Thanks! Now we are doing some constructive thinking and the noise has died.
I am giving my comment on the projects suggested by you, putting my earplug for the expected rap from LAdm for excessive quoting. On 9/20/05, A. Mani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > Please do continue this list of possible group activities. > > 1. GAP, SWIPL/ GNU Prolog projects. Some more detl reqd - any link ? > > 2. Ideal Linux for different platforms. At least for older h/w we can do a > nice project incl documentation on that. The LFS project cannot be expected > to be implementable by all ... because of time constraints. Lunar linux for > i686 and i386 is also interesting...it can be turned into a binary distrib > after modifications. The way they have stripped the kernel is good... but the > kernel is 2.4... but people can easily put in a ATAPI cdRW. > With 486/P-I below Rs.5K it shuould be a good idea. A full functional Linux with GUI S POSSIBLE on 486. Right config is a challenge. > 3. Documentation, whitepapers and articles projects are always needed. > > 4. e-map Project. (Started) > Join the group, Pl. > 5. Mail- ranking project in R (easy). > What is it? > 6. School projects (Expand) > Absolute nacessity!!! Should be our top priority. Other projects are not location specific, THIS IS!!! If ILUG-CAL do not take up using Linux for school teaching nobody else will. I think somebody more knowledgeble than me should educate our ministers on the avoidable money drain on M$ products. -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the body "unsubscribe ilug-cal" and an empty subject line. FAQ: http://www.ilug-cal.org/node.php?id=3
