[plug] Please volunteer

[stephen.]

Leon Brooks wrote:
> 
> Matt Kemner wrote:
> > Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 23:09:43 +0800
> > From: "Lance Barrett" <lbarr at primus.com.au>
> > To: <plug at linux.org.au>
> > Subject: Linux demo
> 
> > Hi to all!
> 
> >         I am a member (Vice-P) of a small computer club (40 members) that has its
> > roots with the Atari computers but most members have now moved on to the IBM
> > compatable type computer.
> 
> >         The club meets on the third Friday of each month at 7.30pm in Yokine.
> 
> >         The members have expressed their desire to know more about alternatives to
> > Windows, I am hoping for a volunteer who would come to our club meeting and
>        *** ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ***
> > provide a demonstration of the Linux oporating system.
> 
> >         The date that would be preferable is January 21st, 2000 or alternatively
> > February 18th, 2000.

Yes i could make the feb 18th meeting - if someone else is interested -
or allready offered please let me know - Perhaps it may be helpfull to
have 2 people
there. 

> 
> >         For further info please contact me by email
> >
> > Lance Barrett
> > lbarr at primus.com.au
> 
> Please volunteer for this. It's a Friday night so I can't do it.
> 
> All you have to do is show them a window manager, a few of your
> favourite applications, and answer questions. The best answer is "I'm
> not sure, but if you join the mailing list there are plenty of people
> who will know."
> 
> --
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