The warpevents.eu Steering Group is now accepting bids from groups or individuals wishing to host Warpstock Europe 2012.

Groups or individuals considering hosting Warpstock Europe 2011 should submit a letter of their intent to host this event by e-mail to:

http://steeringgroup(at)warpevents.eu

The deadline for submission is September 30, 2011.

Information about the bid process and the requirements for hosting a Warpstock Europe event will be found on the warpevents.eu web site at:

http://http://www.warpevents.eu/en/library/public_wiki/wiki/PublicLibraryTOC.html

This letter of intent should contain a list of the individuals involved, the city or area in which the event would be held, and the suggested time of year for the event (dates with potentially good weather are preferred). The letter of intent may contain any additional information about the proposed bid that the team wishes to share. It should also include the benefits of holding the event in their suggested location. This letter does not need to be in great detail about the proposed event, but rather, a commitment from the group about entering into the bid process.

The Steering Group will remain in close contact with the teams throughout the entire bid process, including final site selection. The Steering Group contains a number of past event team members and will be available to provide support for any group wishing to submit a proposal.

Now is the time to start! Let’s make Warpstock Europe 2012 a most memorable event!

Warpstock is an annual conference for the OS/2 and eComStation operating systems and related technology. It is dedicated to information, education, support, and exchange and addresses users, developers, and software vendors. To achieve these goals, the event offers seminars and workshops, exhibition areas, and room for personal exchange.

More information is available at:

http://http://www.warpevents.eu />http://http://www.warpstock.eu

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Saturday, August 20th
9:30 AM - 1 PM

Peter is continuing to work on configuring his new development environment which is going to need to support multiple toolchains. This month we are are going to discuss methods of handling this on eCS/OS2.

Some of you might have heard that a patched version of tcpip32.dll has been released. Steven is going to discuss why it was developed and what it does.

Steven has been working on a utility called clonekill. If there is time, he’s going to show us what the current incarnation can do.

After this, it’s going to yet another Q&A session for the rest of us. Bring your questions.

As almost always, there will be coffee and donuts.

For additional information, see:
<http://class='extlink'http://www.scoug.com/meetings.html> /> Tom Brown, Catherder
thomabrown at gmail dot com
Member SCOUG, V.O.I.C.E., SDAA, & SDFWA

Date: Tuesday, August 23
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Place: Fresh Choice
248 Great Mall Dr
Milpitas, CA 95035-8026
Phone: (408) 934-9090

Fresh Choice has plenty of room, it’s quiet and they have WiFi. There is a
light rail station near the meeting location.

The group buy of eCS 2.1 media packs is on, and I still have a few copies
available.

Meeting topics:
eCS 2.1 tips and tricks
Warpstock 2011 conference next October.

As usual, we’ll have an OS/2 Q and A for any user questions.

Come join us in our monthly meeting. We are OS/2 and eComStation users, and we
meet every month to discuss ideas about our favorite operating system.

BayWarp website: http://class='extlink'http://www.baywarp.org/ />

Neil Waldhauer http://class='mailtolink'neil@blondeguy.com http://class='extlink'www.blondeguy.com />Expert consulting for OS/2 Warp and eComStation