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Subject: FreeBSD users in Austin TX?
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Date: Sat, 2 Mar 1996 16:05:37 +0100 (MET)
Cc: hoosier@rider.cactus.org (Who Sir?)
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Jerry Dunham writes:
>
> Greg Lehey opined:
>} There's quite an active FreeBSD group in Austin,
>
> Really?  All I've run across is the Linux group, which is quite active
> and very helpful, particularly Lindsay Haisley, who helped me some time
> ago with my cousin's Kaypro 2X before I finally gave up and switched her
> over to an Atari.  Who do you know in the FreeBSD group, and how would I
> reach them?  Do they have patience with clueless newbies?

Well, now I've shot my mouth, what's the truth?  Can somebody answer
Jerry (hoosier@rider.cactus.org) in a more authoritative manner than I
have done?

Greg