[sf-lug] SF-LUG meeting notes
maestro
maestro415 at gmail.com
Sun Nov 3 18:00:08 PST 2019
[quoting bobbie sellers]
>>Maestro came by momentarily but decided that there was not enough
>>room and took care of other business in the neighborhood.
i did? what "other business" is this?
and how would anyone know what i did after leaving the cafe?
where i went?
do i have a stalker(s)?
is there a public log(s) of my travels kept somewhere on SF-LUG?
i am legitimately interested...
'm______'
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On Sun, Nov 3, 2019 at 5:09 PM Bobbie Sellers <bliss-sf4ever at dslextreme.com>
wrote:
> Hi LUGers,
>
> Hope you are enjoying the lovely weather.
>
> I got out of the house a bit late but got to the Cafe Enchante in
> good time.
> John S. had preceded me but we were unable to get the use of the large
> table.
> 3 students were using it though-out our meeting.
>
> The meeting took place around 2 small tables as I showed off my
> latest
> batch of Flash Drives which seemed to surprise John S. who had brought
> in his
> late model 4K laptop.
>
> I got my Dell E6520 setup and booted into Mageia 7.1 and did some
> updates
> then started a game of Angband(an addictive dungeon crawl) which I started
> playing on an Amiga with a 68000 cpu. Sadly it has been so long since I
> played
> that I had forgotten the save command. Then I shut it down
>
> Well then Ken and his wife showed up.
>
> Jim Stockford and Aaron C, showed up next.
>
> Jim is interested in Python and teaching a new student so the Python
> classroom on Fedora 31 running Gnome was the next thing I booted up.
>
> John S. had no problem booting up the MX-19, AntiX 19, or anything
> else
> but had no interest in running them because they are not responding to the
> 4K screen with properly sized fonts or icons. Adjusting them
> practically takes
> a magnifying glass except with Gnome 3.3 on Ubuntu where a program
> called Gnome Tweaks is available to help the user.
>
> Maestro came by momentarily but decided that there was not enough
> room and took care of other business in the neighborhood.
>
> Jim had brought in the Intel Stick computer that originated with
> Ken who
> first gave it to me then I passed it on to Jim when he evinced interest in
> a web page server. Ken had brought in a very small hdmi monitor which
> was attached to the computer along with a keyboard and mouse then
> Ken demonstrated the proper setup of the stick computer.
>
> Fedora Python Classroom 31 and my meager demonstration of it
> convinced Jim that he wanted it to use with his new programming student.
>
> Robert J. who had gotten me to download TAILS for him came in
> and before I was done I had demoed, in addiction to TAILS, Fedora 31
> Live KDE,
> AntiX-19 and even pclinuxos64 KDE. Robert bought rather than checked them
> out.
> He last came to a meeting about 3 years ago and I only vaguely
> remembered him. He had gotten sidetracked from pursuing Linux he said.
> He, I think, is still in the exploratory stage of Linux use trying to
> find a
> distribution or more than one that suits his usage
>
> Aaron C. with an older computer from a family member was occupied
> using Roxie on AntiX-19 to setup icons on the desktop to suit a user who is
> not happy with menus.
>
> Finally one James Howard showed up, an old compatriot of Jim
> Stockford and
> of Aaron C. This happy reunion occupied about an an extra hour of time but
> eventually Jim Stockford gave myself and Aaron C. rides onward.
>
> Anyone attending the meeting is free to correct my omissions or
> incomprehension of the activities and asked to do so asap so that the
> membership not in attendance will not be mis-informed any longer
> than necessary.
>
> So this was a fairly good meeting aside from the small table space
> available.
>
> The next meeting will be on Sunday December 1. My regular notice
> may be
> expected around November 25.
> Have a happy Thanksgiving and a calm Black Friday.
>
> Bobbie Sellers
>
>
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