PC UNIX SIG MTG: Fiedler & Hunter

hemenway at cdp.UUCP hemenway at cdp.UUCP
Wed Aug 24 03:13:00 AEST 1988


PC UNIX SIG				  Wednesday, September 7, 7pm

     NOTE THE NEW MEETING NIGHT:  FIRST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH


  		    MERGING TOWARDS THE FUTURE
		    --------------------------

The topic of the September meeting of the PC UNIX SIG is "Merging 
Towards the Future".  Our speakers will be David Fiedler and Bruce 
Hunter.  David Fiedler is the editor and publisher of UNIQUE, the UNIX 
industry newsletter, and co-founder of magazines such as UNIX Review and 
The C Journal.  Bruce Hunter is the author of five computer books, and 
the UTS Systems Administrator at Intel Corporation.  Together, they 
wrote the book "UNIX System Administration", published by Sams/Hayden.

"Merging Towards the Future" will explain the upcoming merges of UNIX 
System V and XENIX, and UNIX System V and SunOS.  The speakers will 
provide a technical overview of these merged products, as well as the 
ramifications for the PC UNIX and general UNIX market.  They will also 
discuss the role and effects of the Open Software Foundation in the UNIX 
market.  

General Meeting Information:

	Agenda:	Merging Towards the Future with David Fiedler and Bruce Hunter.
		General questions and answers.
		Followup on last month's topic: device drivers.
		Announcements.

	Date:	Wednesday, Sep. 7, 7:00pm to 9:00pm
		(First Wednesday of every month)

	Place:	AT&T Training Center
		1090 E. Duane Ave., Sunnyvale.

		(Take 101 to Lawrence South, turn right onto
		Duane; after a short block, when Duane jogs
		right, you go straight into the AT&T driveway;
		the main entrance is on the far side.)

	Info:	Dan Kionka
		408-432-1300 ext 5205 (work)
		408-729-0591 (home)
		{amdahl,uunet,unisoft}!cerebus!dank

The PC UNIX SIG is a group that meets monthly to discuss the popular
UNIX versions for the IBM PC family.  We have beginners as well as
experts, all trying to help each other and learn more about Unix.  The
format is formal presentations and general questions and answers.  We
are also starting a library of public domain source code and an
electronic mail network.

The meetings are free and open to the public, but members are encouraged
to join the parent group, Silicon Valley Computer Society (SVCS).  SVCS
is an IBM PC users group which has monthly meetings with speakers from
the PC industry.  For more information on SVCS call 408-286-2969.



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