[ubuntu-us-mi] City/Regrional LoCo's

[T. Sandy Matthews]

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Jeff Hanson wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 6:02 AM, Wolfger <wolfger at gmail.com> wrote:
>> That being said, let's try to make the best of what we've got. Canonical
>> wants to have one LoCo per state, so let's see how well we can rock this
>> joint within that constraint. If we can't get multiple regional meetings
>> going, then the argument to form multiple groups is very weak, no? ;-)
> 
> AOL is not the Internet and Ubuntu is not the entirety of Linux.  I
> think distro-specific meetings are not really useful.  Distances are
> too great and travel costs too high.  But with Penguicon in the
> Detroit area there isn't anything convenient for the U.P.  The whole
> region of NE Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the closest section of Ontario
> are relatively low population density.
> 

OK I just can't let you get away with saying Ubuntu is like AOL. I would
say AOL is probably the worst choice for an ISP possible, while Ubuntu
is probably the leading Linux distro available at this time. AOL does
have a nice instant messenger though. ;)

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T. Sandy Matthews
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