Just a suggestion, if more folks would do presentations on Linux, then 
there would be more
presentations on Linux.  I was president of another group elsewhere, and 
I can attest it is very
difficult to find a continuing set of original topics and speakers.

Anytime someone want to talk on any subject it is a breath of fresh air 
to the organizers.

So if anyone wants to do a presentation on Linux or most related FLOSS 
subjects, I am sure
it will be warmly received.  Personally, even a proprietary application 
that interacts or relates
would be acceptable.  Thinking Netapp, Cisco, or other hardware or 
utility software, etc. would
be of interest, just not a steady diet, and keep the sales droids to 5 
minutes, but let their techies
ramble!

Other related topics could be: the impact of Linux and FLOSS on products 
and product
development, OR on the new re-rising 'maker culture', OR on society in 
general and how it helps
or hinders.  Just some ideas that I am NOT qualified to speak about!

... Jack

David Cintron wrote:
> This seems completely reasonable given the name of the group is  
> Nashville Linux Users Group.  While I'm not always in attendance, I  
> have been disappointed when I do attend and the topic of discussion is  
> something not directly related to Linux.  I say if Tux doesn't approve  
> of it, we don't speak of it!
>
> On Nov 3, 2008, at 9:27 AM, Brian wrote:
>
>   
>> I'm not trying to be a snob or offend anyone.
>> Would it be a good idea that a statement be made at the beginning of
>> each meeting that the time alloted for the NLUG meeting should be
>> designated to "LINUX" and not Microsoft or any other OS "unless" it be
>> directly related to other OS's interoperability with Linux such as
>> software integration networking server/client info, etc (which WOULD
>> BE appropriate).
>>     
>
>
> >
>
>   

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