[ILUG] Re: Linux (fwd)

[Rob Hill]

"Breathnach, Proinnsias(Dublin)" wrote:

>  I'm half wondering - before contacting him - of making it an I-LUG
> hangout, with the machines with everything your respectable ILUGger would
> want...I understand he'd want a professional

me ;o)

> to set the machines up
> initially & networked, though I wouldn't mind doing the GUI setup for
> free,
> to make sure that the machines are really easy to use, and looked dead
> pretty.
> 


unfortunately, the machines will be running wn98 (it will be a games-intensive
cyber-cafe)


>  So, if someone is going to take him up on the offer, give me a shout, and
> I'll do/help with the user interface stuff in my spare time, for free...
> 
><Suggestion>
>That sounds like a great idea, now, since we're all good at our own areas
>with setup, why not - to get him set up - donate a weekend between us and
>get the whole thing running, on the condition that the ILUG gets discounted
>use or maybe a standing booking for [mini]F2F's etc. Support could be
>organised as a seperate issue. But with a dozen or so of us working over a
>day or two we could get about 50 machines up and running properly.
>It could be used as a showcase for businesses and just imagine the publicity
>we *could* generate if we wanted to ...
></Suggestion>

yes, but it's in Leixlip. and there will be less than 20 machines, and we'll
probably be setting up one, and using disk-imaging software to set up the
rest...(it's the only way to go - believe me - I work in a cyber caff)


<quote>
Rob

As discussed I would be interested in talking to a web developer/system-admin with a
view to employment.  I have a number of projects in mind that would get him
started off.  I am  prepared to offer a basic package plus a share of all
work carried out.  I would also like to see sites already developed by this
individual.  This individual would work for Mila Internet Services Limited.
 The position would be based in Leixlip but would involve a good deal of
work outside the office.  The salary is dependent on experience.  The role
would also be very progressive and hopefully develope into a managerial
role.

Let me know what you come up with.


Thanks

Willie
</quote>


Basically, we need someone full-time, who's interested in everything from web-design
to sys-admin(ing) linux servers (needs DNS, apache, sendmail etc...)
Someone young, fresh and innocent whom I can mold into an image of myself ;o)
a mini-me, as it were ;o)


rob