Robert Snyder wrote:
> I own a couple of macs and lot of pcs. For alot of things I been only
> in need of mac os 9 and 8.6 aka Classic mac os as apple now calls it.
> I now have some applications that need to be run in OS X. OS X is not
> hard to figure out but looking for a MUG as they call it to find some
> people that know the inner workings of OSX better like I can not fine
> the config file for ssh . I googled it but it seems to have moved in
> 10.3
>
> So if anyone has a idea where i might ifind a local one ( perferrably
> one with a mailing list like this one) It would be a great help.
I'm just amused by the acronym MUG.
I strongly suspect that any MUGs you might run across will mostly be
filled with chatter about the color shemes of their Macs. Good luck.
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