we'd like to volunteer a talk on IPv6. pls tell us time alloted per
topic.
thanks,
denis
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On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, Ian C. Sison wrote:
>
> (Sorry for cross posting this)
>
> Fellow Listers,
>
> As a result of the communications and discussions we are having over at
> the linux10 mailing list [a list set up to facilitate discussions on the
> planning of the event] we are proud to post a summary of what has been
> agreed so far. If you are interested in joining the discussions, please
> send 'subscribe' to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> As this is a community contributory effort, your help is always welcome.
>
>
> ==============================================================
>
> Important:
>
> o DATE/VENUE IS FINAL: Since no violent objections were posted, we can now
> finally set the date and venue of the event.
>
> ***
> Saturday, August 25, 2001, from 9AM to 6PM at the premises of the Asia
> Pacific College, located at Humabon Place, Magallanes, Makati City.
> ***
>
>
> ==============================================================
>
> Other Notes
>
> o According to eric, Orly Andico and Engels Antonio have not responded to
> them being 'volunteered' to chair some topics on the list. Could anyone
> contact them personally?
>
> o ISSUE: on the length, depth of the talks to be held. Shall these be
> held on a big forum, small group/BOF type, or on a case to case basis.
>
> o ISSUE: on the proposed 'audience' of the topics - should newbie topics
> outnumber advanced topics?
>
> ==============================================================
>
> Task Assignments: [marvin]
>
> Okay, we need to know who will lead this project or maybe who will lead in
> preparation to this event. Also, we need to know who are those people who
> will work with us PHYSICALLY. I suggest also that we need to form
> committees for the said project. The purpose of this is for us to be able
> to identify who are the people concerned for the particular functions and
> will be able to follow-up them regarding their individual job status. Below
> are the committees that I have in mind:
>
> o Program (over-all program of activities)
>
> o Ways & Means (sponsors, venue, hardware, software, etc)
>
> o Physical Arrangement (decorations, hardware installation, rooms,
> tables, chairs, etc)
>
> o Records & Recognition (pictures, promotions, press release,
> certificates for the speakers, etc)
>
> o Security (attendees, hardware, software, etc)
>
> o Registration - Ian Sison has volunteered to donate an apache/embperl
> Based registration program, and Rom Flores was willing to lend his
> nametag printer.
>
> ==============================================================
>
> FINAL VENUE
>
> o Asia Pacific College Caf & classrooms [Chris Haravata] [100-150pax]
>
>
> ==============================================================
>
> BANDWIDTH
>
> o The APC Venue can donate bandwidth/Meridian Telekoms
> o Mar Apuhin can donate his skyinet dialup account for the event
>
> ==============================================================
>
> HARDWARE [for the install fests, Exhibits, Registration and CD Replication
> Activities]
>
> o As per Chris Haravata, he will ask Raul Ocampo of
> SuSE Phils re: Itanium boxes for the exhibit
>
> o Rene Torres/Progressive Ideas offered to loan the following boxes:
>
> 3 network-ready computers
> 1 933MHZ Mandrake 8.0 16x Plextor CD-Writer 128MB RAM,
> 1 400MHZ Celeron RedHat 7.1 4x CD YAMAHA SCSI CD Writer 128MB
> 1 300MHZ Mandrake 8.0 Celeron 64MB RAM) and optionally,
>
> and for demo (if there's interest)
> 1 first generation iMac triple-booting Linux, OS X and Mac OS
>
> Rene will you include a HUB? or can APC provide the physical
> ethernet, Chris?
>
>
> ==============================================================
>
> MEDIA COVERAGE
> (do you know anyone who can take care of this)
>
>
> ==============================================================
>
> MEMORABILIA
>
> As per Marvin's suggestion, the option for having memorabilia available
> for sale during the occasion is a worthwhile endeavor, especially if PLUG
> can raise some funds off it in the process. Does anyone want to volunteer
> to handle this particular activity?
>
> ==============================================================
>
> CD-Replication/burning services activity.
>
> Essentially pooling together of resources [CDs, Hardware, Manpower] so
> that people can go home with the Linux/Distro of their choice. So far the
> following have signified their intentions of helping in this activity.
>
> o Rene Torres
> o Phillip Morales
> o Jijo Sevilla
> o ACENT
>
> Can we pool our Linux software titles together and make a nice
> comprehensive list?
>
> ==============================================================
>
> PROGRAMME
>
> It was requested that all presentors should use either StarOffice
> Starpresenter or Magic Point when doing their talks. Practice what we
> preach.
>
> Some topics are still unconfirmed, or not taken. They are still
> made part of this summary because some others may want to volunteer
> to chair them. If the topic gets stale long enough they may be
> dropped, pursuant to the suggestion of eric rosel.
>
>
> I. Welcome address Dr. Pablo Manalastas [pls confirm]
>
> II. History of Linux in the ph - Eric Pareja [ok]
>
> III. 15 min session topics:
>
> o IPChains to IPTables migration - ACENT [ok]
> o Beowulf Clusters -
> Lalainya - Engels Antonio [pls confirm]
> ACENT - William Yu [ok]
> Weather forcasting - ACENT [ok]
> o PHP/Mysql - rom [ok]
> o PERL - Orly Andico [pls confirm]
> o Security
> Securing Linux - Rafael Sevilla [ok]
> Breach Postmortems - William yu [ok]
> o DJBDNS - [EMAIL PROTECTED] [ok]
> o Star Office for Linux -
> o GIMP (or Graphic designing on the Linux platform) -
> o Linux Gaming -
> o SSL/SSH/Payment gateways -
> o ISP Related topics
> o DSL + Linux -
> o Message Transfer Agents
> Postfix
> Qmail
> Sendmail
> o Oracle on Linux - Orly [pls confirm]
> o Java on Linux -- ACENT [ok]
> o Document Typesetting on Linux [Rafael Sevilla] [ok]
> o Linux interoperability - ACENT [ok]
> o Open debates
> o Samba - Jijo Sevilla [ok]
> o Advanced Shell
>
> IV. Newbie topics
>
> As posted by Marvin, here are some topics of relevance to newbies. Those
> who would want to speak about this should now volunteer.
>
> o Basic Concepts on Linux - Jess Emerson Uy [ok]
> o Text Editors: vi, pico, emacs - Sache Chua [ok]
> o X Windows using Gnome & KDE
> o Linux Office Applications: StarOffice 5.2 and etc...
> o Administration Basics
> o Basic Systems Administration
> o Basic Linux Networking Concepts
>
>
> V. Install Fests with sponsors [please volunteer!]
> o Redhat
> o Mandrake
> o Debian
> o SuSE, sponsored by SuSE Phils.
> o AdmuLinux
> o Buhawi
>
> VI. Eat Eat Eat - sponsors
> o Q-Linux
> o SuSE Phils.
>
>
> VII. PLUG Meeting, possible election of officers.
>
>
>
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