Actually LUAU has not had a meeting in sometime.  We do have a LUAU website "http://luau.hi.net".  Most of the site is not up to date or accurate.  There is also the Mid Pacific Linux Users Group (MPLUG) which has meetings and a website "http://www.mplug.org".  Then there is a good Open Source Generic group called "Aloha" (Advocates of Linux and Open-source, Hawaii Assoc) which has meetings and a website "http://www.linuxhi.org".  The LUAU mailing list has been around for years and has become the standard for all Linux and Open Source groups in Hawaii.  Maybe someday LUAU will begin having meeting again, maybe.  Look forward to seeing you at a meeting.

Dusty


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> hey all, this is that one guy from alaska(the frozen chosen) I was 
> wondering if your LUG organization had a website? Ours up here is 
> www.aklug.org if you want to check it out. We are planning a family 
> vacation for Feb.(hopefully) to paradise...er, i mean Hawaii and would like 
> to attend one of your meetings while I am there. We will be visiting 
> Oahua(is that the right spelling?) and i would like to watch your website 
> for the LUG meetings so i can time my trip to coincide with a meeting.
> 
> Mahalo <----------thnx right?
> 
> Jon Reynolds
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From:    Ho'ala Greevy [SMTP:hoala@secretbonus.com]
> Sent:    Saturday, June 16, 2001 3:54 PM
> To:    Linux & Unix Advocates & Users
> Subject:    [luau] Re: NEW Open-Source company on Oahu
> 
> Hey right on Dusty, good lookin out!
> 
> I was pleasantly surprised to see the coverage that story brought, i
> assumed it would appear in the back pages somewhere.  At any rate, it's
> good to be home!
> 
> aloha,
> Ho'ala
> 
> On 15 Jun 2001, Dusty wrote:
> 
> > You guys should check out the lates Pacific Business News.  There is
> > an article about professionals moving back to Hawaii (Like Sandi and I
> > just did).  One of the people they interviewed was Hoala Greevy.  He
> > has recently started a consulting company here to promote to
> > open-source.  He was the the MPLUG meeting last night.  Maybe with a
> > little work we can make Hawaii a better place for technology and in
> > the process help people realize you don't have to pay through the nose
> > to get quality (which most businesses in Hawaii can't afford to do, so
> > the go without).
> >
> > Welcome home Hoala!
> >
> > Dusty
> >
> >
> >
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