[KLUG Members] Linux in India

[Adam Williams]

> >>Yes, that would be interesting! Frankly, I've been too amazed that
> >>someone on India is on a Midwestern LUG's mailing list to ask. ;-)
> >Actually, I graduated with M.S in Computer science from WMU in Spring 2002
> >and had attended couple of KLUG meets at Computer science building (dunbar)
> >while doing my M.S.
> Yes, everyone goes everywhere, and so do our packets. This message is
> being sent to Russia, to South America, perhaps to India, and other

Don't forget Japan,  I know we have one of those; as well as a pair of
Californians (and we all know that is really a seperate country).

> destinations as remote from the American midwest, which ain't the mid-
> west you grew up in, largely due to things like the Internet.
> So yes, Sanjay, rock on! The progress of Linux, anywhere, is of interest to
> us here... wherever here may be.

Yep, Open Source knows no borders.  I use packages written in Spain,
Canada, Brazil, and Saudi Arabaia every day; and thats just the ones I
know about.  Linux progress anywhere is Linux progress everywhere.  Talk
about "synergy"!  And I suspect a respectable percentage of software
developement takes place in India (Novell for one instance has a large
shop there).