People, The Canterbury Linux users group will be holding a meeting on the 22nd August. The people at CII have been kind enough to let us use their facilities for the meeting. Anyone is welcome to come along, more details below. <disclaimer> Please be warned, this first event is likely to be fairly techie. So, if you're non techie, and want to learn more about Linux, this one probably isn't for you. It's likely we will hold some events in the future that are on more introductory topics. </disclaimer> Aside from this disclaimer, if you are techie, or just adventurous please feel free to come along. Hope to see some of you there. Julian ---------------------------------------------------- Seradigm - Knowledge Management Julian Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] ph (03) 332 2147 cell 021 684 147 www.seradigm.com ---------------------------------------------------- -------- Original Message -------- Subject: MEETING AT LAST(Local ChCh) Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 09:34:44 +1200 From: Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED] [sorry if this is OT in the adsl & broadband lists, but I know there are linux devotees on both lists] Ok here goes *trumpet fanfare, drum roll* There will a Canterbury Linux Users Group Meeting on Wednesday 22 August 2001. Venue: Canterbury Innovation Centre, 200 Armagh Street, Christchurch. Time: 7.30 pm Speaker: Martin Baehr Topic: Roxen Webserver (and anything else linux you want to bring up). Martin is a visitor from Germany (or is it Austria??). You have probably seen his posts in various linux user group mailing lists. Its great to have such a good drawcard for what is hopefully the first of regular meetings. I am flexible with the format of the meeting, but envisage some sort of short informal get together, put faces to names etc, then Martin's talk followed by more informal chat, including input on the shape of future meetings. The Roxen web server is under the GPL and some its interesting features include 1) Written in Pike - a C-like scripting language 2) Modular so can be easily extended 3) Fast 4) Some really amazing dynamic graphic capabilities 5) Very easy database access (easier even than perl or php) 6) True type font support -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> --> via Canterbury Software email forum: Success through Connections Email your messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Searchable list archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected] Leave or rejoin the list: http://canterburysoftware.org.nz/forum.htm
