Err... might make it a mite more difficult for the average newbie (me) to
follow what's going on. Some debates leave me fairly glassy-eyed, agreed,
but then i picture 10 Linux professionals/gurus trying to shout an answer in
Perl first. Maybe not the whole meeting :)
Elise
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From: Ben Thorp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 April 2002 14:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [scottish] Suggestion for Scotlug Night
>Hi Everybody,
>I'm making a rather radical suggestion for Scotlug meetings.
>A Quiz night.
>How about, people fall into smallish (3 probably) teams and we'll
set
questions.
>The intent is to be light-hearted, not debate-to-the-death
questions.
>Questions might range from Linux/Unix to Computing History with
definitely
some fun stuff chucked in.
>It's been discussed on #scotlug, so I'm coming to the list-at-large
for
ideas.
>Kevin
Can I suggest that we make sure all the questions have 1 (and only
1) right
answer, that is unquestionable.
ie. Lets not use the following questions:
Which is the best text editor?
Which is the best distro for newcomers?
Name 3 reasons why emacs is better than vi?
Which is the best package management system on Linux?
Name 3 reasons why Debian is purer than Slackware?
You get the idea ;o)
mrBen
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