[General] LUNA: November 2600 meeting this Friday

[Sara Neale]

I think its more related in that we are a relevant group of people to pass
this sort of information along to. As people interested in 2600, many of us
use Linux and have tech jobs related to working with it or are looking for
such a job.

John, thanks for the info. I don't know anyone up that way atm, but will
pass along the info if I meet anyone that is.

-Sara

On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 11:02 PM, strages <strages at gmail.com> wrote:

> How is this even remotely relevant to this month's 2600 meeting?
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:09 AM, john @ gnusnotunix. net <
> john at gnusnotunix.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> After a grueling 7 hour drive, with 3 screaming children (emphasis on
>> SCREAMING) we got to our hotel in Warner Robbins, GA where I glanced at
>> the
>> public computer in the lobby to see...
>>
>> Linspire!
>>
>> The hotel manager on duty even stated that their entire hotel system is
>> run
>> on Linux.  They've been debating moving it over to Windows, since they had
>> some issues with training.  I informed the manager that a lot of Linux
>> training/assistance is freely available through local LUGs.  If anything,
>> I
>> also let them know that Linux support is often competitive so the going
>> rate vs. Windows training is often of better quality, as well as the
>> actual
>> service itself.  He said he'd pass that on and even take a look into it
>> before they made any final change overs.
>>
>> If anyone has friends in a GA LUG in the Macon/Warner Robbins area, you
>> may
>> want to pass it on to them that the Super 8 is in need.  I put in my good
>> word, as well as a hardy pat on the back for being ahead of the curve.
>>
>> ------------------
>> G. John Schutte
>> webmaster
>> Snohoma.net
>> GNUsNotUnix.com
>>
>>
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