[nylug-talk-owner@nylug.org: Re: [nylug-talk] Assistance Requested: The UbuCon New York]

Kevin Mark
Thu Sep 21 16:34:44 EDT 2006


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On Wed, Sep 20, 2006 at 06:29:45PM -0700, John Mark Walker wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to put together a free one-day conference in NY to bring  
> together Ubuntu users and developers. I put together one in August at  
> Google's headquarters in Mountain View, and I'd like to do it again  
> the day after LinuxWorld NY, which would be February 16, 2007. I  
> don't yet know if this is feasible, which is why I'm asking you guys  
> for assistance - where would I be able to find space for a couple  
> hundred people? I notice that you guys have meetings at IBM. How  
> would I get in touch with them? I have not been able to get in touch  
> with Jim Gleason yet, and I don't know who else to contact for that.
> 
> Your thoughts, comments, and ideas are all welcome. Thanks!
> 
Hi John,
RMS was once hosted at 'Cooper union' with the help of Jay Sulzberger and
friends. </awaiting-for-jay-to-respond>
Also, once Gnubies had a meeting at Kaplan testing center near Astor
place in their lecture hall. Dont know who to contact there.
There was a lecture held for Eben Moglen at a west side library that I
think was used by Deluge </awaiting-for-mark-to-respond>.
Have you spoken to Og Maciel who was the last 'official' Ubuntu person
in the area before his recent job relocation about starting a more
formal local user group?
cheers,
Kev (a sometimes ubuntero)
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