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Linux Users Group @ Wagga Wagga NSW Austaralia

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From: Nathan Dietsch
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 1997 00:00
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Hello all,

I thought this would be the most appropriate Newsgroup to post this
message. I am starting an Alternative OS users group in Wagga Wagga
Australia. The group will be primarily UNIX based, but other OS types
will be investigated as they arise. The group is made primarily out of
frustration with Windows/95. The group is not prejudiced against
beginners, feel free to come along if you are new to computing. If you
are interested send me an email and I will keep you informed.

Regards

Nathan Dietsch


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Nathan "Volsung" Dietsch
Charles Sturt University

ndiets01@postoffice.csu.edu.au

02 6933 3605
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"In the final analysis Linux is and always will be a hacker's
playground,
with a heavy requirement for time, technical skill and necessity to
RTFM.
If it's ease of use you want, stick with Microsoft. If you want to
really
learn about computers, networking, and the internet, however, and have
no
patience for an industry monopoly which puts up as many obstacles as
possible to your ability to accomplish this, then you can't beat Linux.
This is the secret of its appeal." -- Martin Brundage on
comp.os.linux.misc
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From: Nathan Dietsch <ndiets01@postoffice.csu.edu.au>
Subject: Linux Users Group @ Wagga Wagga NSW Austaralia
Date: 1997/10/08
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Organization: Charles Sturt University, NSW, Australia
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