[SGVLUG] What kind of talks do you want to hear?

[Alex Roston]

I suppose I could talk about my kiosk software, and maybe a bit about 
rolling your own GUI. I can't guarantee anything as cool as the Asterix 
talk, but there should be some points of interest.

I've got a client-server solution for logins, an automatic update 
script, some modifications to configuration files which might be of 
interest, several scripts that do neat stuff to preserve privacy, and 
one very, very cool Idesk trick that's the envy of my MacIntosh using 
friends...

Alex


Emerson, Tom wrote:

> Given the situation, I'm going to suggest an "open forum" meeting -- 
> any topic, any question, any "cool thing you just have to show off" 
> welcome -- just beware that you might ask a question or suggest a 
> topic for which nobody in the room has any expertise, and the room 
> will get uncomfortably quiet...
>  
> one other thing to consider: this will be around the start of the 
> school semester -- we DO want to recruit students so that things like 
> the projector overheating or even access to the room are less of an 
> issue.  (the projector shutting off can be one of a few causes -- most 
> likely is age of the bulb, then there is the fact that the room's A/C 
> is usually turned off by the time we start our meeting)
>  
> I'll be posting this to the (recently revitalized) website soon -- of 
> course, if someone does come up with a better suggestion and speaker, 
> I have no qualms about changing it...
>
>     -----Original Message-----* Of *Jason Riker
>
>      
>
>     SCLUG has begun reviewing config files and the like for their
>     meetings when a special speaker cannot be found.  May I suggest we
>     consider doing something like this?
>
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>
>     *From:* sgvlug-bounces at sgvlug.net
>     [mailto:sgvlug-bounces at sgvlug.net] *On Behalf Of *Matthew Gallizzi
>
>      
>
>     I'm curious as to what you guys want to hear. Sure, anyone could
>     get someone to talk ... and I know there is little incentive to
>     get someone to talk, but what would you guys want to hear if you
>     had a choice?
>
>     I haven't been able to get in contact with that guy from E-Eye.   
>