Hmmm...Kevin has an actual street-level money-saving solution to a real 
sore spot in the proprietary world: MS Exchange.

While there's no doubt in my mind that Scalix would be an interesting 
topic for a regular meeting, I think the biggest bang for the buck would 
be in the proprietary world. A general conversation about FOSS isn't 
going to be able to nail the M$ Zombies in 20 seconds flat.

If I only had time for one presentation that day I would attend the one 
that would save my company $$.

I know that sound dick-ish to you, Kin, but I don't mean it that way. I 
just lack the grey matter to say what I mean without killing kittens.

J


Kin C Wong wrote:
> Good of you to stepup, however I have already developed a short 
> presentation for Tue with segment on Clug, FOSS and promotion of Linuxfest.
> 
> Your topic would be really good for one of our regular meetings.  Any 
> possibility of having you scheduled so that we can publicized it at the 
> Tue meeting?  Sammie, where are you?
> 
> 
> Kevin Anderson wrote:
>> I'd be happy to do a quick Scalix presentation.
>>  
>> Scalix is a mail server that runs on Linux, and provides Exchange 
>> functionality to Outlook users.  It also connects to Evolution, and 
>> provides a wicked webclient.  Open Source.  20 years of proven history.
>>  
>> Kev.
>>  
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>    *From:* Scott Newman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, January 16, 2007 4:08 PM
>> *To:* CLUG General
>> *Subject:* Re: [clug-talk] CUUG Open House 23 Jan 07
>>
>> Are you hoping for the same turn out as last year? 50 is a pretty 
>> decent turnout for an open house on *nix -
>>
>> As for what kind of presentation to give; It all depends on what type 
>> of people will be there. Small business owners looking to get 
>> information on a product line / service they can develop? Medium sized 
>> businesses looking to weigh their options for the infrastructure of 
>> their company as they are growing? Your neighbor Joe Bob?
>>
>> It's better to explain how FOSS is viable for one thing or another 
>> than to give a general overview of the issues and challenges of IT in 
>> general if that is what the audience is there to discover. I guess the 
>> same goes for what type of distros to bring along ;-)
>>
>> --Scott
>>
>>  
>>
>>
>>     Dave Watkins - CLUG wrote:
>>     > Hi All,
>>     >
>>     > We are still looking for volunteers to help out at CUUG's open
>>     house
>>     > on the
>>     > 23rd of January.
>>     >
>>     > We need the following:
>>     >
>>     > 1. Someone to do a short, 20 minute, presentation on something
>>     Linux.
>>     > 2. Three or four people to help out at our table, hand out
>>     brochures etc.
>>     > 3. Volunteers to burn a few sample CD's, Knoppix, Kubuntu etc.
>>     >
>>     > This is a good chance for us to get out and show the
>>     flag.....last year
>>     > there were around 50 attendees at this event, some that had
>>     never heard of
>>     > CLUG/CUUG at all.
>>     >
>>     > So..... If you'd like to help out give anyone on the Exec a
>>     shout and
>>     > let us
>>     > know what you'd like to do....
>>     >
>>     >
>>     > Cheers,
>>     >
>>     > Dave Watkins
>>     > President - Calgary Linux Users Group
>>     >
>>     > W: www.clug.ca <http://www.clug.ca>
>>     > E: president_at_clug.ca
>>     > V: 403.701.5746
>>     >
>>     >
>>     >
>>     > There's nothing wrong with complaining.......
>>     > but it's better to come to the table with a solution.
>>     >
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