🚀 go-pugleaf

joe@jolomo.net wrote:
> 
> Not so long ago in atl.general, Andy Walton wrote:
> > Count on a Unix UG to keep the flame of ASCII art alive. You're taking
> > me back, man. I might have to check out alt.fan.warlord for the first
> > time in years.
> 
> When I first hit town (early 90's) I used to go to these meeting every
> month but hadn't been for about 10 years until this spring.
> Amazingly the core group is pretty much all the same folks.
> One of the members hooked me up with a UUCP connection ~1993
> and I used to let a bunch of people dial into my Linux box
> for email and usenet. God, I don't miss diagnosing modem problems!
> 
> I wish AUUG hadn't moved way up to perimeter (not near the MARTA station!)
> No way am I driving up there during rush hours
> 
> I bet Earthlink or *somebody* in midtown/downtown would host them
> 
> Oh well
> 
> --
>   Joe Morris            jolomo@gmail.com
>   Live music in Atlanta http://jolomo.net/atlanta/shows.html

Starting in 1985 AUUG originally met at the Emory University campus. 
But the campus got a bit crowded because they built buildings where
parking used to be and our attendance diminished.  A survey was put out
and the majority said they worked near the Perimeter area.  Fortunately,
one of our members was "in good" with his Hewlett-Packard management and
was able to get us into their nice Conference Center.  We have been
there since November 1999.

There is a shuttle that goes from the MARTA station to the
Hewlett-Packard building, so perhaps that might help.

Cheers,
  Lindsay

Lindsay Cleveland        Atlanta UNIX Users Group   Atlanta, Ga
                         (770) 497-1902 
  auug@auug.org          (U.S. Mail:  PO Box 2512, Norcross, GA  30091)
   http://www.auug.org/