There was no formal discussion with the GTALUG board. I just got tired of talking about it and decided to show initiative. :-) GTALUG has long ceased to be "users group" and has degenerated to social get-together. Symptoms are - It has stopped growing. - No new idea or people are coming in. - It's not doing anything, because the current people are already expert in what they are doing, so no need to do anything. - It's falling behind the time. There are people who knows Linux and never heard about GTALUG. (I see this at work) So, what's the cure? I think that structured tutorials is the best way to hold on to people. "Linux Command-Line" is not the only topics. There are many others, even from this mailing list alone. -- William On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 06:40:47PM -0400, Gary via talk wrote:
I will attend but I think it would be great if gtalug could get some visibility on this for the public at large. How might this be done. /gary
On 17-07-22 11:17 PM, William Park via talk wrote:
Subject of "tutorial" comes up every year at Linux BBQ. This year, at Hacklab, was no different. OK, I'll bite first.
I will give a series of tutorials on "Linux Command-Line", starting with - Shell (bash) - Vi editor (vim) It will be workshop style. So, you can bring laptop (Windows and Chromebook), try out examples, and ask questions.
How many are interested? We'll work out the logistics later.
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