Nicolas Roard wrote: > Hi everybody, > > We need to know who can bring hardware for the fosdem's booth... > here's what we *need*: > > - "public" computers for the booth -- ideally one running windows, one > running linux/bsd, one running OS X -- could be laptops or not. Those > mac mini do not take space in a luggage ;-)
Ideally, we could resolve much of these hardware issues using virtualization - e.g. a single Mac Mini could run OSX + Windows, effectively eliminating the need for a second machine. The only remaining question is whether such a machine can run with a dual-head layout. Though I can't bring a big machine myself, I would be willing to donate my old notebook (a crappy iBuddie 533MHz Transmeta and 256MB RAM). Also, when I'm not doing any talks (I would like to have a single one anyway), I'm willing to donate also my "new" notebook (a 15'' 1.5GHz Celeron M). So the sum of hardware from me: - 1 slow, but functional 533MHz Transmeta (I can install whatever is needed) - 1 functional newer 1.5GHz notebook (running Linux + Windows in a VM) -- Saso > > - external screen (if someone can bring a computer but not a screen, > and someone else can bring a screen but not a computer... ;-) or even > simply as a mirrored screen for a demo) > > - power extension cables > > - kensington cables could be neat too, though we never had any problems > > - a video camera for the devroom talks + ideally a tie microphone > (else sound is really bad) > > - a video projector for the devroom (the fosdem guys will give us one > anyway, but it would be better to have our own, trust me) > > If you're going to the fosdem and you can bring something on the list, > please tell us :) > > Cheers, > _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list Discuss-gnustep@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
