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We're already planning to do a day of demos and an installation workshop on the 17th/18th for voluntary sector orgs to coincide with Software Freedom Day. We'll demo an LTSP server with ancient P3 clients and some dual-core laptops with Lucid LTS installed along with some presentations on how voluntary sector orgs can benefit from Ubuntu with case studies of it in use in charities, social enterprises and 'green' organisations - and an installation workshop. We have a bit of lottery funding to help with it. <BR>
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We could do another one for the Maverick release, I'd plan on doing much the same again but probably aimed more towards environmental networks with a 'sustainability' angle. <BR>
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The poster looks good. <BR>
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Paula<BR>
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On Thu, 2010-08-05 at 18:32 +0100, Alan Bell wrote:
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Hi all,
So we talked a while back about doing some installfest type activities
on 10/10/10 I have been drafting a little poster idea together, you can
see it here:
<A HREF="http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/uuk/installfest2.pdf">http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/uuk/installfest2.pdf</A>
The idea is to get a bunch of these printed up (on a real CMYK offset
litho printer) and distributed so each installfest organiser would get
plenty (where 10<plenty<50 ) to be overprinted on a normal laser printer
with the venue and time.
I would really like comments on the poster design and in particular,
corrections to the text on it. Also, if you want to help run an
installfest (even if you have no idea of a venue etc.) please start
making yourself known, I am only going to get them printed up if enough
people want to take them.
Alan.
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