Hello David! That certainly sounds interesting. So what about the café makes it open source-centric? What would a typical customer "discover" about FOSS there?
re, spd On Apr 5, 2005 12:49 PM, David J Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Howdy ! > My name's David J Patrick, new subscriber, and just wanted to introduce > myself. > I'm a filmmaker and eclectic sort, in the process of opening up a n Open > Source centric caffe called linuxcaffe. > (linuxcaffe.com; wiki website on the way out, drupal-based site on the > way in) > > The reason I subscribed is this; linuxcaffe is going to be a place to > discover FOSS technologies, while enjoying a good cup of coffee. One of > the many things I'd like to offer my customers is access to voip, free, > if you rent a laptop. (think thin client internet caffe) and I would > like to install an asterix PBX, too. I have a Bell business package > without even call-answer, in anticipation of such a set-up. > > I'm hoping to find one or two enthusiastic/capable folks who would be > interested in becoming our phone guru(s) and so, here it is, the word is > out ! ;-) > The benefits ? well.. we'll feed you coffee and sweet things... you get > to hang with other propellerheads... and you can be instrumental in > making your favorite disruptive technologies more popular ! > What more could you want ? (other than money ;-) > > thanks for thinking about it, I look forward to your reactions, > djp > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- * Simon P. Ditner / ON-Asterisk Mailing List / http://uc.org/asterisk *
