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- From: "Robert J. Bickel" <rob@example.com>
- Date: Fri, 10 Oct 1997 11:28:14 +0900 (JST)
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-------------------------------------------------------- tlug note from "Robert J. Bickel" <rob@example.com> -------------------------------------------------------- I will be coming to the meeting tomorrow, so I thought I would just give a brief introduction of myself before tomorrow. I am a lecturer (koshi) at Tokyo Nokodaigaku in the Mechanical Engineering Department. I teach controls for mechanical systems. When I was a grad student I used linux at home and other unix systems at school, but when I started working here, my Japanese was terrible (now slowly improving), so I figured it would be just a real pain in the ass to maintain a linux system by myself with no back up in case things went wrong and not able to really communicate well with others, so that I would be pretty much on my own as far as trying to fix any problem. So, I took the safe route and used a windows OS. When I started to advise students, my Japanese slowly improved and some of them were also interested in running unix systems, so now my lab has gone from almost all Windows to almost all unix (linux and free bsd). Unfortunately, I need to use a software package called Matlab which I have for windows, but not unix. I looked into purchasing a license, for unix, but it was about 160 man for the first year alone. A little steep for my research budget. If not for matlab, we would go to linux full time. So as far as my interests are in linux, they mainly lie helping me to do my work well. Which means using tex to write papers, xfig, etc for graphics, cc to write some simulations in c, and networking to keep in touch with other research. Anyway, I hope to see everyone tomorrow. Right now I plan to come for the lunch, but if I'm late I'll see you at Starbucks. I'm trying to convince some of my students to come too. See you tomorrow. Rob P.S. The Tlug pages on Japanese have been very helpful. Yesterday I finally got the edict dictionary to work in mule. I had tried before, but was unsuccessful. Thanks a lot Craig. **************************************************************** Robert Bickel, Lecturer Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology 2-24-16 Nakacho, Koganei-shi, Tokyo 184 Phone: +81-423-88-7103 FAX: +81-423-85-7204 Home: +81-422-42-5615 Cellular: +81-30-691-7580 e-mail: bickel@example.com http://www.tuat.ac.jp/~bickel/rob/robw.html In Japanese $@example.com~G@example.com)Bg3X!"9V;U(B $@")(B184$@example.com~ET>.6b0f;TCfD.(B2$@!<(B14$@!<(B16 $@example.com!'(B 0423-88-7103 $@%U%!%C%/%9!'(B 0423-85-7204 $@<+BpEEOC!'(B 0422-42-5615 $@example.com(B : 030-691-7580 **************************************************************** Next TLUG meeting is Saturday October 11, 1997 ----------------------------------------------------------------- a word from the sponsor will appear below TWICS - Japan's First Public-Access Internet System. www.twics.com info@example.com Tel:03-3351-5977 Fax:03-3353-6096
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