Hi Ravi and Ranendra and also other friends from ASCOL and other colleges,
Thank you for showing immense interest in 'LTSP'. Infact, the
concept of e-library has itself been surviving because of so much of
interest among the students and the enthusiasm for serving the community.
I am sure everyone in FOSS circle appreciates the energy and the
enthusiasm. The LTSP training itself had some basic criterias regarding
knowledge of Linux. I hope that was well cleared by Shankar Dai by quoting
the actual announcement in the mailing list.
Let me again remind you that it is not just ASCOL from where a few
people couldn't be selected and for obvious reason that we had a limited
seats. And more than those who couldn't be selected, it was difficult for
selectors to reject the applications. But still, 2nd training should be
considered quite positive since it already excluded Pulchowk campus and KU.
And let me bring it to your fact that when a training for IOEians
was conducted last week, there were as many application rejections then as
it is now. But Barshaa must have already clarified that there is still
second change with LTSP. More LTSP Training of Trainers would be conducted
soon.
I know there are many people who want to learn Linux and all, so
as told by Hempal Dai, the Training and Research centre is for that purpose
itself.
Cheers,
Jitendra Harlalka.
"On behalf of ASCOL"
On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 6:54 PM, Hempal Shrestha
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi Ravi, Ranendra,
>
> Great to hear about so much of interest for LTSP and LINUX training. Yes,
> it is true that LTSP training is an awaited training and is being conducted
> after a gap of one reay. But, as you all are aware we have started a FOSS
> Training and Research Center at Brihaspati Vidyasadan School (BVS) at Naxal,
> where this training is being conducted.
>
> One of the major objective of this FOSS Training and Research Center is to
> cater the demand of various level of training and research activities on
> Linux and other FOSS activities. As, shared in one previous eamil by
> Shishir, we look forward to make this Center a real sucess, for this we need
> all support, good word and contribution from each community members. We are
> looking forward for ALL commuinty members to take optimal benefit from this
> facility. As a way ahead, we need a team of community members who can run
> regular trainings and other activities in the center. And definatly, we also
> need participants, who will be participating in these trainings. As, we need
> to make this center sustainable, we will be paying/charging some nominal
> amount/chareges for thier services/participation respectively. So, I request
> all the gear put up your views about what needs to be done, and how you can
> best be part of this initiative.
>
> I look forward to hear more on this
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Hempal Shrestha
>
>
>
> On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 3:18 PM, ravi <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi, Shankar
>> Thanks fou ur opinion..and lets have a successful LIST training and
>> congratulation to those who were selected. FOSS should be appreciated
>> for organising such event.
>> From reading Sandeep's post and yours, indeed there may be no seniors
>> or juniors but have those with more expertise and less. We must learn
>> to stand before we can walk. I think what he meant to say is "lets
>> create a platform for new comer and place where they can ask questions
>> and start." and we ourselves can starts organizing frequent workshops
>> on Linux.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ranendra Adhikari.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> >
>
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