Who says a conflict with St. Patty's is a conflict? thats more like a bonus,
Linux AND beer!
-Todd
On Monday 26 February 2001 22:21, you wrote: > Am 19. Feb, 2001 schwäzte Michael Dearman so:
> > If there is another room available at the meetings, what about
> > having installs and maybe even seperate discussion groups happening
> > in a room seperate from the presentation. Might be a better use
> > of the facilities and make it easier for ppl to participate in
> > an area of specific interest and get more out of the meetings.
>
> Remember the Linux Stammtisch. Discussion groups was the main reason I
> started that. By the time we finish the presentation at the PLUG meetings,
> there's not that much evening left for people to talk and learn from one
> another. Bandersnatch is a comfy bar and has DSL, so I figured that'd
> make a nice place for discussions. We have the whole evening. If you want
> a SIG of some sort that doesn't have presentations, it could organize at
> the Linux Stammtisch.
>
> One of the things that just happened was installfest activities. People
> bring in boxen and we help them get setup. I also usually bring in a
> couple of old boxen for people to play with.
>
> Other than time conflicts with a couple of annual events, for instance in
> 2009 we'll have a conflict with St. Patrick's Day :), we have as much run
> of the bar as we want.
>
> ciao,
>
> der.hans
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