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	 ILA (tm) International Linux Association (tm) :

Contact: 408-369-9818; info@ila.org

		ANNOUNCEMENT:	December 1994 Monthly Meeting

Time:	 7 PM, December 20, 1994 (Tuesday)

Location:
	IHOP International House Of Pancake, 5403 Stevens Creek Blvd., 
	Santa Clara. (Near Lawrence Expressway and I-280, Phone: 408-996-3393)

Topic:	Using Multiport Card on Linux

Speaker:
	Ms. Doris Li, Sales and Marketing, Cyclades Corporation, Fremont 
	California

Cost:	$5 for non-member, free for member; plus food cost.

Outline:

	.  What is Multiport Card ?
	.  What do you typically use it for ?
	.  Different type of multiport cards in the market
		- Dumb Card vs RISC Based Card
	.  Cyclades' 8 and 16 port RISC based multiport card
		- 8/16 port
		- Features and Highlights
		- Operating System supported

Display/Sale:
	Comprehensive collection of current Linux CD-ROMs (e.g. 
	Slackware 2.1), Books (e.g. Linux Bible, Linux World Book 95) and Linux 
	Journal (up to 1/95).

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Ms. Doris Li is the Sales & Marketing manager of Cyclades Corporation, 
which was incorporated in 1991 and specialized in the manufacturing of 
hardware of multiple card, terminal and X.25.

	Linux is a free Unix clone, can be purchased as low as $20 on CD-ROM 
	Disc.  Linux gives stable full power of POSIX Unix including kernel, 
	C/C++, X-Window, NFS, TCP/IP, INTERNET and MOSAIC, along with editing, 
	and system administration programs.
	Linux was selected as the product of the week by PC Week April 11, 
	1994, and used internally for PC Week's WWW, FTP, and X Window host 
	server. 

ILA International Linux Association was founded to assist bringing  
Linux to mainstream computing, and provide benefits to its members. 
Current activities include monthly meeting and Linux installation seminar 
(130 people trained).

	For more information: 408-369-9818 or info@ila.org
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