Dallas Team Meetup?

[rickytikki]

hello my fellow Dallas Ubuntu users. I would like to know if anyone would be interested in having a meet up to talk about Ubuntu or hardware config or just about anything. I would like to get to know the people in Dallas who use Ubuntu and try to set up a network between us so we can help each other out whatever the problem.

[jramshu]

I don't live far from the Big D, about an hour east. Been thinking about doing the same thing out this way.

[rickytikki]

Yeah I would definitely go out there also i just want to see how many people in dallas are using ubuntu and are willing to take this a step further. Maybe a Dallas Local Team would be nice :)

[Macskeeball]

Yeah I would definitely go out there also i just want to see how many people in dallas are using ubuntu and are willing to take this a step further. Maybe a Dallas Local Team would be nice :)

There already is such a team. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DallasTeam

I found that link in the "Getting Started" sticky, along with teams for five other regions.

[jramshu]

Didn't see that, thanks for the info. I reckon I may just see about joining.

[catco_designs]

There has been a Dallas Team for some time but the meetings page would make me question if the meet regularly
also there is a Makers/Geek Space in the area
and at least a few LUGS in both Fort Worth and Dallas

[jramshu]

Yea, I saw that it doesn't seem very active. I live too far from the Big D to drive to a meeting anyways. I am thinking I need to check for one locally in N.E. Tx, around the Greenville and Sulphur Springs area. Not sure how many around would be interested.

[cerixon]

Hello all,

Is there many Ubuntu users in the Dallas area?? Are we able to meet just to get started? I am able to meet on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, as i work weekend.

Let's try to keep this alive.

Thanks.

[shinykronos]

If there is still any activity in this effort, I would also be interested. Personal meeting or just synching up online. I would be interested from an aspiring developer perspective, but also just from an effective Ubuntu user (and general open-source user) view. Regards.