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Written by Scott Fritz
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Tuesday, 19 May 2009 02:42 |
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Seven people attended the May meeting of the WTLUG meeting. This meeting we took turns showing off work we have done on various websites. Fred F started by showing off his church website http://mindacoc.org. Scott F showed off a Joomla template he created for Fred F at http://www.glbyouthconference.com. Scott F then showed off a new website he is helping a young man develope. Bambi showed off two websites she has done for her family and Scott B's families. Kent W showed off his church's website http://www.northfifthandgrapechurch.org/. Bambi and Scott F helped Kent fix a few problems he had with article titles on his website. It was an informative and fun evening. |
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Friday, 19 December 2008 22:01 |
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The WTLUG has had several meetings over the last year that focused on the open source content management system (CMS) Joomla. These meetings have resulted in at least four successful website in Abilene based on the Joomla CMS. The WTLUG is dedicated to promoting the use of open source software in Abilene and has been holding meetings since 1998. |
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Written by Scott Fritz
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Sunday, 15 March 2009 19:57 |
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The March meeting was held on Saturday March 14 with a few key members present. I am afraid that spring break may have keep attendance down. There was discussion about the Texas Open Source Symposium and if it was being held this spring. The group seemed willing to help with the symposium if it is held here in Abilene during the fall. There was also discussion of free alternatives to CPanel with the consensus that ispconfig maybe the solution. |
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Written by Scott Fritz
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Sunday, 15 February 2009 04:33 |
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WOW, what a turn out. I expected the turn out for this meeting to be low because of Valentine’s day, but we had one of the largest groups of the last 6 months. We were had two new members show up for the meeting this month along with one of the founding members Mike M.
Scott B treated us with a presentation about the CHOAS Linux distribution, which is one of his pet projects. Scott currently helps with testing of different parts of the CHOAS distribution and answering questions. After the meeting we adjourned to Taco Buenos to fill our bellies and continue discussion. |
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