Ubuntu-Chicago Meeting Planner

[Rich Johnson]

On Thursday 14 September 2006 13:31, Jason Czajkowski wrote:
> I'd like to set it at $10, then if anything extra is needed we can call it
> a "Donation" at the event without putting pressure on anyone. I'm sure it
> will work out fine and if I have to piggyback a LAN on it that day I can do
> that as well to offset the cost.
>
> Jason

Jason,

Thanks a lot! You are the man for sure!

Since there haven't been any objections, here it is:

WHAT:
   Ubuntu Chicago Meeting Event #2 & Edgy Release Party

WHEN:
   Saturday, October 28, 2006 (proposed from 11am to 6/8 pm)

WHO:
   Ubuntu Chicago Members / Any and everyone is welcome, event is open

WHERE:
   Jason has the details to this

WHY:
   Organizational meeting, Release Party, Demonstration & Presentation

HOW:
   Everyone is welcome to pick a topic and present on that topic. I will 
create an email asking for people to propose topics to cover. Once we have a 
finite list, you can pick a topic that interests you, and create a 
presentation and plan on speaking at the event. Demonstrations - If there is 
something you want to demo, bring a system that you can demo with. Demo 
examples right now could be Compix/XGL/AIGLX stuff, Cedega (Jason?), 
Crossover Office, Wine, Wifi Stuff (I can bring a wifi hub for us to use), 
anything else you can think of demoing. I will probably have a Kubuntu Edgy 
system that I will bring in order to show off some stuff and maybe give a 
tutorial or 2 with ;)

Jason, fill us in with the where of course. I will work on the presentation 
email in a minute. Thanks again!

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