The impression I got was that the impression the person doing the
asking got was more actively hostile towards us Linux people.
The original people setting up NEARFEST made some initial noise about
how they wanted it to be more HAM and less computers, but this was
quelled by others in the forum
GNHLUG doesn't have a table or other official presense at this weekend's
NEARfest . I know a number of GNHLUGgers have mentioned in recent meetings
that they'll be attending, so you've got a chance of bumping into some Linux
geeks :)
-Shawn
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Bill Ricker [EMAIL
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Bill Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will GNHLUG be at NEARFEST this weekend ?
There's nothing official planned, but other than our bored^W Board
meetings, GNHLUG doesn't really have *anything* official. (Yet.
We're working on that. But that's a topic for
It was also reported that the NEAR-Fest organizers seemed to be less
receptive to the computer stuff, wanting to focus more on traditional
radio stuff.
True. Perception of recent Hoss Traders was there were more big
layouts of small buckets of PCI cards and cables than of RF
connectors,
I'd like to help out with any of this if I could, as a former HossTraders
attendee at the Hopkinton, NH site. Saw maddog there, but way too shy and
awe-struck to talk, even though a fellow former DEC slave.
Here's the deal: I work and live in Montpeculiar, Vermont, but we have some
Linux shops
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 9:43 PM, Bill Ricker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But it's also been reported that they may be coming around on that score.
Hams need computers too ! Just don't want to drive the radio
resellers back to eBay again.
The impression I got was that the impression the
On Apr 30, 2008, at 22:03, David Hardy wrote:
Is there some way there could once again be cooperation between the
great
Granite State and the Green Mountain State, perhaps a mutually
convenient
site for this sort of enterprise?
What did you have in mind? There's some cross-pollination
Will GNHLUG be at NEARFEST this weekend ?
If so, would GNHLUG like Ubuntu LoCo support vis-a-vis the recent 8.04
Hardy Heron release ?
I note the recent Ubuntu Newsletter #88 featured a Hamfest outreach by
LoCo (see below).
If I can get a few boxes of Gutsy 7.10 CDs and some Hardy Heron 8.04
CDs
