Hey all! I want to participate in this, but here's the problem: the only
city that I think has a LUG is about an hour's drive away, and only a few
people around here know about Linux. But there are a few. So anyway,
here's my question: how do you start a LUG (any ideas)?
Ok, a bit about me. I'm a computer science major at a small
college in Ohio. One day, one of my friends says "Hey, they're giving
away operating systems down at the book store." So I picked up a copy of
Caldera OpenLinux version 1.2.
I think it would be great if everyone used Linux or something that
can run Linux programs (FreeBSD). Write a great game, people download the
source, compile it. None of this "Sorry that game is for the Mac" or
"that game won't run on NT, you NEED to have Win95 or Win98".
Ok, I'll quit rambling now.
> I'm Deepak Saxena, the coordinator of the Linux Demo Day project,
> and I want to welcome everyone on board and thank you for your
> interest in the project. I will send out a message sunday or monday
> with all the ideas I have about the project. I would do it today,
> but I'm about to leave for a trip in an hour. In the meantime,
> please feel free to introduce yourself to the team.
>
> We've got about 30 people on the list, and have already had several
> LUGs sign up. In addition, the project will be doing some sort of
> merging with the Linux Day project, which is organizing a world wide
> installfest, so things are moving well so far.
>
> May the source be with you,
> Deepak
your wacko friend,
Kenny "Kenfrid" Drobnack
PS Come visit the smeepy web page me and Sarah have built
at: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/5234
PPS "it can't rain all the time,
the sky can't fall forever,
and though the nights seem long,
your tears won't fall, your tears won't fall,
your tears won't fall forever" ~ The Crow
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