Am Dienstag, 19. Juni 2001 09:27 schrieben Sie:
> We'll also have several people with laptops that they would like to
> use (including me).
OK, I will also have my laptop there. The GAIA equipment is a complete,
transportable setup for trainings. We'll put it up there and use
whatever we need.
> > organisation provides any Internet backbone to connect.
Latest news: there WILL be a backbone.
> This is good news. The lack of detail from LinuxTag makes me a
> little nervous.
Don't worry. I am in direct contact with Martin Schulze (Joey -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) who is in charge of the open sorce part of the LINUX
TAG. And Lucia will keep in touch as long as I am on vacation (21 -
30.6)
> > PRESENTATION
> > For the booth, I can ONLY offer a (very bright, 750 W) overhead
> > projector with an old LCD screen (640x480). Another, "good" beamer
> > may be possible at least for the weekend, wait for more info ;-).
Update: The beamer issue is getting difficult. I may only get one for
the weekend and ONLY if no one else can provide it. So it's better if
someone else (LINK-M? Torben? Philipp?) could take care of this.
MEanwhile, I would really recommend having a beamer as it is a much
much better way of presenting to a larger audience than people standing
around monitors.
> We should ask LinuxTag about this too. If we have access to the
> booth the evening before the show then we should probably just go
Hmm, don't rely on this. I know from other fairs that the booths are
normally only opened for installation. They close the whole site later
in the eveneing - for security reasons.
> I'm taken care of. I'm not sure about Emiliano.
Yep; I heard that you will also be in Esslingen. It looks as if
Emiliano will stay at my place. Who else is coming from abroard?
> Cool. We should probably try to arrange a loose schedule.
Yep, I agree. Plenty of people.
> See my earlier comment about booth layout. I really want to have a
> banner of some sort, but there's no point bringing a big banner if we
> don't have a backdrop to attach it too.
I'lle try to get some layout plan from Joey.
About the flyers: some german NADMIN stuff from Gottfried would be
great! Mind the recoommended amount (between 500 and 5000 - well, 500
would be enough).
But we also need sa more "basic" flyer: What is MIDGARD? How does it
work? What is a CMS? Why should I use a CMS? Why should I use an Open
Source CMS instead of a 200 Kilo-Euro commercial solution? And so on,
in simple words ... Keep in mind that the audience are mainly NO
"hard-core Linux/PHP/MySQL coders". And especially the biz people
simply want to get impressed and just know what is possible with
MIDGARD.
> I'm in Helsinki until this evening, so getting things to you before
> you go is probably not possible. Perhaps Torben can help with
> translations. I also speak some German, but my technical vocabulary
> and grammar are somewhat lacking. We'll figure it out, anyway.
Well, I can translate anything that I can get by mail until Wed
evening.
Thomas
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