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[DotGNU]Reminder - Weekly DotGNU Meeting


From: Gopal V
Subject: [DotGNU]Reminder - Weekly DotGNU Meeting
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 21:28:50 +0530
User-agent: Mutt/1.2.5i

DotGNU holds weekly meetings to discuss any issues
of relevance; to allow the developers to catch up
with each other; and to allow new members to ask
questions and find out how to join in.

The meetings are conducted via IRC in the channel
#dotgnu on irc.openprojects.net at the following
times:

    Saturday 1000 UTC
    Saturday 2200 UTC

The first is best for DotGNU members east of UTC
and the second is best for DotGNU members west
of UTC.  Some of the key DotGNU members attend
both meetings.

The logs of #dotgnu are always available here:

http://dotgnu.voxel.net/~andrew/logs/dotgnu/ 

Note: the times are UTC, not GMT.  That is, they
do not include daylight savings adjustments during
the northern summer.  If you have a Unix system,
then the command "date; date -u" will give you
your current time in both local and UTC, allowing
you do determine when the next meeting will occur.

(Rhys)
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Agenda on this weeks discussion will centre round 
the pnet's support for PInvoke and its implications
on dotgnu-libs development. 

Some comments about the new logo on DotGNU.info , 
and a few suggestions on improving the website. 
Providing an RSS feed ? .. Restarting the "This week
in DotGNU" ... ? or just plain design alterations.

Learning DotGNU book may just recieve a couple of
new contributers ... (all Java whizes are welcome).

So hit the channel and keep it ticking .. With pnet
running GTK# and moving smoothly along , we need to
find a nice GTK app to sound out the bugs .. Any kewl
ideas ?

Gopal.V

PS: I may just miss the meet ... I have too much work
    this weekend.
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