On Sep 28, 2007, at 11:41, Ben Scott wrote:
I *do* think a way to bridge the mailing lists with a web forum
without balkanization or alienation of members would be *fantastic*.
I envision something like Gmane [1], but on a local scale. Any
volunteers to find and implement such?
I recently
On Tuesday 25 September 2007 23:54, Ben Scott wrote:
We still have no agreed-upon definition for member or join. I
originally just found that humorous, but I suspect that
indefiniteness may be relevant to the topic at hand.
People rarely do things without a reason. If one wants to
(take two: the first version of this e-mail was 10 pages of
reminiscing and whining)
In Short, Linux is far more polished then when we started using it.
The term geek has shifted somewhat from that badge we wear to
include the guys who make mad-stupid Myspace Stylez... (i didn't mean
to sound
On Sep 26, 2007, at 07:36, Jim Kuzdrall wrote:
I sense that there is an aversion to considering unpleasant
possibilities. What if the day of Linux as a social movement is on
the
wane? Is it best to avoid the thought? Wouldn't it be better to
stack
up reasoning for and against the
The LUG membership committee is looking for few good geeks. Where do you
find new members to join the LUG?
We've had some immigration from folks moving into the area and looking
up the LUG. Activists from several out of state LUG have joined in the
past two years, and they've done a great job of
On Tuesday 25 September 2007 09:05, Ted Roche wrote:
The LUG membership committee is looking for few good geeks. Where do
you find new members to join the LUG?
I would have expected you to be over run with suggestions by now!
If you don't get something in a few hours I will have to
