[DC LoCo] FOSS - Computer reuse at U st
Greg Reagle
greagle at citidc.com
Tue Jul 1 16:31:17 BST 2008
I am interested in this. I visited Greater Goods for the first time
recently and I like the store. I bought a light-weight metal water
bottle that I love. The store is near my office. I have started again
working on redistributing older yet functional computers (stockpile in
my basement). I should have one ready to go soon.
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> From: ubuntu-us-dc-bounces at lists.ubuntu.com [mailto:ubuntu-us-dc-
> bounces at lists.ubuntu.com] On Behalf Of Sanjay Jain
> Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 4:54 PM
> To: Ubuntu Linux DC LoCo Team
> Subject: [DC LoCo] FOSS - Computer reuse at U st
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> Hi,
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> I've bee talking to the owner of greatergoods.com about using his shop
as
> a computer recycling center. He's a fan of FOSS but not convinced that
> others will accept it, having said that he's fine with us installing
> Ubuntu.
>
> The idea is that people drop off system at his place, he'll provide
some
> shelving space, plus 1 desk for a demo sysytem. We fix them up and
re-sell
> them in the shop, or arrange to give them away. I prefer resell
myself.
>
> We discussued not taking CRTs, but we could look at that if we got the
> recycling bit sorted out, and charged a little for that. Actually we
need
> to get the recycling sorted out regardless, as there'll be stuff we
can't
> use.
>
> I understand Ryme at the People's Media center is interested in doing
this
> too, but this location is pretty good. And a fully functioning shop.
And I
> suppose there's no reason we can't do both and/or work together in
some
> way.
>
> What say yee?
>
> ~sanjay
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