Washington, D.C. Local Users' Group Installfest

January 1st, 1997 by Guylhem Aznar in

The LUG provides a 10baseT network and server; participants connect to it and grab needed sources.
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The Washington, D.C. Local Users' Group, with the help of the Manassas, Virginia LUGMAN, holds Installfests to help members upgrade and to encourage new Linuxers to take the plunge. The group is fortunate to have the use of a laboratory at a local medical school as to hold the 'Fests. The LUG provides a 10baseT network and server; participants connect to it and grab needed sources.

The photographs on this page were taken at our third Installfest, held this past August. We were honored by the attendance of Red Hat's crack development team. Jon “maddog” Hall from DEC also visited, perhaps to find out if there really is anything to that persistent rumor about Linux on the DEC Alpha!

In the end, upwards of 45 folks left with Rembrandt (4.0 Beta) Red Hat installed and working on their systems.

Visit the Washington, D.C. LUG web site: http://linux.wauug.org/.

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Wow. Is the post date of

On January 10th, 2009 Dr. D.C. Harrison - dentist (not verified) says:

Wow. Is the post date of this entry for real? That was 12 years ago! This has to be one of the oldest posts I ever stumbled upon. The Rembrandt brings back a lot of fond memories.

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It's for real

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We've been around a while :)

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