NYC LOCAL: Wednesday 12 June 2002 GNUbies: Wendell Anderson on Choosing a GNU/Linux Distribution

NYC LOCAL: Wednesday 12 June 2002 GNUbies: Wendell Anderson on Choosing a GNU/Linux Distribution

Post by secret.. » Wed, 12 Jun 2002 03:04:16



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We are pleased to have Wendell Anderson back once more to speak to GNUbies
on "GNU/Linux Distributions: Which One for You?: An Update" this
Wednesday, June 12, 2002.  Wendell's past presentations on GNU/Linux
distributions have been very helpful and well-received, and there have
been many developments with both new and familiar distributions recently.
Whether you are about to try Linux for the first time, are considering
upgrading or trying a new distribution, or simply want to keep up with
what is happening with GNU/Linux distributions this talk should be of
interest.

Wendell is as a consultant to businesses in Information Technology,
primarily to the International Hospitality (Hotel) Industry in Bermuda and
the Caribbean. He has represented GTE Telenet Services for International
Data Network services in late 1980s, and as a full time user, reseller and
consultant for SuSE (linux), GmBH in the mid to late 1990s.

The meeting, as usual, will be held at the IBM building in Manhattan --
please see below for the procedures required for attending meetings at
IBM. We are grateful to IBM for continuing to provide us with space
for our meetings.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Wednesday, June 12, 2002

6:30 - 7:00pm  General Questions and Answers

7:00 Wendell Anderson on
"GNU/Linux Distributions, which one for you: an update."

The IBM Building,
590 Madison Ave. (New York City)
(57th Street and Madison Avenue)
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As always, the meeting is free and open to the public.
As usual the most up-to-date information is on our web site at
http://www.gnubies.org (or http://www.eskimo.com/~lo/linux.)

We look forward to seeing you at this meeting.

Lyn
GNUbies
The GNU/Linux/FreeOS Beginners' Group

~~~~~~~~Procedures required for attending meetings at IBM~~~~~~~~~~~

IBM has asked us to implement these security measures for our
meetings.  In particular, it will be necessary to email us your
name in advance if you plan to attend, so that we can give them
a list of the people who will be attending.  It will also be
necessary to bring photo ID in order to get in to the meeting.
We regret the need for these measures.   Please send email listing your

"June 2002 GNUbies" (note this is a "plus" not the letter "t").
Sorry for the inconvenience.

People have requested that their names be kept on a cumulative list of
those who attend our meetings so that they will still be able to attend
if they don't get a chance to respond some month.  We started a cumulative
list last month and henceforth will assume, unless you indicate otherwise,
that when you submit your name you would like it to be added to this
cumulative list as well as the list for the current meeting.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

If you would like to help with GNUbies in any way, please email me or let
me know at a meeting. Offers to help are greatly appreciated.

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Corresponding Secretary LXNY
LXNY is New York's Free Computing Organization.
http://www.lxny.org

 
 
 

1. NYC LOCAL: Wednesday 12 June 2002 NYSA: David Stenglein on Clustering, Past, Present, and Future

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  from="official NYSA notice"
  edit-level="light">

Hello again,

It is that time again, NYSA's monthly meeting, which is always held on the
second Wednesday of each month at 6PM for NYSA questions and presentation
at 6:30PM. Info, location, details and time for meeting are all below. As
always, feel free to drop me a note with any questions, comments, concerns,
directions, etc. Feel free to bring new members/guests. It is just two
short days away, so please plan on being there.

See you all then,

-mike

 Topic:    Clustering: An Overview of the Past, Present and Future

 Speaker:  David Stenglein

 Date:     Wednesday, June 12, 2002

 Time:     6:00PM for NYSA Administratvia
           6:30PM for Presentation

 Location: Legato, 125 Maiden Lane, 2nd Floor. There will be no sign
           in lobby of building, if you are unsure, ask the guard.

 Topic:    Clustering: An Overview of the Past, Present and Future.

 Speaker's Background:

 This is David Stenglein's second presentation to NYSA, his first one was
 on CF-Engine, a presentation people still speak of in high regards. David
 has been a Unix Administrator for more than half of his life, and a pro
 for the last seven years.  He has worked in diverse environments from
 academia to banking and entertainment. David is a board member of NYSA and
 has been actively involved in NYSA's development for several years.

*************************************************************
For administrivia or questions about NYSA, send mail to

Check out the NYSA web site at
http://www.nysa.org
*************************************************************

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Corresponding Secretary LXNY
LXNY is New York's Free Computing Organization.
http://www.lxny.org

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