Yes, the booth was confirmed.
And this is a preview of what will be seen at the booth:
http://www.flightgear.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=42t=11881
don't miss it!
Torsten
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Martin Spott wrote:
Looks like we're going to have a booth this year again:
http://www.linuxtag.org/2011/en.html
I'll post an update as soon as the booth is definitely confirmed.
I hope I did not sure if I forgot to send it. In case of doubt:
Yes, the booth was confirmed.
Does any
Martin Spott wrote:
Does any of the non-German crowd plan to serve as booth staff or attend
LinuxTag as a visitor ?
Do virtual visitors count? Hm, only if you'll have an internet connection at
the
booth of course...
Anyway, wish you all the best and lots of fun. From experience I can
On 28 Apr 2011, at 20:40, Martin Spott wrote:
Does any of the non-German crowd plan to serve as booth staff or attend
LinuxTag as a visitor ?
Unfortunately this year I have a work commitment, but hopefully next year!
James
Gijs de Rooy wrote:
Do virtual visitors count? Hm, only if you'll have an internet connection
at the
booth of course...
We'll see. Primary focus is to serve the local visitors ;-)
Martin.
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Reagan Thomas wrote:
Did you get enough donations to buy the new equipment?
Not yet. We're currently at 285,68 Euros of donated money and the
absolute minimum for a 24 inch screen is slightly above 150 Euros (at
least in our country), the 1920x1200 screens (of which we already have
six) are
On 3/19/2011 4:42 PM, Martin Spott wrote:
Torsten Dreyer wrote:
As many of you might be aware of, a group of FlightGear enthusiasts have been
presenting FlightGear at FSWeekend in Lelystad(NL) and LinuxTag in Berlin(DE)
over the last years.
I just recieved confirmation:
we are excited to
Torsten Dreyer wrote:
As many of you might be aware of, a group of FlightGear enthusiasts have been
presenting FlightGear at FSWeekend in Lelystad(NL) and LinuxTag in Berlin(DE)
over the last years.
I just recieved confirmation:
we are excited to inform you, that your application for the
Martin wrote
Torsten Dreyer wrote:
As many of you might be aware of, a group of FlightGear enthusiasts have
been
presenting FlightGear at FSWeekend in Lelystad(NL) and LinuxTag in
Berlin(DE)
over the last years.
I just recieved confirmation:
we are excited to inform you, that
Torsten Dreyer wrote:
Oh - and thanks for the first 150$, received today!
Another $20 USD today, many thanks ! In summary this already
makes almost one of the two additional monitors we planned to buy.
Cheers,
Martin.
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Martin Spott wrote:
Another $20 USD today, many thanks !
Today we recieved even more, $50 US plus 50 Euros - but now I'll stop
announcing every donation ;-)
Martin.
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I'd love to help , but things are tight right at the moment how
much time do we have before the event ?
I should be able to pitch in a little in a month or so if that's not too late.
I'm also not sure how to go about this with the posted mail address.
Cheers
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 1:57 PM,
It's never to late and after the show is just before the next show. We will
keep this running for a while.
If you go to http://www.paypal.com/ you find some kind of transfer money
link somewhere on that site. Just follow the instructions, it's easy.
But please - don't stress your budget. After
Guys,
As some of you know I run an importing and sourcing company specialising in
merchandising.
I'd like to help the cause by donating a few boxes of 3D glasses, I can get
them branded with the FlightGear logo and URL etc.
Happy to help with any other merchandise also if there are any
On Sun, 6 Feb 2011, Alexander Barrett wrote:
Guys,
As some of you know I run an importing and sourcing company specialising
in merchandising.
I'd like to help the cause by donating a few boxes of 3D glasses, I can
get them branded with the FlightGear logo and URL etc.
While the glasses
I'm sure we'll end up with plenty of spares! I always have a habit of
over-ordering - thats why I'll never afford that Bentley I dream of
On 6 Feb 2011, at 20:17, Gene Buckle wrote:
On Sun, 6 Feb 2011, Alexander Barrett wrote:
Guys,
As some of you know I run an importing and sourcing
Torsten Dreyer wrote:
All donations will be used for the sole purpose of adding to or maintaining
the equipment used at the shows.
BTW, you can be sure we'll stick to this rule for at least three
reasons:
1.) We announced it this way !!
2.) We'll try hard to make sure the way we spend the
As many of you might be aware of, a group of FlightGear enthusiasts have been
presenting FlightGear at FSWeekend in Lelystad(NL) and LinuxTag in Berlin(DE)
over the last years. Our presentation and the equipment list has grown with
each show with every single item being donated by the
Looks like we're going to have a booth this year again:
http://www.linuxtag.org/2011/en.html
I'll post an update as soon as the booth is definitely confirmed.
Generally I'd say: If you were planning to visit Berlin anyway, this is
the perfect occasion for killing two birds with just one stone.
Hi,
just wanted to let you know that this year's application for a booth on
LinuxTag [1] has been approved today.
Cheers,
Martin.
[1]: http://www.linuxtag.org/2010/en.html
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Hello Curt,
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
I've added a very short entry in our events section on the FG web site.
Feel free to expand on that a little bit if you like and send me the
results. Or if you are happy with the current text we can just leave it
alone.
Thank you for adding the
On 13/03/06, Martin Spott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, they have a nice portofolio of sim-related controls and
instruments, if only the price tag I wonder what a _real_ set of
Cessna pedaly would cost me if I build an appropriate frame on my own,
That won't help you much -- the pedals
Am Freitag, den 03.03.2006, 17:45 + schrieb Martin Spott:
Detlef Faber wrote:
I would like to do some scenery work, but as I don't live in
Wiesbaden I
might do some generic models of rhine bridges or Highways. Also I
like
to put some AI ships on the rhine. Finally, what do you think
Hi Detlef,
I would like to do some scenery work, but as I don't live in Wiesbaden I
might do some generic models of rhine bridges or Highways. Also I like
to put some AI ships on the rhine. Finally, what do you think about a
Ju-52 in a Linux Tag livery?
I know there is some scenery object
On Friday 03 March 2006 22:53, David Megginson wrote:
On 03/03/06, Matthias Boerner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Next one: I know how it feels to fly a real aircraft but I've never
used a yoke or pedals with FlightGear. Sometimes I've use other
people's equipment with M$FS but I wasn't
Martin Spott wrote:
To my experience power stations are most useful when you fly over the
clouds and don't want to bother with radio navigation. Simply follow
the cloud-'towers' that break through the 'regular' cloud layers and
you're done :-)
OK, so we need to add cloud to the cooling
Martin Spott wrote:
Yesterday evening I was confirmed that we _will_ get a free booth on
the LinuxTag show (3rd to 6th May). Now several things come into my
mind that would help us to make our presence on the show a success and
that we probably won't find the time to do everything ourselves.
Am Freitag, den 03.03.2006, 07:40 + schrieb Martin Spott:
Martin Spott wrote:
It's pretty likely that we're going to have a booth at the Linux-Tag
exhibition in Wiesbaden on May 3 - 6, 2006. In order to present the
local area to the visitors it would be nice to have an online-map
We already triggered Ralf and Ingrid to try to prepare detailed scenery
for the show so that the guests of our booth could fly around over the
local entourage. Now as I realize that much progress has been made
regarding the Scenery Objects Database and that there are lots of
skilled designers out
Robicd wrote:
I started posting the Wiesbaden Neroturm Tempel to fgfsdb.stockill.org
maintainers.
I'd like to have more pictures and dimensions of the relevant
buildings in order to build something realistic at all. I'll do some
more 3d stuff but that needs more data which I still can't
Detlef Faber wrote:
Finally, what do you think about a Ju-52 in a Linux Tag livery?
A Ju-52 in any livery would be an awsome addition.
Curt.
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FlightGear Project
maps.google.com has detailed satellite imagery for portions of
Wiesbaden. That might help at least with positioning objects and seeing
their top-down footprint.
Curt.
I already explored google maps, Wiesbaden is not detailed at all :-(
I don't know what you mean with that. The area
Martin Spott wrote:
Yesterday evening I was confirmed that we _will_ get a free booth on
the LinuxTag show (3rd to 6th May). Now several things come into my
mind that would help us to make our presence on the show a success and
that we probably won't find the time to do everything ourselves. So
Roberto Inzerillo wrote:
maps.google.com has detailed satellite imagery for portions of
Wiesbaden. That might help at least with positioning objects and seeing
their top-down footprint.
Curt.
I already explored google maps, Wiesbaden is not detailed at all :-(
I don't know what you
Curtis L. Olson schrieb:
I'm not familiar with the area so I don't know where Wiesbaden stops and
surrounding towns start. I'm sure you are correct in everything you
say. I just noticed that there is detailed imagery near by that
includes a detailed image of the airport. Perhaps that is
Curtis L. Olson schrieb:
I'm not familiar with the area so I don't know where Wiesbaden stops and
surrounding towns start. I'm sure you are correct in everything you
say. I just noticed that there is detailed imagery near by that
includes a detailed image of the airport. Perhaps that
Detlef Faber wrote:
I would like to do some scenery work, but as I don't live in Wiesbaden I
might do some generic models of rhine bridges or Highways. Also I like
to put some AI ships on the rhine. Finally, what do you think about a
Ju-52 in a Linux Tag livery?
Oh, that would be a great
Roberto Inzerillo wrote:
There's also ETOU airport at high resolution (is that civil or military?).
ET?? is always European military,
Martin.
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Hi Martin,
--snip
Next one: I know how it feels to fly a real aircraft but I've never
used a yoke or pedals with FlightGear. Sometimes I've use other
people's equipment with M$FS but I wasn't satisfied. The pedals I found
there had a spring that centers the pedal position much too hard - but
On 03/03/06, Matthias Boerner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Next one: I know how it feels to fly a real aircraft but I've never
used a yoke or pedals with FlightGear. Sometimes I've use other
people's equipment with M$FS but I wasn't satisfied. The pedals I found
there had a spring that
Jon Stockill wrote:
I think there have been objects added for that area, but the screenshots
I've seen seem to indicate that a lot more are available. The power
station data for Germany was added this morning, so that'll give a few
hundred more objects when it's exported tonight. Just a
On Friday 03 March 2006 08:40, Martin Spott wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
It's pretty likely that we're going to have a booth at the Linux-Tag
exhibition in Wiesbaden on May 3 - 6, 2006. In order to present the
local area to the visitors it would be nice to have an online-map
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