Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

IMO: I usually view this thing we call "Linux" as more of a handle for all sorts of things related to free software. Remember, technically speaking, Linux is just the kernel, and that's pretty boring. We're really the Linux+GNU+X11+GNOME+KDE+Mozilla+Apache+Perl+Python+many_other_things user g

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

On Jan 10, 2007, at 9:20 AM, David J Berube wrote: *shrug*. It's up to Scott - either way, really. I do commercial web hosting on the servers, so the economy of scale is pretty much the same - it's a network of machines out in datacenter in Texas, so it's got tons of bandwidth, redundant po

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Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

Hi Ted, *shrug*. It's up to Scott - either way, really. I do commercial web hosting on the servers, so the economy of scale is pretty much the same - it's a network of machines out in datacenter in Texas, so it's got tons of bandwidth, redundant power, and so forth. I didnt' mean to imply "I'

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 08:51:17 -0500 Ted Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's a generous offer. The GNHLUG server has plenty of room, > redundant power, bandwidth, air conditioning and hosting, as likely > do many of us. The advantage I see in GNHLUG extending our offer is > a bit of econo

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 08:24:25 -0500 Ted Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Would it be reasonable to offer the mailing list and wiki > capabilities of the GNHLUG server to the Ruby group? > > I don't want to delete the "Linux" focus of the group too much. And I > really don't want to volunteer

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

On Jan 10, 2007, at 8:41 AM, David J Berube wrote: FWIW, I'd be happy to offer the use of my server; I already run CoolRuby.com on it, along with several Rails apps. The advantage there is we can use Rails based software (Instiki, etc). That's a generous offer. The GNHLUG server has plenty

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

On Jan 10, 2007, at 8:24 AM, Ted Roche wrote: Would it be reasonable to offer the mailing list and wiki capabilities of the GNHLUG server to the Ruby group? Guess I ought to catch up on the -org list before asking redundant questions. Never mind. Thanks, Ben! Ted Roche Ted Roche & Assoc

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

FWIW, I'd be happy to offer the use of my server; I already run CoolRuby.com on it, along with several Rails apps. The advantage there is we can use Rails based software (Instiki, etc). Take it easy, David Berube Berube Consulting [EMAIL PROTECTED] (603)-485-9622 http://www.berubeconsulting.co

Re: NH Seacoast Ruby/Rails as a GNHLUG affiliate?

Would it be reasonable to offer the mailing list and wiki capabilities of the GNHLUG server to the Ruby group? I don't want to delete the "Linux" focus of the group too much. And I really don't want to volunteer our server admins without some consensus from them. OTOH, Ruby and RoR are FO

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