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linuxguy at ici.net wrote: > > Well I hope everyone that attended this last BLU meeting got a kick > out of the MicroOptical display system. I am curious to to know what > the attendees thought of the presentation? Should I continue to > seek speakers of this sort? > > Personally, I thought the eyeglass display system was wicked cool. Agreed. It's the kind of product that could turn up satisfying many different needs. Some other meeting topics I thought about since the meeting: -Scanning in Linux (could we get someone down from SANE?) -The finer points of GIMP -Setting up DNS or cacheing DNS -Comparing DSL/ADLS/Cablemodem/ISDN, discussing +/- of different vendors -Configuring Sendmail via sendmail.cf and via M4 I would like to expand on my support for (I think) Chris's suggestion of an Apache/(MySql|Postgress)/PHP meeting, ideally also covering Apache-SSL. What would be really cool would be if we could, during the course of the meeting, build our own 586 RPM from Apache-SSL/MySql/PHP from tars or SRPM's. That way the meeting could double as a tutorial on building RPM's, which I've never done. And, of course, we would all have a massively useful RPM which I have yet to see pre-built. There seems to be lots of steps to getting these all compiled together, with the order very dependant. Maybe even add in perl. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- DDDD David Kramer david at kramer.ne.mediaone.net DK KD http://kramer.ne.mediaone.net DKK D DK KD HYDROGEN: A colorless, odorless gas which, DDDD given enough time, turns into people. - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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