[PLUG] Problem with dll's
Hi all, Having problem running a Foxpro Based ERP through Crossover getting an error " cannot load 32 bit dll mpr " and other error relating to the same. Me using a 64bit m/c may be it cannot load these dll. mam i right? Will it solve the problem if i go for 32bit M/C -- regards, Sourav Mohanty ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
[PLUG] GRUB FATAL ERROR solution
Hi, Sorry for the late reply, what i found on NET is , its an NTFS Bug. These type of grub problem is faced if u do have a windows installed on NTFS Drive. Solution may be defrag it or go for new windows FAT. Me yet to try this above solution On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 4:01 PM, sourav mohanty wrote: > Hi all, > ? ?Any solution to this Grub Fatal error problem both in kubuntu and > fedora. > Tried dd command to rewrite MBR , and also tried installing grub from live > cd and > from fedora rescue mode but still no success. Any solutions its urgent. > >>Do you have any more information on what else you see as part of the >>error message ? Some error code, some characters on screen, etc ? > -- > regards, > Sourav Mohanty > -- > __ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: ? ? ?(plug-mail@plug.org.in) > List Information: ?http://plug.org.in/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/plug-mail > Send 'help' to plug-mail-requ...@plug.org.in for mailing instructions. > -- regards, Sourav Mohanty ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] networking problem in OpenSuse 11.1
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 3:18 AM, "Shantanoo Mahajan (शंतनू महाजन)" wrote: > Please do not top post. > More info on: http://plug.org.in/mailinglist.php So said the top post ?? :p BAIN > > On 11-Mar-09, at 3:27 PM, murtuja bharmal wrote: > >> >> 1. Ip address and netmask you are putting on machine is correct. I >> mean belong to same Lan. >> 2. try "arp -an" on linux and "arp -a" in widows and check you >> getting arp entries for other machine or not. >> If yes >> 3. Make sure firewall is not enable in Suse box. if it is iptables >> try this command "iptables -L -n" to check what is INPUT, OUTPT >> policy for the box. >> >> What is the result if you try to ping from Suse to Window. >> >> Cheers >> Murtuja >> http://null.co.in >> >> >> >> >> >> - Original Message >> From: Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui >> To: Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List >> Sent: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009 11:04:41 AM >> Subject: [PLUG] networking problem in OpenSuse 11.1 >> >> Hi, >> >> I have 2 PCs with OpenSuse 11.1/ winxp64 dual boot on both machines. >> I'm not able access other system if any of pc is on Open Suse, I have >> tried ssh , samba both did not work. Both pcs can't even ping each >> other. >> I have BSNL broadband wich is share via a hub. Internet is running >> fine on both Pcs. In win networking works fine. >> -- >> Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui >> (C++/C# Developer, IT Consultant) >> http://safknw.blogspot.com/ >> "Peace" is the Ultimate thing we want. >> >> ___ >> Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List >> >> >> >> Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to >> http://messenger.yahoo.com/invite/ >> >> >> ___ >> Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List > > > ___ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List > -- BAIN / अभिज़ित http://abhijit.adotout.net ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] Problem with dll's
On 12-Mar-09, at 12:41 PM, sourav mohanty wrote: > Hi all, > Having problem running a Foxpro Based ERP through Crossover > getting an error " cannot load 32 bit dll mpr " and other error > relating to > > the same. Me using a 64bit m/c may be it cannot load these dll. mam > i right? > Will it solve the problem if i go for 32bit M/C you don't need 32 bit M/C. you can install 32 bit OS on 64 bit OS. that should do the needful. regards, shantanoo ps: you may go for dual OS installation to save space. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] networking problem in OpenSuse 11.1
On 12-Mar-09, at 4:11 PM, Abhijit Bhopatkar wrote: > On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 3:18 AM, "Shantanoo Mahajan (शंतनू > महाजन)" > wrote: >> Please do not top post. >> More info on: http://plug.org.in/mailinglist.php > > So said the top post ?? :p :-). I didn't reply to question/discussion in the email. Thats why it was top post. Read the top-posted content, and delete the email. No need to go till bottom. B-) have included the relevant part of the email before replying. :-D regards, shantanoo PS: Was thinking whether should I change the subject and remove the remaining email. Process not over yet. ;-) > > > BAIN > >> >> On 11-Mar-09, at 3:27 PM, murtuja bharmal wrote: >> >>> >>> 1. Ip address and netmask you are putting on machine is correct. I >>> mean belong to same Lan. >>> 2. try "arp -an" on linux and "arp -a" in widows and check you >>> getting arp entries for other machine or not. >>> If yes >>> 3. Make sure firewall is not enable in Suse box. if it is iptables >>> try this command "iptables -L -n" to check what is INPUT, OUTPT >>> policy for the box. >>> >>> What is the result if you try to ping from Suse to Window. >>> >>> Cheers >>> Murtuja >>> http://null.co.in >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> - Original Message >>> From: Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui >>> To: Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List >>> Sent: Wednesday, 11 March, 2009 11:04:41 AM >>> Subject: [PLUG] networking problem in OpenSuse 11.1 >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I have 2 PCs with OpenSuse 11.1/ winxp64 dual boot on both machines. >>> I'm not able access other system if any of pc is on Open Suse, I >>> have >>> tried ssh , samba both did not work. Both pcs can't even ping each >>> other. >>> I have BSNL broadband wich is share via a hub. Internet is running >>> fine on both Pcs. In win networking works fine. >>> -- >>> Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui >>> (C++/C# Developer, IT Consultant) >>> http://safknw.blogspot.com/ >>> "Peace" is the Ultimate thing we want. >>> >>> ___ >>> Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List >>> >>> >>> >>> Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to >>> http://messenger.yahoo.com/invite/ >>> >>> >>> ___ >>> Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List >> >> >> ___ >> Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List >> > > > > -- > BAIN / अभिज़ित > http://abhijit.adotout.net > > ___ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] Problem with dll's
> > > you don't need 32 bit M/C. you can install 32 bit OS on 64 bit OS. > that should > do the needful. > > I just wanted to chip in that Shantanoo has assumed 64bit machine to mean amd64 or x86_64. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] networking problem in OpenSuse 11.1
> > I have BSNL broadband wich is share via a hub. Internet is running > fine on both Pcs. In win networking works fine. > Is this a "hub" or is it a "router"? The kind, for example, Linksys sells. If it is the later, it might not allow machines to talk to each other till you fiddle with some configuration. - Manas PS: The device's manual might be of some help. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
[PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
Greetings, all. I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and later on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of PLUG; I was wondering how many attendees are programmers, and/or how many would be interested in such presentations? Kaisare, Kapil Sadashiv --- [ ] Urgent [ ] Important [*] FYI [ ] Official [ ] Work-related [*] Personal [ ] Reply [*] As you please [ ] Ignore --- ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
> I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and later > on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of PLUG; I > was wondering how many attendees are programmers, and/or how many would be > interested in such presentations? > Kapil, I am sure there will be enough enthusiasts. Even if there aren't enough on the PLUG mailing list, I'm sure that we can find people interested in Javascript and other programming languages in other places. Possibly, PLUG is not necessarily the right forum for this - because there will be PLUG people who are not interested in programming languages, and there will be PL people who are not interested in linux. I have been talking with a few other people about creating a Programming Languages special interest group. We could meet monthly and talk about different programming languages, language paradigms, OO vs functional vs prototype based programming, etc. What do you think? navin. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 9:02 AM, Navin Kabra wrote: > > I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and > later > > on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of PLUG; > I > > was wondering how many attendees are programmers, and/or how many would > be > > interested in such presentations? > > > > Kapil, > I am sure there will be enough enthusiasts. > Even if there aren't enough on the PLUG mailing list, I'm sure that we can > find people interested in Javascript and other programming languages in > other places. > > Possibly, PLUG is not necessarily the right forum for this - because there > will be PLUG people who are not interested in programming languages, and > there will be PL people who are not interested in linux. I have been > talking > with a few other people about creating a Programming Languages special > interest group. We could meet monthly and talk about different programming > languages, language paradigms, OO vs functional vs prototype based > programming, etc. > > What do you think? > > navin. > ___ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List > Navin Good idea - but we could take this further and make it a computer science/technology interest group encompassing a multitude of topics from programming languages, operating systems, artificial intelligence, etc... I'm not sure how successful such a group would be; would it be a useful idea to start out within another group(like PLUG) and then form a separate forum if there seem to be enough attendees? Kaisare, Kapil Sadashiv --- [ ] Urgent [ ] Important [*] FYI [ ] Official [ ] Work-related [*] Personal [ ] Reply [*] As you please [ ] Ignore --- ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
> > I'm not sure how successful such a group would be; would it be a useful > idea > to start out within another group(like PLUG) and then form a separate forum > if there seem to be enough attendees? > I don't think getting attendees will be a problem. >From PLUG, phpcamp mailing list, punetech.com, twitter and other avenues, I think I can assure you of a sizable audience. My only worry is a venue - we have started using SICSR for so many events that I sometimes wonder whether they'll get irritated and throw us out :-) So it would be nice if we could line up another venue. Any contacts in Pune University? Good idea - but we could take this further and make it a computer > science/technology interest group encompassing a multitude of topics from > programming languages, operating systems, artificial intelligence, etc... Sure. navin. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
Hi On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 9:02 AM, Navin Kabra wrote: > > I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and > later > > on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of PLUG; > I > > was wondering how many attendees are programmers, and/or how many would > be > > interested in such presentations? > > > > Kapil, > I am sure there will be enough enthusiasts. > Even if there aren't enough on the PLUG mailing list, I'm sure that we can > find people interested in Javascript and other programming languages in > other places. What give you the faintest impression that there are no/less programmers on PLUG mailing list. > > Possibly, PLUG is not necessarily the right forum for this - because there > will be PLUG people who are not interested in programming languages, and > there will be PL people who are not interested in linux. I have been > talking > with a few other people about creating a Programming Languages special > interest group. We could meet monthly and talk about different programming > languages, language paradigms, OO vs functional vs prototype based > programming, etc. PLUG is open to all sort of programming discussions which comes under FOSS. It seems either you have not met many/any PLUG members, not following mailing list discussions or have a clear idea what PLUG community does. > > What do you think? I think you are misleading people by putting such statements. If it is clearly mentioned what is the topic people can come together for such meets/talks/seminars etc. > > > Regards Dexter. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
Navin On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 9:19 AM, Navin Kabra wrote: > > > > I'm not sure how successful such a group would be; would it be a useful > > idea > > to start out within another group(like PLUG) and then form a separate > forum > > if there seem to be enough attendees? > > > > I don't think getting attendees will be a problem. > From PLUG, phpcamp mailing list, punetech.com, twitter and other avenues, > I > think I can assure you of a sizable audience. > > My only worry is a venue - we have started using SICSR for so many events > that I sometimes wonder whether they'll get irritated and throw us out :-) > I think sticking with PLUG here may be a good idea here. They have the venue and a following. Besides, one group meet a month is quite enough! :) I don't want to have to decide between multiple interest groups when I am equally interested in all of them. True, PLUG is at its core a FOSS advocacy group, but I see no reason why we can't stretch that definition, if only until the majority of the group members find us boring and ask us to desist. :) Kaisare, Kapil Sadashiv --- [ ] Urgent [ ] Important [*] FYI [ ] Official [ ] Work-related [*] Personal [ ] Reply [*] As you please [ ] Ignore --- ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
Sorry if what I was misleading. What I really meant was this: 1. There are definitely people in Pune who are not interested in GNU/Linux, but would be interested in JavaScript, other programming languages, and computer sciences in general. Hence, it would make sense to have a separate programming languages and/or topics in computer sciences forum that would attract such people. 2. I'm sorry to have implied that PLUG might have some non-programmers. Maybe all PLUG members are programmers. But I would then ask the question, why doesn't PLUG have non-programmers? Shouldn't PLUG be trying to get non-programmers interested in PLUG? The stated goal of PLUG is to have an GNU/Linux community, and to promote GNU/Linux. Why would you keep out non-programmers? Shouldn't you actually be trying to encourage non-programmers to join PLUG? 3. I don't have a very strong opinion either way - so I don't want to convert this into a holy war. I just voiced my opinion, and I will now try to shut up. navin. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
Hi (not making a holy/flame war) On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Navin Kabra wrote: > > Sorry if what I was misleading. > What I really meant was this: > > 1. There are definitely people in Pune who are not interested in GNU/Linux, > but would be interested in JavaScript, other programming languages, and > computer sciences in general. Hence, it would make sense to have a separate > programming languages and/or topics in computer sciences forum that would > attract such people. > > 2. I'm sorry to have implied that PLUG might have some non-programmers. > Maybe all PLUG members are programmers. IT was never stated all plug members are programmer/programmers. PLUG members range from simple users, programmers in different areas (kernel, web, java, c etc), Doctors, lawyers, NGO activists etc. > > But I would then ask the question, > why doesn't PLUG have non-programmers? Have answered that earlier. > > Shouldn't PLUG be trying to get > non-programmers interested in PLUG? As I said in my earlier mail you need to be in touch for the activities that go in around PLUG. Recently a Linux Awareness Program (Batch) was conducted for around 20 members of Bhagini Nivedita Bank Bank Pune. Almost all participants were non members. Plug has been participating/coordinating in events like Gnunify from since the initiation of the same. > > The stated goal of PLUG is to have an > GNU/Linux community, and to promote GNU/Linux. Why would you keep out > non-programmers? If you are just talking about techies -- PLUG has participated in evnents like IT expo for last 5 to 6 years.. where we come across Generic "Janata" So we have been doing the same for a very long time. > > Shouldn't you actually be trying to encourage > non-programmers to join PLUG? We do encourage. If you have some good ideas, we would appretiate if you could share the same with us and also help us implement the same. :) > > 3. I don't have a very strong opinion either way - so I don't want to > convert this into a holy war. I just voiced my opinion, and I will now try > to shut up. Same here, no wars. But mine are not opinions But facts. > > navin. Regards Dexter ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 9:54 AM, Gaurav Pant wrote: > Hi > (not making a holy/flame war) > > On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Navin Kabra wrote: >> >> Sorry if what I was misleading. >> What I really meant was this: >> >> 1. There are definitely people in Pune who are not interested in GNU/Linux, >> but would be interested in JavaScript, other programming languages, and >> computer sciences in general. Hence, it would make sense to have a separate >> programming languages and/or topics in computer sciences forum that would >> attract such people. > > >> >> 2. I'm sorry to have implied that PLUG might have some non-programmers. >> Maybe all PLUG members are programmers. > > IT was never stated all plug members are programmer/programmers. PLUG > members range from simple users, programmers in different areas > (kernel, web, java, c etc), Doctors, lawyers, NGO activists etc. > >> >> But I would then ask the question, >> why doesn't PLUG have non-programmers? > > Have answered that earlier. > >> >> Shouldn't PLUG be trying to get >> non-programmers interested in PLUG? > > As I said in my earlier mail you need to be in touch for the > activities that go in around PLUG. > Recently a Linux Awareness Program (Batch) was conducted for around 20 > members of Bhagini Nivedita Bank Bank Pune. Almost all participants > were non members. > > Plug has been participating/coordinating in events like Gnunify from > since the initiation of the same. > >> >> The stated goal of PLUG is to have an >> GNU/Linux community, and to promote GNU/Linux. Why would you keep out >> non-programmers? > > If you are just talking about techies -- PLUG has participated in > evnents like IT expo for last 5 to 6 years.. where we come across > Generic "Janata" > > So we have been doing the same for a very long time. > > >> >> Shouldn't you actually be trying to encourage >> non-programmers to join PLUG? > > We do encourage. > > If you have some good ideas, we would appretiate if you could share > the same with us and also help us implement the same. :) > >> >> 3. I don't have a very strong opinion either way - so I don't want to >> convert this into a holy war. I just voiced my opinion, and I will now try >> to shut up. > > Same here, no wars. > But mine are not opinions But facts. > >> >> navin. > > Regards > Dexter > > ___ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List Hi All, >From having attended both PLUG and Pune Tech meetings, I see hands-on developers, administrators and students working on many platforms (Linux being their favourite) who participate actively in the PLUG meetings. And there are folks who are entrepreneurs, application architects, students who attend Pune Tech meetings. However in the discussion, the focus should be on the offer Mr. Kalsare has made - to teach Javascript and other languages. This is an excellent idea and the PLUG is an excellent platform for technology education since it has a participation of hands-on geeks - developers and administrators who dive into a variety of topics all the way from web development to the operating system. I would urge the technology community in Pune to work together and focus on leveraging all platforms as applicable and not descend into bickering about what could be - such as losing a venue or losing an audience or losing the speaker. So I would propose more joint activities by the two organizations where excellence in technology learning is the focus. The PLUG as well as the Pune Tech Group both fulfill important roles in the local technology community - so it is important for both to work together and not fragment the community. My two cents Alolita Sharma ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On 3/13/09, Kapil Kaisare wrote: > Greetings, all. > > I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and later > on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of PLUG; I Hi, What languages do you have in mind? -aditya ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On 3/13/09, A Sharma wrote: > Hi All, > > So I would propose more joint activities by the two organizations > where excellence in technology learning is the focus. > > The PLUG as well as the Pune Tech Group both fulfill important roles > in the local technology community - so it is important for both to > work together and not fragment the community. Hi, The primary motives of both the groups are very different. Any joint activity will necessarily have to be at a personal level. PLUG, for example, cannot participate in a series involving VB .Net. So while individuals may be common for some or all of the parts of such an activity, the PLUG banner will have to stay away if proprietary technology is involved. -aditya ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 11:10 AM, Aditya Godbole wrote: > On 3/13/09, A Sharma wrote: >> Hi All, >> >> So I would propose more joint activities by the two organizations >> where excellence in technology learning is the focus. >> >> The PLUG as well as the Pune Tech Group both fulfill important roles >> in the local technology community - so it is important for both to >> work together and not fragment the community. > > Hi, > > The primary motives of both the groups are very different. Any joint > activity will necessarily have to be at a personal level. PLUG, for > example, cannot participate in a series involving VB .Net. > So while individuals may be common for some or all of the parts of > such an activity, the PLUG banner will have to stay away if > proprietary technology is involved. > > -aditya > Hi Aditya, I understand what PLUG's goals are :-) My suggestion still stands - to work together on technologies of common interest such as web technologies (most of them are multi-platform) and interoperable technologies (such as Mono which the PLUG has had discussions on). Cheers, Alolita ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
Aditya On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Aditya Godbole wrote: > On 3/13/09, Kapil Kaisare wrote: > > Greetings, all. > > > > I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and > later > > on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of > PLUG; I > > Hi, > > What languages do you have in mind? Javascript to begin with. I was hoping to follow up with others - perhaps Python, Haskell, even Common Lisp maybe? ;) The idea I have in mind is to make regular presentations of interesting features in various languages available in tutorial form. Javascript for instance is so much more than what most developers take it to be. Also bear in mind that I'll be more or less learning as I teach. As Einstein(I think) said, "You always teach best what you most need to learn." > > > -aditya > > ___ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List > Kaisare, Kapil Sadashiv --- [ ] Urgent [ ] Important [*] FYI [ ] Official [ ] Work-related [*] Personal [ ] Reply [*] As you please [ ] Ignore --- ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 8:54 AM, Kapil Kaisare wrote: > Greetings, all. > > I was thinking of doing a series of presentations on Javascript - and later > on, perhaps other interesting languages, at the monthly meetings of PLUG; I > was wondering how many attendees are programmers, and/or how many would be > interested in such presentations? This is something that I have to deal with in Bangalore. We have separate communities for Java, Python, Ruby, OpenSolaris, .NET and Linux. Some of these communities have common members (like myself). There are very few people who are programmers as well as sysadmins/interested in how Linux-like systems work (e.g. apt-get issues, etc). We recently experimented by hosting an Android presentation at the ilug-bengaluru meet a few weekend ago. After the meet, we discovered that there were a very few of us who were able to understand the programmer level nuances of that presentation. Most did enjoy the "system" bit of it. So one lesson that I have learned is to keep language focussed discussions separate from non-language technology discussions. There is other communities in Pune who enjoy discussing programming language related topics. Some of my colleagues at Thoughtworks Pune host language specific meets. There was a recent Ruby meetup at Thoughtworks Pune, and there are enthusiasts on other programming languages and related matters (such as funcitonal programming, test driven development, etc) who often meet there. You may want to link up with them. > > Kaisare, Kapil Sadashiv > --- > [ ] Urgent [ ] Important [*] FYI > [ ] Official [ ] Work-related [*] Personal > [ ] Reply [*] As you please [ ] Ignore > --- > ___ > Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List > ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On 3/13/09, Kapil Kaisare wrote: > Aditya > > > On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Aditya Godbole wrote: > Javascript to begin with. I was hoping to follow up with others - perhaps > Python, Haskell, even Common Lisp maybe? ;) > > The idea I have in mind is to make regular presentations of interesting > features in various languages available in tutorial form. Javascript for > instance is so much more than what most developers take it to be. Sounds good. I presume the attendees need to be proficient programmers in at least one language? -aditya ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
Re: [PLUG] OT: How many of you are programmers?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 11:33 AM, Aditya Godbole wrote: > Sounds good. I presume the attendees need to be proficient programmers > in at least one language? Probably letting a couple of the tutorials happen would self-select the interested attendees :) Proof of the pudding etc.. -- You see things; and you say 'Why?'; But I dream things that never were; and I say 'Why not?' - George Bernard Shaw Sent from: Kandivli Mh India. ___ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
