Toronto release party

[ori]

I'm dreadfully sorry. I just realized that the newest posts on the web
archive are appended to the bottom, rather than the top. I had been stupidly
monitoring the top of the page. I didn't mean to upstage the planning by any
means.

I'd be glad to show off Kubuntu, and some of its new features, if there are
people who are curious about this particular flavor. But I'm not sure I can
organize the material into an insightful presentation.

Ori

On 10/22/07, Bob Brewster <bobbrews at speed-river.ca> wrote:
>
> Ori:
>
>    I am not sure how you conclude that the the idea for a release party
>    has died out.
>
>    Some on the List, Andrew and I, have been working on getting a Party
>    setup.
>
>   A proposed Agenda and location have already be suggested.
>
>   5-7 people have already indicated they would like to attend.
>
>   We are now looking for 2 people to give interesting and fun( not
>   technical) talks.
>
>   This finding  people to give talks takes time so am not sure if the
>   25th is not too soon.
>
>   I know the LinuxCaffe and am not sure it is the best place to hold
>   such a party.
>
>   Bob
>
>
>
> On Mon, 2007-22-10 at 15:42 -0400, ori wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > I'm sorry for not responding to the relevant thread, but I've just
> > recently subscribed (I was previously keeping up with the web
> > archive). It seems that the discussion for a release party died out.
> > Are people still interested? Gutsy is still only five days old :) I'm
> > pretty flexible, but I thought I'd propose a date and time so that we
> > can have a basis for agreement or revision. How about this Thursday,
> > Oct. 25, at the Linuxcaffe?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Ori
>
>
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