I have an old 386 if it's any good to you. It's gathering dust. It might be _too_ legacy :-)
>How about "Come and see how easy and cheap it is to set up a thin >network for your school, using one decent server and a number of legacy >computers as terminals" > >I am downloading the latest k12ltsp cd's and will be setting it up on my >home machine. Maybe a suite of (say 4) older computers for a demo.....? > >Nick. > > >On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 21:31, Chris Hellyar wrote: >> I think all day is a good idea, and we'll even make a cuppa for Zane when he >> comes in at 11 :-). >> >> Don't now about room size.. Never been there. Numbers? I imagine 40-50 >> people including all of us? Or am I dreaming.. Depends on how much >> coverage we get. If we go out on the 'if you missed computerworld' slant, >> and tell computerworld themselves we'll get a few thousand :-). (OK, maybe >> a bit hopeful). >> >> Cheers, Chris. >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "gjw49" >> >> > I personally think we should run the installfest 9-5. Might as well make a >> day of it, >> > we'll likely need all the time we can get. And if we've got the previous >> evening and >> > following morning for setup/cleanup then it's all good =) >> > >> > What do others think? >> > >> > Also, on another note, if room 101 is the room I think it is, it's not >> very big, no? What >> > sort of numbers are we aiming to have? If we're going to advertise this >> then we should >> > have plenty of room available - having no more deskspace and a bunch of >> people outside the >> > door with computers is not a good look. Just my 2c. >> >> > > >
