Add one more vote please:

  [X] No change (Twin Cities Linux User Group) -> TCLUG
  [ ] Twin Cities GNU/Linux User Group -> TCLUG
  [ ] Twin Cities GNU/Linux User Group -> TCGLUG

Thanks.

Paul

On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 6:31 AM, Jima <jima at beer.tclug.org> wrote:
> swede wrote:
>> And not that it will change my vote, but if it becomes TCGLUG will I
>> still be able to ask questions about non GNU software and expect a
>> polite answer?
>
>  Wait, are you implying that you're gotten polite answers here before?
>  Are we talking about the same mailing list?
>
>  Joking aside, people have always (for varying definitions of "always")
> asked "off-topic" (that is, non-Linux-related) questions, with various
> amounts of politeness coming back to them.  Defining our list/group as a
> GNU/Linux-centric list doesn't, to me, exclude non-GNU software from our
> discussions.  It just serves as a reminder/acknowledgment of where a lot
> of the "Linux" core (like, say, coreutils!) originates from.
>  And even if it did exclude non-GNU software somehow, hell, people have
> asked Windows questions on this list and lived to see the next day.
>
>  (FWIW, my general test for "is this off-topic software?" has always
> been "will it compile under Linux?"  Although I should probably say
> GNU/Linux there, because I think we all know where GCC comes from.)
>
>      Jima
>
> who's not looking to start a tangent on ICC
>
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