On Saturday 06 April 2002 11:24 pm, you wrote: > From the Sydney Morning Herald, Australia: > > Linux grrls break free > By Adam Turner > April 2 2002 > > A locker-room mentality inherent in many user groups and mailing lists > was the catalyst for an online > sexual revolution - resulting in an Linux user group targeted > specifically for women. > > LinuxChix was founded three years ago in the United States by Deb > Richardson, who handed over global > coordination and hosting to Melbourne programmer and writer Jenn > Vesperman in August 2001. Linux is > a free, open-source operating system, meaning its use and development > is not restricted by copyright laws. >
If I may say, Thank the gods. :) Sounds good & it's nice to see this sort of thing happening. I mean lets face it, no offence, but most unix stuff & linux boards are male dominated. I can see a need for this sort of list. Even when I was an avid gamer online, you wouldn't believe the shit women put up with *myself included*. Thx for the info. Femme
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