On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 09:07:41PM -0000, Ian Howe mentioned:
> My name is Ian Howe as the e-mail address suggests.
> I was introduced to the world of linux recently and would like to learn more
> about this exciting operating system.I've read your web site and would like
> to be a part of it,even in a small way just so i can learn from experienced
> users and gain some hands on experience.
It has to be said - you will learn strange and wonderful things here. Not
everything will be useful; checkout the thread starting with
http://www.linux.ie/pipermail/social/2001-June/001443.html
(it got very silly). But, every so often someone has a problem, and that
usually gets three solutions (one of which doesn't work, and gets debated)
and that springs a few more discussions about someone would want to do
that in the first place.
> I would like some details about some up and coming social events.
They are thin on the ground. But, if someone has time, all they need to
do is announce one...
John
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