Sounds good to me.  I don't mind newbies coming to hear what we have to talk about and asking a few questions, but I don't want to spend my time listening to someone talk about, "so this is your first linux CD...." We were all newbies at one time, but now I like to talk about all of the cool stuff *nix has too offer.  I was a sysadmin for three Sun E10Ks (one with 48 CPUs and two with 24 CPUs) and after that installing the new redhat on laptop is just something I have to deal with.

Dusty

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> Dude, we gotta meet sometime.  I dont think the other groups are into real
> stuff :-p  Maybe you can help bring that sort of edge to linuxhi.org, a sort
> of elitest section or whatever.  A higher learning type deal. I dunno.
> 
> > Other people who are interested in *nix.  I am open to pretty much
> anything from there.  Talking about how to secure your Linux box , setting
> up thin clients, using *nix as a router, setting up a webmail system,
> dynamic dns service for cable/dsl users, just off the top of my head.  I am
> not that interested in classes on how to install linux.
> >
> > Dusty
> >
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> > > I don't know about ALOHA, but yes we plan on doing just that with MPLUG.
> We
> > > just started, and we didn't plan on starting those "regular meetings"
> until
> > > later.
> > >
> > > My question to you, what sort of things do you want to see in a meeting?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > All I have seen about the other two groups are organized meetings with
> > > classes that appear more geared to newbies.  Do they do something more
> than
> > > that?
> > > >
> > > > Dusty
> > > >