Hi Roshan, Organising GNU/Linux Workshop / Seminar is easy.
You need to provide the venue and audience at mutually agreed date. :-) You also need to provide what type of audience is this. You will also require to pay conveyance (INR 100.00) to speakers (typically 2-4). Here is the outline of the seminar. 1. Free and Open Source Philosophy. 2. GNU/Linux OS architecture 3. CLI and GUI in GNU/Linux 4. What is a GNU/Linux Distribution 5. GNU/Linux installation basic 6. GNU/Linux File system Layout 7. GNU/Linux Applications - Productivity, Games, Graphics, Multimedia, Development, Embedded, Clusters, Grids, Super Computing, Internet Access, Various types of Servers/Services. 8. Getting Help / Help Resources - Manual Pages, Howto Documents, TLDP.org, Mailing Lists, Local LUGs, Google and many on-line resources. Duration: 1 Day (9:30am - 18:00pm) Date (Proposed):28th Jan 2006 / 4th Feb. 2006 / 18th Feb. 2006 Venue: Decided by organiser. Equipments: 1/2 PCs with projection to be provided by organiser. I for one is available for speaking on the proposed dates or any other mutually agreed dates. I would invite other speakers to come forward and put their name in front of the preferred topic(s). And please don't flame for top posting. With regards, On Fri, 2006-02-03 at 16:18, Roshan wrote: > Kind Attn: Rony Sir > > I had made a request earlier for a Seminar on GNU/Linux and got a good > response for the same. Novell India's Employee decided to conduct but due to > some time constraints, it could go further. > > Recently, I read the minutes of the past meeting, and found that GLUG > MUMBAI plans to conduct workshops for awareness. > > I study in S. K. Somaiya College of Arts, Science and Commerce pursuing > Third Year BSc (I. T.). We have department of I.T. and Computer Science and a > few students would be interested to know about GNU/Linux. > > Kindly inform me how does GLUG plans to go about this and what I am > supposed to be doing and who to be in touch with. > > > _____________________________ > www.geocities.com/d_rosh2001 > If there's anything that you want to ask about related to computers and > information technology email me at any of the following addresses > 1) [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I think I should be able to help you > > If you don't know something, its always better to learn it and then > experiment with components! > > PLAN THINGS BEFORE EXECUTION! > > Visit http://www.somaiya.edu > > The internet is the biggest Library, laboratory and the Classroom independent > of location but dependent on computer with an internet connection! > > --------------------------------- > Jiyo cricket on Yahoo! India cricket -- --Dinesh Shah :-) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Shah Micro System +91-98213-11906 -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
