[ale] ALSEG

[Joseph A Knapka]

Chris Woodruff wrote:
> 
> Actually ALSEG was started to have a group where developers could meet.
> ALE has had many developer topics but it is a user group for Linux not a
> developer group.  We wanted to have a group where developers could
> exchange ideas and discuss topics each moth.

Perhaps, rather than a completely semarate group, it
might make sense to have some sort of "SIG" (spacial-
interest group) within ALE? The meetings could be
appended to ALE meetings, could get their own booth
at any post-meeting feeding frenzies, etc. I expect
there would be a couple of other SIG-worthy topics
as well, judging by the list traffic.

Just a thought, since I'm unlikely to ever make it to a
meeting of either organization :-) Though I'd certainly
attend both if I was still living near Atlanta.

Hoping no one remembers that I never attended an
ALE meeting when I lived in LaGrange,  :-)
 
-- Joe

> Anyone is welcomed to join.  The website will be up at www.alseg.org
> soon.  The next meeting will be in September.
> 
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> Chris Woodruff
> PrimeHarbor Technologies, Inc.
> www.primeharbor.com
> cwoodruff at primeharbor.com
> (770) 307-8590
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Geoffrey [mailto:esoteric at 3times25.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 2:12 PM
> To: ale at ale.org
> Subject: Re: [ale] ALSEG
> 
> cfowler wrote:
> > I was on vacation.  Is there a new group called ALSEG?  I would like
> > to join and meet with them.
> 
> Sorry, membership is now closed, unless you want to pay the $1000
> membership fee that was waved until today.  Don't you forward your email
> 
> to your PDA, blackberry, raspberry colored blackberry, cell phone, or
> internet ready watch?
> 
> Just kidding of course, it was an organization folks tried to get going,
> 
> and it appears there might be some new interest, although I'm not sure
> what the difference between it and ALE is.
> 
> I mean, I know the 'charter' but I don't see that there will be more to
> gain there then on ALE. But then again, I'm not peddling my own Linux
> based solutions just yet.
> 
> >
> > Chris
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> why doesn't that apply to the Internet (anymore...)?
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