Ubuntu-Chicago Chicago meeting

[Max Luebbe]

Sorry all for not being able to make it! From all the emails it sounds
like a great time was had. I got stuck with heading up to the north
suburbs to take care of my sister for the day - I'll be posting my
presentation material online in the next few days. If there are any of
you still interested in the Security related topics I was going to
present, they'll be up soon.

-Max

On 10/30/06, brian <bmcandrews at gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 10/30/06, Jason Czajkowski <jason.czajkowski at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Congratulations on the addition to your family. Hope all is well and stays
> that way. I think the meeting was ok. I wouldn't call it a stunning success
> or anything. Next time I'd like to see more of a round table discussion. The
> presentations were fun but got off track at times. I'd also like to look
> into the use of a public building such as a school or community center where
> we could possibly hold the meetings for Free.
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> Public buildings or churches aren't necessarily free unless someone's got an
> inside connection.  I missed all the presentations as I arrived as the guys
> were packing up, but they were kind enough to share their thoughts with my
> nephew (whom I'm converting to ubuntu)  and myself.  I'm not sure how  you
> could handle the  problem (if you could call it that) of presentations
> getting off track.  That's the nature of these events.  It really depends on
> the presenter putting his foot down and tabling these sorts of discussions
> until after the presentation or convening another group off-line.
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> Brian
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