Ubuntu could be a SIG due to the nature of its community and its CoC
which extends further than just technical issues but I don't really
like the idea of treading on the toes of LUGS. If you want to have
meet ups and post them on the ubuntu-au mailing list or organise them
that is fine we
Hi Dave (and all),
You do raise some very good points about LUGs, Linux Australia and
public liability.
But
1. Not everybody has access to a local LUG.
(how do we cater for these people ?)
2. Some may not want to be involved with their local LUG (for any
reason)
Publicity: if you are
> suggesting people don't waste resources organising events which are
> probably already being organised.
OK, so how should be better endeavor to not tread on toes? how do we
know if things are "probably being organised" elsewhere?
Is this kind of probable information listed anywhere? transparentl
local LUG check out http://linux.org.au/usergroups
Getting involved in a LUG can help you get more involved in the broader
Linux/FOSS community. LUGs are also a great way of learning about
different technologies and developing new skills.
I think some of the activities proposed for face to face
