Not that I've heard of any lately.
> Is there any interest in starting them up again? It's likely that the
> UBC Amateur Radio Society (which runs a couple of Linux boxes/servers
> and wireless TCP/IP links (9.6 kbps and 56 kbps links in the 440 MHz
> band and a 2 Mbps link in the 915 MHz band) would be willing to
> co-sponsor the monthly meetings and provide a meeting room at UBC
> without cost or hassle.
>
> All we need is interest, a day and time, and someone to coordinate the
> agenda. (On the last point, I remind one and all of the old adage
> that many hands make work light.)
Sounds excellent. How about meetings every 3rd Friday of every
month or whatever it was before? We could also give people
an incentive to come. For example if someone can't configure
something s/he can bring the box and we will set it up (
provided the room has a spare monitor and a keyboard so that
there is no need to bring the whole desktop?). Also, I can burn
some Linux CDs and give them out once in a while.
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