subject: [Wylug-announce] ShefLUG - Next Meeting
          Sheffield Linux Users Group  (ShefLUG)

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            12 pm  Saturday 4th November 2000
                    finish at 4 p.m.

     =20
           ShefLUG Venue: Blackwell's Bookshop
                          West Street
                          Sheffield S1 3ST


     for the location of Blackwell's bookshop see
             http://www.streetmap.co.uk
you need to dial in the postcode which is S1 3ST. For
 information about trams, trains and buses phone 01709=20
515151.

Starting at 1 p.m. Perry Trabas will give a talk about
 the Indonesian internet and his involvement with it. After
 his talk you will be able to ask questions and listen to
 any funny stories that anyone might want to mention or=20
relate to.

After Perry's talk Simon Cozens will give a talk about Perl.
So, you know what Perl is? But do you know how it works?
Simon Cozens provides an introduction to the fabled Perl 5
internals: what Perl does with your program code and how=20
the interpreter operates.  We'll also look at how to get=20
involved in Perl development, and what's going on with the
 Perl 6 project. =20

Simon is the author of a book recently published by Wrox
Press.  This is Beginning Perl.  ISBN 1-861003-14-5.  See
our Wrox book review pages to read the review.

This meeting is well worth attending . There will be a=20
question and answer session just after the meeting. =20
 We may also go for a few drinks later on. =20

 Any suggestions or questions about this are welcome please
 send them to our discussion list.   To subscribe to our=20
discussion list please see the joining instructions in the
 middle of our front page.  It's best to ask questions on
 our discussion list.=20

       For related information have a look at.......

       http://www.sheflug.co.uk/meeting.html


Thank  you

Richard

Sheffield Linux
User's Group

http://www.sheflug.co.uk



    GNU the choice of a complete generation.