The TriLUG meeting went off without too much of a hitch. Though oddly, and this is the one last place that Linux truly blows, I got my projector to work after two days of twiddling with the help of the folks in the #trilug IRC room on freenode. However, I could NOT get it to work for the presentation. It did however work with Red Hat's projector (the meeting was at Red Hat HQ). My wife is testing out some cookie recipes for a business she may start.

After Aron's talk at the SVLUG tonight, the next stop in our Linux User Group Tour is the Triangle User Group at Red Hat headquarters in Raleigh, NC. This is my hometown LUG. I thought gosh T-Shirts are boring. Golf shirts are worse. It would be great if I could economically produce Buni Meldware slacks (to go with all the T-Shirts that other vendors produce). However, I wanted to capture the spirit of our little company. That's right...we'll be drawing for Meldware thong panties.

After Aron's talk at the SVLUG tonight, the next stop in our Linux User Group Tour is the Triangle User Group at Red Hat headquarters in Raleigh, NC. This is my hometown LUG. I thought gosh T-Shirts are boring. Golf shirts are worse. It would be great if I could economically produce Buni Meldware slacks (to go with all the T-Shirts that other vendors produce). However, I wanted to capture the spirit of our little company. That's right...we'll be drawing for Meldware thong panties.

What valley? The Silicon Valley it is. We are presenting at no other place than Silicon Valley Linux User Group. I tried to hide my excitement but this is big, one of the biggest user group in the area, and one of the toughest crowed to impress, and Meldware got an addition for it so watch out Redmond because we are real! we are growing! and we will launch SOON! To see it come and check it out!

What valley? The Silicon Valley it is. We are presenting at no other place than Silicon Valley Linux User Group. I tried to hide my excitement but this is big, one of the biggest user group in the area, and one of the toughest crowed to impress, and Meldware got an addition for it so watch out Redmond because we are real! we are growing! and we will launch SOON! To see it come and check it out!

So the recovery efforts from the other week's hard drive failure are wrapping up. Most services have been restored. We'll now make sure the backup logs go to the private list so that they don't require manual monitoring (embarrassing on my part). We're in talks with various a couple folks about switching off our host who shook us down for a measly extra $15/mo + fees in the midst of the effort -- and made us get a "quote" for that -- causing a delay in the recovery.

So the recovery efforts from the other week's hard drive failure are wrapping up. Most services have been restored. We'll now make sure the backup logs go to the private list so that they don't require manual monitoring (embarrassing on my part). We're in talks with various a couple folks about switching off our host who shook us down for a measly extra $15/mo + fees in the midst of the effort -- and made us get a "quote" for that -- causing a delay in the recovery.

Interesting imaginary conversation about using SOAP to build applications. I think we'll stick to a REST-like interface for our webmail for the time being. In other news Panto 0.3 has been released. Wondering what happened to 0.2? I think its in Jamaica watching the cricket.

Interesting imaginary conversation about using SOAP to build applications. I think we'll stick to a REST-like interface for our webmail for the time being. In other news Panto 0.3 has been released. Wondering what happened to 0.2? I think its in Jamaica watching the cricket.

Mark your Meldware-based calendar off for March 21, I'm flying up to D.C.(DCLUG) to give a similar talk to the one Calendar whiz Aron Sogor gave to much accord at CSUEB. Aron Sogor This is the announcement for my DC LUG talk: The March 2007 meeting of Washington DC Linux user group will take place on Wednesday, March 21, 2007 at 7pm. Andrew Oliver from buni.org will talk about their Linux groupware software "Meldware Communication Suite".