From richard.ibbotson at gmail.com  Thu Nov  2 12:44:43 2017
From: richard.ibbotson at gmail.com (Richard Ibbotson)
Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2017 12:44:43 -0000
Subject: [Wylug-announce] ShefLUG - November 2017 Meeting
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               Sheffield Linux Users Group (ShefLUG)

           Meetings are free and open to anyone to attend

             Saturday 4th November 2017 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

 We'll be having our November meeting on the 4th.   We thought
that our November meeting might go down well at the Holt Cafe.
The address is...  156 Arundel Street Sheffield, S1 4RE

                    http://www.theholtcafe.co.uk
          http://www.travelsouthyorkshire.com/journeyplanning.aspx

If you don't have a car then you might like to know that
there are plenty of buses running to and from the city
centre to the cafe.  Call 01709 515151 for bus information.
Use Google maps if you don't know where the Holt Cafe is.
Tea and coffee is available.  There is a good selection of
food. Look out for someone sitting next to a laptop in
front of him at the back of the cafe.

        http://www.sheflug.org.uk/indexpage/sheflug-meetings-page-2/
                   http://twitter.com/ShefLUG
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sheffield-linux-users-group-november-2017-meeting-tickets-39365600571

 The topic of the meeting will be a general discussion or
we can fix some hardware or software.    If you need some
help with that we can most likely point you in the right
direction.   If you want to know more about anything else
come along and ask questions.  We seem to have a keen and
interested band of EeePC and other netbook people who
bring them along to meetings.  Android telephones seem
to have become a feature of our meetings.  Various tablets
have also appeared. All of them Android or GNU/Linux based.
The Raspberry Pi has established a firm grip on most things
around us

                http://youtu.be/o774LMtfeJY

Thanks to the operating system that it runs on.  We can
 discuss any version of GNU/Linux that you might be
interested in.  A quick look around Distrowatch should give
you some idea of what's happening just now...

                   http://distrowatch.com/

Always worth talking about.  Any version of BSD is also
welcome.    Hope we see you at our meeting.

-- 
Richard

https://twitter.com/SleepyPenguin1