Douglas Royds wrote:
What has attendance been like at the GLU meetings? Regrettably I haven't been able to attend any (yet).
It's steady now. About half of CLUG's. That's contributory to being able to settle down to specific tasks, as they crop up, as a group. c15 is supposed to be a 'magic number', beyond which group dynamics shift to needing some higher level of organisation. Things do seem to work more simply with the smaller group.
How many people at the last GLU meeting?
12
How many desktop PCs? How many laptops?
One of each would be typical, plus a demo system or two.
Can anyone that has attended these meetings take a stab at some numbers?
We're flexible with content & format, such that it's decided by what people show up with. We've looked at Puppy Linux releases twice, and although it does have a good modem configurator, this didn't resolve the issue for someone at the time.
The workshop did get a result in the end though (PCMCIA-Debian). hth, -- Richard Tindall, InfoHelp Services <http://www.infohelp.co.nz>, on: Ubuntu GNU/Linux 5.04 free OS, 2.6.10-5-k7 kernel, GNOME 2.10.0 desktop
