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I am new to using Linux, and am looking for a LUG in the Bangor area. Does anyone know of any???? I am taking a class at EMCC "Intro. to Linux" using an outdated RedHat 7.2 that the textbook came with. I successfully downloaded SuSE 9.2, Mandrake 10.0, and have a copy of MEPIS. I have fooled around with MEPIS a little bit and have a few questions.
1. I installed MEPIS before Windows XP and used the QPart for setting up the NTFS partition for XP but when I went to install XP it just kept going to the set-up screen and would just keep re-installing. Anyone know a little about this?
2. I also have Mandrake 10.0 that I was told that it would be ok to install with XP already installed. Does anyone experiences with Mandrake. I just don't want any screw ups with 80 gigs of data to lose.
Mandrake is good. It's partitioner during installation will resize your NTFS without loss of data(most likely). I started on Mandrake, but it's to Windowsy for me. Mandrake is a good place to start. I don't know about MEPIS or about LUG in this area
Yes, there is a LUG in Bangor. It is the Northern Division of MELUG. Their link is Melug -North . It appears they are having their monthly meeting this week Wed. Feb. 9th.
Yes it is and I will be there. It is at the Bangor public library down stairs. If you look to the right of the main entrance you will see a path going to the downstairs door. Go in that door go though the second doors take a left then another quick left down the hall and we meet in the room at the end of that hall.
Are there dues or anything else involved? Do I need to register or anything? or should I just show up? Is there an age requirement? Other things I should know?
There are no requirements. If you want to be a member it is $12.00 a year. You do not need to be a member to come though. The more warm bodies the better
Well, we ocassionally have drawings for books for members. Plus being a member allows you to vote when we have votes so you have some say on the direction of the group. Probably more but I can't think of it right now. Better to just show up and ask.
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