Hi.
--On Donnerstag, April 19, 2001 07:48:47 -0700 Ami Ganguli
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>> 1. Midgard-Server (Do we really need one or should we better use a
>> stable, production-system in the internet?)
> I definately want at least one server. I'd prefer to have at least
> two. Internet connections can be slow and that would create a bad
> impression. My laptop can function as a server no problem. Setting
> up a replication system might be interesting and that would require
> an extra server as well.
No problem, if my time plan works, I could also bring my workstation
(debian, gnome 1.4) for both presentation and server purposes. If we
don't find something there, I could also supply an 20" Monitor for this
system.
The only problem with me is that I have to get my employer (= Philipp
and some other guys) to reschedule our customer event...
>> 2. Presentation-System (To connect with a beamer for example. To run
>> a PowerPoint-Presentation or something.. I remember, that there is
>> a flash-presentation available?)
> This is a great idea, but it depends on booth size. If the booth is
> big enough for a screen and projector then great. I think this is
> unlikely, however.
We could use the booth walls as a screen and project there some
scheduled Midgard demonstrations (perhaps 3 times a day). During those
we have to "close" some of the computer places though.
> A better option might be some reasonably sized flat screen monitors.
> They're expensive, but they make good use of limited space.
That's right, if you know someone...
>> Btw: easily I can supply a P2-333 Notebook running Win2000, perhaps
>> as the presentation-system
> Ack! I can see the need for a Windows box at a mainstream trade
> show, but since this is LinuxTag I suspect the attendees will expect
> to see Linux. We should probably have both GNOME and KDE there for
> balance. My laptop has GNOME.
See above, non-M$ System shouldn't be a problem.
Live long and prosper!
Torben Nehmer
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