Don't Forget 20 March! Spring Into Linux!

[guybz at world.std.com (Guy W Bzibziak)]

Meeting Topic: "Flying Pings and Other Things" -- A Beginner's Clinic
		
Featured Happening:
	
	Live! -- A Typical Linux Installation from Start to Finish,
	Using RedHat's CD-ROM as the Sample Distribution.
	--->>>> An Added Bonus! A Live Internet Feed! <<<< ---


Who:    Boston Computer Society Linux/Unix User's Group
Date:   20 March 1996, Wednesday
Time:   7:00 pm.
Place:  MIT, Building 6, Room 120 (Eastman Labs.)
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Linux is a UNIX-like operating system built around POSIX standards.  From
its inception less than five years ago, it was developed over the Internet
by a group of people who (for the most part) have never seen each other,
and now runs on an (estimated) 1,000,000 computer systems.  The operating
system (and the source code for it) is free to anyone who wants it.  This
is probably the largest development project ever accomplished using the
Internet. 

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* Coming on 17 April  ----->>   Linux and Commercial UNIX: 
*				Adversaries or Bedfellows?
* MIT Bldg 4 Room 163 @ 7:00pm  Can They co-exist?
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