[Chicago] May meeting -- socializing begins at 7 p.m., presentations begin at 7:17 p.m.

[Atul Varma]

Over the past few weeks I've had to switch between so many different
linux distros with their own shell-scripted ways of starting &
stopping server processes that I just got fed up with them and wrote
one in Python.

It's pretty simple and lightweight--only about 230 lines of code with
comments and error checking, so I thought it might make a decent
newbie-friendly presentation of some of the more unix-specific
modules.  I'd also like to see what kind of feedback you guys have on
it.

So, I'd be up for giving a short presentation on this if anyone's interested.

- Atul

On 5/4/06, Robare, Phil <PRobare at chx.com> wrote:
> I took it upon myself to update the web page with known meeting details.
> Jason may wish to review and annotate what I extracted from his previous
> postings.  I think we are still a little vague on 'lightning talks' that
> are supposed to follow Jason's headliner.
>
> I would be interested if someone would step up with a talk on decorators
> - their use and abuse.
>
> Phil
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