TL> Not down here, we still have 2 Linux groups in our state here. Melbourne TL> Linux Users Group and Linux Users Victoria.
I'm guessing those kind of groups are likely available in larger centers.
TL> Also, there is Melbourne Wireless (a hobbyist group build a metro wide TL> wifi network), and the oldest of them all - APANA - the Australian Public TL> Access Network Association, a hobbyist networking group. Once, a cheap TL> source of Internet access, now a useful means to obtain IP tunnels and TL> experiment with networking infrastructure.
That might be neat.
TL> As for ham radio clubs, they go in cycles, but there are several TL> significant clubs down in Melbourne, and the local club here is working on TL> modernising its image, broadening into more general electronics, even TL> cycling (the "Pedal Radio Group"), and getting involved in community TL> events, providing communications, their latest work being comms for a TL> local marathon carnival. I didn't help, only because I was competing in a TL> relay event that was part of the day! :)
As for Hams, most here are likely 60 and over. We used to do comms, and field day and all that stuff. But, we didnt need IPV6 for th at <G> --- SBBSecho 3.00-Win32 * Origin: The Lions Den BBS, Trenton, On, CDN (1:249/303)
