ALERT!! Meeting next week! ALERT!!

hello all:

I must say that I have enjoyed the discussions so far.

I am a long time UNIX user/sysadmin who has been reluctant to jump into the
Linux fray. Seems like so much time is spent at work on computers I hardly
want to look at one when I get home. I am not a PC expert, nor did I think
I wanted to be, but with linux gaining so much ground, I think I am a bit
behind.

I am not in Phoenix yet, however, am planning to move out there eventually.
I am looking at carefree and scottsdale. It is good to know there is a
linux meeting place out in that direction. Currently I work in Atlanta at a
new company (www.myzline.com) as a senior system admin. We have about 80
solaris servers and 4 sysadmins. (know anyone looking for a job here in
atlanta? We are hiring senior admins.)

We have one linux box set up at work by a guy who knows what he is doing
with it.
I have an old PC at home, but my wife would like to keep dos on it.

So, what is the best way to keep dos and be able to boot linux as well?

Clinton
(newbie to linux - 12 years experience in unix (solaris, hp, dec/tru-64)

-----Original Message-----
From: jiva@devware.com [mailto:jiva@devware.com]
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2000 1:59 AM
To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
Subject: ALERT!! Meeting next week! ALERT!!


Just a warning! Meeting next week!

TOPIC: Databases on Linux - I know Postgres and a bit about MySQL, but if
anyone knowledgable about Oracle, mSQL, Sybase, or anything who wants
to step forward to talk, I'd love it!

LOCATION: Boys And Girls Club of Scottsdale

TIME: Next thursday night, Feb 11, 7pm.

BE THERE OR WE WILL HUNT YOU DOWN AND BEAT YOU INTO A MICROSOFT USER.

--
Regarding astral projection, Woody Allen once wrote, "This is not a bad way
to travel, although there is usually a half-hour wait for luggage."


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