OCTOBER 27 - Possibly a surprise from me, since Aaron is not immediately available
NOVEMBER 10 - Steve Musacchia (on a Linux standards subject)
NOVEMBER 27 - Hal-PC closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
DECEMBER 8 - Robert Spotswood (on Transfer Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)
DECEMBER 22 - possibly Aaron's program - stay tuned!
... and I'll continue to mention whether or not I've been able to install Ndiswrapper.
As always, check Hal-PC for times.
Friday, October 19, 2007
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Computer history, anyone??
Well, back in the day things were somewhat different. And in some ways, the same. Have a look at these links ---
A guy's basement
More great history from Jason Patterson
An ad-supported history site
the venerable Obsolyte.com
A guy's basement
More great history from Jason Patterson
An ad-supported history site
the venerable Obsolyte.com
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Inaugural Computer Page post
At this writing, I'm the President of the Saturday section of HLUG, or the Houston Linux Users' Group. This blog is being set up in case we need to get out word on HLUG programming changes that could happen on or after the spur of the moment, and to be a place to put comments of mine inappropriate for more formal channels - or any channels where it would be unclear as to who's blameworthy. The material here is solely attributable to me.
More specific info about HLUG: it meets at the headquarters of Hal-PC (the Houston Area League of PC Users) near San Felipe and the 610 Loop on the West side. There are currently three sections: Linux 101 with Sibley Cooley (first Tuesday of the month), the Linux Workshop (every Wednesday with Rich Archibald and company) and the Saturday Presentation Meeting with myself and whomever is conned into presenting.
Click here for times:
Hal-PC Website
More specific info about HLUG: it meets at the headquarters of Hal-PC (the Houston Area League of PC Users) near San Felipe and the 610 Loop on the West side. There are currently three sections: Linux 101 with Sibley Cooley (first Tuesday of the month), the Linux Workshop (every Wednesday with Rich Archibald and company) and the Saturday Presentation Meeting with myself and whomever is conned into presenting.
Click here for times:
Hal-PC Website
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