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dlinford@vcn.bc.ca
Sat, 17 Mar 2001 08:39:19 -0800
in <3AB30429.15D709@telus.net>,
"Wm. G. McGrath" <wgm@telus.net> writes:
>Couldn't agree more Ben. To me the home brew, folksy, amateur
>atmosphere of a
>lug is what linux is all about. If you want commercial standards and
>values there is Microsoft. However, I also understand that some of us
What about industrial, or telecom standards <oops>. ;-)
>Perhaps. But there were other issues too. Having participated in the
>poster committee, I find it hard to believe that as a group we can't
>get together enough to produce presentations of quality. We certainly
>have the knowledge and the expertise, perhaps the solution is to
My limited experience when there: not enough of a time horizon,
and no real iteration (maybe to to time horizon, maybe not).
I couldn't do much 'cause of poor health, which causes poverty.
All the time in the world, for the most part, but I'd have to
spend lots of money I don't have to help... Any limitations I
had with linux, due to small disk/memory or whatever, and the
"solution" is always by more/better stuff to work 'round it.
There were others that could have done more. It takes some
planning infrastructure, mostly in communications methods.
The "answer" to that was I should spend a bunch of time and
effort configuring work-arounds on my end - for solving
problems I don't have? I just went back to doing my own
research, mostly hardware stuff.
Yes there are the people, knowledge, and skills.
If only process mattered - just like the commercial world.
Hence my joke/quip above... :-(
dean
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