If you live here Washington DC, area, I can help you for free training. I won't charge you any money but you need to bring your laptop and one of your friend, (Linux is knowledge sharing). at least 2 people and I can teach you for free two weekend days sat - sun for two months at least 4 hrs a day. Its up to you how much you can catch in two months. Let me know if you are interested. Last edited: 22-Mar-09 09:48 PM
peacesoul · Mar 22, 2009 9:47 PM · 40,166 views
Thanks dekchidriver, I am fine with Name. But I am a UNIX guys so please think of me too but Linux is what I started with. I am fine with that.............. Thanks
PeaceSoul · Oct 1, 2009 1:52 PM
PeaceSoul you join yet? :)
dekchidriver · Oct 1, 2009 3:58 PM
Yes I joined.. lets make it a reality............
peacesoul · Oct 1, 2009 7:15 PM
peacesoul this is a great initiative! I have been using linux on and off for past 3 years and I am looking forward to learning some more through the info. Last edited: 27-Dec-09 03:43 PM
un1x · Oct 1, 2009 9:48 PM
sudo dpkg -i nepalilinuxusergroup.deb
nome64 · Oct 5, 2009 8:19 PM
ERROR: Does not compute.
dekchidriver · Oct 5, 2009 8:48 PM
Maybe this needs a bump up or two? I just checked the discussion group page and it looked like it started out pretty well; but nothing much seemed to happen since October. Just thinking out loud and typing here, how about doing a webex like session every Sunday evening or so, for 30-60 minutes? Maybe that would help facilitate realtime communication, better participation, and more information exchange. DimDim(www.dimdim.com) offers a 'free' presentation sharing application version, which allows a presenter to share his/her desktop, and participants to dial in and listen, as well as browse to a site and watch the live demo at the same time. I'm not sure if the free version allows switching the presenter while a session is in progress (in case a second user needs to run a demo), which could be a 'cool' deal, but almost all of the other fundamental features seem to be offered by this tool. If the current approach is working well, then there's no need to consider the alternatives, otherwise I strongly suggest trying one of these live sessions out. This could additionally help form a new kind of social network within Sajha. Afterall we're in the Social e-Networking age these days. Lastly, I can help coordinate this with enough support, and possibly contribute anything I can to get this kicked off. ~@~ Last edited: 14-Dec-09 07:01 PM
SAAJHA · Dec 14, 2009 6:56 PM
Good idea!
K6 · Dec 14, 2009 9:12 PM
bump for great justice!
dekchidriver · Apr 19, 2010 9:38 AM
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