I really like the Linux in a Sack idea, but how about the idea of a "Linux
Care Package"?
Something like what your poor lonely computer would get at Summer Camp
instead of beef jerky, comic books and pre-addressed postcards.
In fact, speaking of that, is anyone on this list familiar with any of the
many computer summer camps / programs? I wonder if there are any such
camps devoted to free OSes -- does anyone know? I know that the CS class
at the Franklin and Marshall-based CTY program in Lancaster PA (CTY,
loosely speaking, is a asummer prgoram run by Johns Hopkins offering
classes in a number of subjects to bright middle and high-school aged
students) uses scheme to teach programming ...
Timothy
On Wed, 2 Jun 1999, Chris wrote:
> > But we have to be careful, if we give away CDs, we
> > should provide clear instruction, or at least a web
> > site "url" with clear instructions.
> > As an Example, "Suse", give away Cds with pretty clear
> > instructions on the sleeve.
> Maybe include a cd, installation instructions, and maybe
> a t-shirt in a "Linux Happy Bag", or "Linux in a Sack",
> something like that might be nice...
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