Hey Tom,

I'm glad you enjoyed your visit, and we'd like to thank you for you
invaluable presentations.

Sadly speaking we did have a Wiki but it wasn't really a success
partly because we seemed to work either one on one or prefferred to
meet in person whenever we actually had content to discuss. The number
of really interested people is easy to arrange into 'physically'
meeting.

The Ubuntu CD's would be great to have we managed to get around 30
(Ubuntu used to ship 10 packs once it came out).  We had a pretty
successful installation fest. a couple of years ago yet unfortunately
we never had the time (thus human resources) to manage it again.

I truely like the idea of the LUG brotherhood, that's something we
never really tried and believe is worth trying. What do you guys
think?

Keep in touch Tom,

Yaman

On 7/31/05, Tom Adelstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 2005-07-30 at 09:31 +0300, Zaid Amireh wrote:
> > On 7/29/05, Jad Madi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Salam
> > > I'm thinking to install a multi-blogging system in jolug but the point
> > > is, Anyone would be interested to blog about linux in general ?
> 
> I wanted to thank the members who attended ITAJ and were so kind and
> thoughtful. Of the many places I have visited, Jordan is now the top of
> the list. You should also know that the terrain in much like parts of
> Texas and California. But the people are the nicest I have met any
> where.
> 
> Since I'm back in the US and I met some of you, I hope you will not have
> a problem with me posting to the mailing list.
> 
> I want to suggest you look at http://ubuntulinux.org. They have both a
> blog site for members and also a wiki. I think this would be useful.
> 
> After talking to established leaders in the IT community, it is clear
> that they are heavily swayed by funds from M$. If Linux is to progress
> in Jordan, I believe a content heavy site should help with a grass roots
> effort.
> 
> With bandwidth as I saw it, you will likely need a good supply of CD's.
> 
> We ordered 300 from Ubuntu and they did not arrive for the ITAJ event in
> time.
> 
> Perhaps we can still get them and do an install fest.
> 
> I will look around for other resources and can ship them to you.
> 
> Also, would you have an interest in creating a brother-sister LUG
> relationship with the North Texas Linux Users Group?
> 
> This could add significantly to your support base and create some strong
> relationships. I also believe that you would find volunteers wanting to
> assist you in projects and perhaps we could do some joint projects
> together.
> 
> With great respect,
> 
> Tom
> 
> 
> 
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