RE: [Piss'nMoan] MLUG Administrator Announcement to All Lists

"Tony Langdon (ATC)" <[email protected]> Mon, 27 Nov 2006 10:37:44 +1100
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> The November meeting was interesting with lots of discussion 
> of many topics. One of the things we decided on was to create 
> a blog here - http://linux-mlug.blogspot.com for easy project 
> co-ordination. There are 2 projects proposed for next year. 
> One is a Linux From Scratch (LFS) project, which would be 
> great for learning the nuts and bolts of Linux. The other is 
> a MythTV entertainment console project. This would give those 
> involved a fully functioning entertainment system at the end. 
> There will be more details on the blog soon.

Good ideas, if I had a spare high end PC, I'd be interested in building a
MythTV box. :) 
> 
> For the last few months meeting attendances have been low, 
> averaging about 7. I would like to get this number back up to 
> the average 30-40 we used to get at Fitzroy, so I am working 
> on getting some interesting talks organised for next year. I 
> will post a schedule in January on the MLUG site. I think the 
> old format of a 10 minute How-To and then a longer talk on an 
> interesting topic was good so I will try to set that up 
> again. If anyone would like to volunteer for a talk please 
> let me know.

Once I get myself back on the road, I'll be able to return to the meetings.
That should happen by the time of the next meeting.  As for things to talk
about, I haven't done anything particularly interesting, except more
esoteric stuff such as Samba - Active Directory integration, though my
recent conversion of a Mitsubishi R100 router to run DD-WRT might be of
interest. :)

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