IMHO, I like the idea of an ESL rating or some such, and we'll all
understand and agree that ESL is a prediction, as opposed to a
guarantee. Sure, the material presented was mostly over my head. I
developed an instant respect for the guy doing the presentation.
People like this don't scare me;
Hey Group!
I would like to offer a suggestion. If we are to start catagorizing the
different group or meeting levels I would like to offer my services as host
for a beginner group where absolute newbies who are just starting out and
want to venture into Linux land can feel safe. This may be
I just acquired for free an IBM eServer pSeries 610, and am in need of
some drive sleds. I'd like to try locally to see if anyone has some
extras that they no longer need before I go on eBay to get them. I am
in need of at least three (3) sleds, preferably four (4). All I need
are the sleds - I
I like Curt's point. We all have something to teach and we all have
something to learn. Linux, in general, and our user group, as well, is
designed to be something that everyone can participate in, from both a
learning and teaching perspective.
I'll admit that most of last week's presentation
