Sounds COOL!!!!  But Sandi and I won't be able to make it most of the time.  That area is just to hard to get to for us (damn traffic).  I say go for it!!!!

Dusty

P.S. - If anyone wants to have informal meetings on the Windward side let me know.



> 
> Howdy Troops,
> 
> I have looked around tthe immediate area (University Ave, Mo`ili`ili) for places to have informal Linux get-togethers.  There are a couple that stand out, the Coffee Cove Internet Cafe and an ice cream shop near Varsity Theaters. 
> 
> There have been several people who have been interested in having informal discussion meetings (ie, Geek-Outs).  I personally know that these are very productive.  The late/great Berkeley Unix Users Group (BUUG) was essentially a gathering of Unix geeks at a coffee shop.  We would chat about Unix and programming and ogle each other`s laptops.  
> 
> Just talking to other people (some of whom were waaaay more 37337 than yours truly) about technology taught me more than I would have learned by staying at home reading, or attending a formal tutorial. 
> 
> 
> Here are some ideas:
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> Every other Tuesday at 7PM 
> 
> Meet at the Coffee Cove (The cafe has great sandwich deals for >$6.00, and they make a mean latte) - If the Cove is full we can meet at the ice cream parlour or the other Internet Cafe across the street (which has a Freenix box).
> 
> Every week one of us should bring a print-out of something cool they found on the Internet.
> 
> Have informal conversations until someone falls asleep or they kick us out.
> 
> Adopting the moniker of G.L.U.G. (The GNU/Linux Unix Gathering [or Guinness Loving Unix Geeks - in case the ice cream parlour is full, we go to the bar])
> 
> 
> What are your thoughts?
> 
> peas,
> Charles Paul
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