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That looks like a good start, BruceDawson. I'd like to add a general Linux Q&A to that, to allow the newer users an in-person chance to pick the brains of the more experienced users. I once saw a really good format for a LUG meeting that incorporated this type of general Q&A (sorry, I don't recall where), that went something like this (I'm filling in missing pieces in my memory from the above list, so this will probably look quite similar): | |||||||
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That looks like a good start, BruceDawson. I'd like to add a general Linux Q&A to that, to allow the newer users an in-person chance to pick the brains of the more experienced users. I once saw a really good format for a LUG meeting that incorporated this type of general Q&A (sorry, I don't recall where), that went something like this (I'm filling in missing pieces in my memory from the above list, so this will probably look quite similar):
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