Re: Hello LUCI - but (surprise!) No June Meetings

[Don Parth <don-p@comcast.net>]

Landon,
It is great to hear from an enthusiastic new Linux user, and I hope to 
see you at one of the meetings.  But due to schedule conflicts, there 
will be no meetings at all in June.  If you can make it, there is a 
regular meeting tomorrow Tuesday May 27 (new users are welcome), but the 
next Newbie Meeting will not be until July 8.

I don't think that more than 3 or 4 people know about the meeting 
cancellations, thus the new message in the Subject, to help broadcast 
the sad news.  If you haven't done so already, please be sure to join 
the luci-announce list for meeting reminders and notices of meeting 
cancellations.

Hope to see you (sometime),
Don Parth


Landon Baine wrote:
> Just wanted to say hello to everyone who reads this mailing list.  I am 
> a "new" Linux user and live in Decatur.  Have been looking for other 
> users or groups in the area and found the LUCI website.  I started with 
> Linux about 2 years ago with OpenSuse.  Struggled with it for awhile and 
> eventually fell back to Windows XP.  After having a taste of Linux I 
> found PCLOS.  Although in retrospect I am not much of a fan of PCLOS 
> anymore, it was the first distribution that really brought me to Linux.  
> Problem was, I learned nothing about Linux from using it.  If you have 
> ever used PCLOS, you will understand what I mean.
> 
>  From there, I switched to Ubuntu and back to Gnome.  Over the past year 
> and a half I have used Debian, Arch, Mandriva and Fedora as well.  The 
> latter remains one of my favorite Distributions.  I have tried a lot of 
> other distributions but none have really stuck with me.  Currently I use 
> a laptop and have Ubuntu 8.04, Debian Unstable, Fedora 9 and Foresight 2 
> QA installed.
> 
> Anyhow, I am going to try to come over to Springfield on June 10 for 
> Newbie Night.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> 
> Landon Baine


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