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April 19, 2012, San Diego, CA

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I would like to open this discussion as suggested at last night's High Performance meet up at Filter Digital. It was noted by several members that our main page has been reorganized to show the discussions list above the events list in the main content region of the page. Many suggestions were made about this reorganization and I will not try to reproduce them all here (please come and comment to make yourself heard).

WAMP installs PHP in a subdirectory of WAMP during the installation process. Installing Drush via http://drush.ws/drush_windows_installer also installs some kind of PHP in its subdirectory and "drush status" will show that it is using that php.ini file.

Why doesn't Drush just use the WAMP installed php files and WAMP's php.ini? Why do I need two php directories full of files? Can't I just use the WAMP php files for Drush, and if so, how?

To anyone who was at the Acquia drupal gardens panel this Wednesday, feel free to email me if you want to discuss anything that I might of said or that was brought up.

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Thanks,
Alen
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Hey Drupalers,

Drupal SANDcamp 2012, January 25-28, in San Diego is shaping up to be a big success. We are expecting hundreds of executives, technical leaders, experts and users of all experience levels to participate. SANDcamp’s four-day agenda is filling fast:

I am asking this question here because I see many Drupal people using Macintosh systems. I am not a Mac user, but a client of mine is. He is currently using Entourage (came with Office 2004, 2008) to handle his email. It has been giving him lots of problems and he wants to consider other clients, and possible Gmail. He currently has email on his domain, but that can be redirected to a Gmail account.

Who's going to SANDcamp this year? There's a large contingent of Los Angeles-area Drupal community members who are going, so feel free to post here if you're looking for co-presenters or rideshares.