[Smaug] Smaug meeting tonight

Rick Moen rick at linuxmafia.com
Mon Nov 14 17:33:12 PST 2005


Quoting cerise at armory.com (cerise at armory.com):

> Yet another installment of SMAUG this evening at
> Tiny's restaurant.
> 
> Details are on the much-discussed website.

Update:  Since Phil never _even_ got around to adding Anthony to the
SF.net (SourceForge.net) project admin roster, nor checked in any of
Anthony's work, I've updated the site myself (and resumed maintenance).

Reminder:

Anyone willing to help maintain Smaug's Web pages need only e-mail one
of the existing project admins, providing your SF.net login, to get
commit access.  (Anthony would be very welcome!)  Those admins are
(still), per http://sourceforge.net/projects/smaug-web/:

cerise (Phil White)
dgatwood (David A. Gatwood)
eldeeq (Lisa DeQuattro)
jmhunter (Jacob M. Hunter)
quaid (Karsten Wade)
rickmoen (Rick Moen)

It's not difficult:  Procedures are detailed in Document Manager in our
project.  Starting at http://www.scruz.org/ (our home page), select
"Project Pages", then "Docs".  Notice there's a short piece called "How
to Work on the Smaug Web Site".  That's all you need.

The changeover in March to _weekly_ meetings instead of monthly means
that two files (index.sub and meeting.sub -- the non-static parts of
index.html and meeting.html, respectively) need to get a bunch of listed
dates incremented weekly.  It would be nice  if someone _in_ the Santa
Cruz area would help make that happen.  (Yes, I'm ex-Crown College, but
I live north of Stanford, these days.)

Alternatively, if you're really hot stuff with sed/awk, and think you 
can script that date changeover right _on_ shells.sourceforge.net, hot
damn:  Go for it.


If you don't like the CVS regime or site design, don't tell _me_ about it.
I didn't set it up; I'm just a content janitor.  ;->




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