Re: [GTALUG] meeting Tuesday?

I have a paid Zoom account, so I could easily set-up an on-line GTALug meeting without any issues. That noted I would want someone else to run the meeting as for several reasons, I don't think I would be good at that. So, if a Zoom instance on Tuesday would be useful, let me know and I'll set

Re: [GTALUG] meeting Tuesday?

D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote on 2024-01-05 22:58: The venue might be changed from our Big Blue Button room. Our host, LPI, was set to switch from BBB to some NextCloud facility. If we don't get further directions, try https://blue.lpi.org/b/eva-zjc-gjy-kgl If the BBB site isn't

Re: [GTALUG] meeting Tuesday?

I think many of us are simply snowed under? It is that time of (new) year. Speaking for myself, I have over ten servers that needs replacing yesterday (The Centos7.9 date is approaching so very fast - are others among us experiencing the same stress? ) BTW - heads up - the AlmaLinux auto

Re: [GTALUG] meeting Tuesday?

I've been hoping that someone else could answer. I have some other news that I'll share in another email here. I have multiple people wanting to talk about interesting stuff... just not next Tuesday night. Does anyone here have any topics they'd like to talk about? Please? On Sat, Jan 6, 2024

Re: [GTALUG] meeting Tuesday?

On Sat, Jan 06, 2024 at 01:58:57AM -0500, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote: > We are supposed to have a meeting Tuesday but I have not seen an > announcement. [snip] > > PS: this is partly a probe of the mailing list. It went offline without > notice last month. I was able to restart it

[GTALUG] meeting Tuesday?

We are supposed to have a meeting Tuesday but I have not seen an announcement. The venue might be changed from our Big Blue Button room. Our host, LPI, was set to switch from BBB to some NextCloud facility. If we don't get further directions, try at

[GTALUG] GTALUG meeting Tuesday 7:30 PM: Rocky Linux

When: Tuesday September 12, 2023 at 7:30 PM Where: online Speakers from Rocky Linux will talk about the distribution's evolution away from CentOS. We may also hear about the association between Rocky, SUSE and Oracle. Context: