[Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu friendly shops

[Jerome Hanoteau]

Hello everybody,

  thanks for your implication. I just can add a little piece of 
information about
shops supporting linux.

The following shop:

Cyberbraine SA
Informatique - ordinateurs

  Tel:02 385 26 40

  Place de la Gare 14
Braine l'Alleud (Braine-l'Alleud) - 1420

provides PCs with Mandriva preinstalled

He also proposed PC with Linux at the city of Braine-l'alleud in answer to an
"apple d'offre" (but they prefered windows PCs proposed by another shop)

It is quite nice to speak with him about hardware supporting linux

The question is: support for Linux is it  sufficient to be added to the ubuntu
friendly shops list.

According to my criteria the answer is yes but....

I have absolutely no financial interest or connection with this shop and its
manager ;o)


   Jerome
   Jerome at hanoteau.org



Quoting fsc at info.fundp.ac.be:

> Selon Lionel Dricot <ploum at ubuntu.com>:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> In order to have the official ubuntu-be domain and lot of other cool
>> stuff, I think it's important that we become an official loco-team.
>>
>> In order to do this, we have to show us at the Community Council of
>> April 3rd :
>>
>> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommunityCouncilAgenda
>>
>> I suggest that, for this date, we could show :
>>
>> - a first and simple version of our website. (I cannot connect to it
>> anymore (just me ?) but I was loving the CMSMS theme. Really great.)
>> - a 10 line summary of all ideas we have discussed here on this list.
>> - a list of planned or already done Real-life activities were some of us
>> were active as Ubunteros and were we could pretend to be "Ubuntu-be
>> members" if we were an official LocoTeam.
>>
>>
>> Unfortunatly, I have a job interview the 3rd so I will not be present at
>> the meeting. If you can (and want ;-) )represent Ubuntu-be to this
>> meeting, let me know (with your Launchpad accound name)
>>
>> I will send a mail with all our informations to the Ubuntu LocoTeam
>> responsible on April 2nd. I will also add the name of 3 or 4 people that
>> will represent us. (altought everyone is welcome)
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Lionel
>>
>> PS : sorry for my inactivity, but I want my diploma at the end of this
>> year ;-)
>
>
> I'm away for this week, "animating" 19 kids (14-17yo) to learn how to 
> create a
> website (ie. try to understand how computers works). I'll promote Ubuntu
> obviously. Can it be considered as an action ?
> I did the same in the school where i was teaching "computer sciences" 
> (ie. web
> sites too). I did a 50 minutes presentation of Free-softwares 
> (philosophy, foss
> for windows, Creative commons, ...) and a 50 minutes presentation of Ubuntu,
> distributing ~30 cd, only to interested peoples. Is it considered as 
> an action
> ?
> I'll sign the ubuntero documents next week :-)
>
> I'll be back next week, with plenty time for at least 2 weeks (1/2 time
> unemployed as teacher and Easteren Hollidays :-) ). I'm proposing a 
> meeting In
> Real Life for web site discussion (and beers) 8 or 9 April (i'm not sick
> anymore :-) ). I hope that i'll have time the week before to add content in
> english and french, having no capabilities for dutch nor german.
> I remember somebody said he's collecting shops who sell computers with Ubuntu
> (is it right ? ). I think it might be on the site for Dapper, to press other
> vendors to do it too :-)
>
> I contacted "Test-Achats" for the press-release on wednesday last week, i'm
> waiting an answer.
>
> What's the belgian time for 9UTC ? I migth be there, but haven't got the time
> here to search for this :-)
>
> Last question for today (next check of ubuntu mails in 2 days, 
> webmail without
> spam tools isn't easy with about 200 Mails/spam a day :-( ) :
> does anybody in belgium tried Edubuntu in a school's real life (and the ltsp
> http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/edubuntu/ltsp ) ?
>
> Greetings,
> --
> François Schoubben
>
> P.S. Ploum, courage, la dernière est une belle année, on voit la fin 
> du tunnel
> :-) Mémoire sur quoi, Ubuntu ;-) ?
>
>
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