Re: [TCLUG:300] Linux at the Library

[Ben Kochie <ben@intexp.com>]

yes.. getting libraries to cary current books, anything on computer is
hard.  

those of us who work have very little time to do things outside of the
normal meeting..  but i try and find time.. i also do BYOC network
parties.. (bring your own computer).. i'm working with some people to have
a game party of 30 or more people.. some time tward the end of june..
if anyone is interested.. email me.. so i can get you more info

On Thu, 28 May 1998, Brian E. Seppanen wrote:

> If anyone else is like me and prefers to once over a book by taking it out
> of the library rather than buy immediately, and you live in the St. Paul
> area, you might be interested to know that the St. Paul Public library has
> surveys that they request patrons fill out regarding their collection on
> computers.  For a long time the St. Paul Public Library had nothing on
> Linux, but recently I have been able to find a couple books on the subject.
>  I think that these surveys could increase that number while also
> increasing the selection and diversity, should there be an adequate
> response.   Just a thought.
> 
> As a second point:  Are there any informal gatherings that go on, other
> than the regularly scheduled meetings?  I'm a linux hobbyist and I honestly
> would like to meet more people who use linux.  
> 
> Brian Seppanen
> seppanen@pconline.com
> 
> 
> 
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