On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Jon 'maddog' Hall, Executive Director, Linux International wrote:
> This year I have (once again) bought the space ... So I leave it up to
> you. I am going to leave on an airplane in about 10 minutes so don't
> write asking me questions. It is all up to you.
Well, maddog has given us a challenge. I don't want to let him down. :)
> ... and it should be in the same building, the same spot as last year.
In the big "Exhibits" barn, right next to the snack bar, for those who don't
remember.
> It is covered, and the building is locked at nigbt with no one in it.
> There is electricity (although you should bring a UPS, extension cords,
> etc.) and we have a fairly good time both telling people about Linux and
> looking for bargains.
I can bring extension cords, power strips, a big UPS, portable lighting and
sound, a PC with peripherals... ummm... a small Ethernet hub if we want...
that's about it. In other words, I got the basics tech side covered, but not
the marketing side.
Anyone else want to help?
Volunteers to staff the table and talk about Linux? We will possibly sell
GNHLUG stuff, so this may involve keeping track of money. I suspect Friday
will be harder to staff then Saturday.
A couple more people to bring PCs (maybe even a laptop?) so my box isn't the
only one? If you've got lots of neat apps or flashy desktop applets, so much
the better.
Who can provide signage, banners, posters, flyers, info disks, info sheets,
etc., etc.?
Who has GNHLUG CDs, shirts, mugs, etc., to sell?
Anyone have a table cloth or something else suitable for covering up the
plain wooden table we will have?
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Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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