Bob,
Well, I use OpenBSD here right now, and it was setup by me and
then introduced later.. I'm trying to sell them on more Open software all
the time, time will tell :) There are a lot of smart people here, so I
have high hopes.
As mentioned before, there already seems to be a FreeBSD session
scheduled, so I may do something else later. I was thinking perhaps of
setting up Apache on OpenBSD, which I have done before. I spoke with Mike
earlier.
Tim
On Fri, 1 Dec 2000, Bob Crandell wrote:
> Hello!
> We have done some work for Balzhiser & Hubbard Engineers in the
> past. It's nice to see Linux spreading in the mainstream.
> EUGLUG meets every 3rd Saturday of the month at our office from 2
> to 4 PM. We have a 10 computer classroom to hold this in with a
> few extra folding chairs.
> Currently, we teach almost anything that runs in Windows. My
> goal is to include almost anything that runs under Gnome and
> KDE.
> Mike should be back to you shortly with scheduling information.
>
>
> Bob Crandell
> ComSource Associates, Inc.
> Your IT Department
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> Hello!
> Yesterday's meeting was my first UG meeting since moving
> to the
> West coast and it was nice to see so many people interested in
> Open Source
> Unix alternatives. After speaking to many of you, it seemed
> that there
> has yet to be much experience using BSD. There did seem to be
> some
> interest, though. I am the sys admin at Balzhiser & Hubbard
> Engineers in
> Eugene. I have worked with both OpenBSD and FreeBSD and would
> like to
> share my experiences and humble knowledge with the EUGLUG in the
> form of
> an install demo and Q&A session or something like that if there
> is an
> interest. I would probably do a FreeBSD installation and then
> some
> configuration since it is a little more user friendly. Then
> perhaps
> compile a kernel or something...
> I would bring my own machine (Monitor also if needed) and
> maybe
> some extra folding chairs since there seemed to be a shortage ;)
> I'm not
> sure how you guys normally set this kind of thing up, or what
> your
> schedule is ussually like, but I would like to talk to someone
> about
> it. Ideas and statements of interest would be welcome.
>
> Excelsior!
>
> Tim Howe
>
>
