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CLUE Meeting Info
Next Meeting:  9 January 2001
Location:  Hall-Kinion -- DTC
Time:  7:15 pm

Main Topic: Jabber: Getting the Message (7:15 pm)
Peter Saint-Andre:

What is Jabber? Some see it as an open-source replacement for IM services like ICQ and AIM. However, while Jabber fills that role and fills it pretty well, Jabber is about much more than Internet chat. Fundamentally, it's an XML-based system and protocol for real-time communications. With the spread of Linux into the embedded space, Jabber has the potential to act as a router of structured information between any two devices or applications that can connect to the Internet.

In this session we'll explore where Jabber came from, where it is today, where it's going, and the impact it might have in the Linux and open-source communities.

KISS Session Topic:  Case Study: Total Cost of Ownership (6:30 pm)
Otis Lamar:

I will be discussing Linux and TCO. Using my work experiences as a Project Manager in a corporate IT department as a Case Study.

Vendor:  Hall Kinion
Hall Kinion will provide food and beverages.

CLUE News and Notes

  • (10/22/00) CLUE is looking for a volunteer presentors for the 2001 year.  Please contact Ed Young for details.  We need both main presentations (1 hour) and KISS presentations (1/2 hour).  Anyone is welcome!

  • (8/29/00) Have you joined the new Clue Email lists?  We are now using the mailman mailserver.  Check out the new features, such as digest, archives, and easy web administration for your email accounts.  Thanks to Lynn Danielson for the mailman configuration and administration.

  • (7/16/00) Thanks to Hall Kinion who graciously offered a new stadium-style meeting room for the Clue meetings.

Please drop a note to the webmaster if you would like to have a news item posted on the CLUE web site.
Who is CLUE?
Colorado Linux Users & Enthusiasts (CLUE) is the Linux User's Group (LUG) for the Denver metro area.  We meet the second Tuesday of each month.  Whether you are new to Linux, a Linux expert, or just interested in Linux, please join us at our next meeting.  If you cannot attend the monthly meetings, you can still be involved in the CLUE Talk email list.
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