Thoughts related to ShipIt changes

[Robert Eisenzopf]

Saturday mornings at the library! Frazzled mothers with
little children, teens with assignments and library
computer use
in mind, and just people that are spending Saturday
shopping in town - they're all there. or a shopping center?
make a 
list, check it 2X and let's do a couple.
"Robert Eisenzopf" <deitai at closecall.com>

Chuck Frain <chuck at chuckfrain.net>
> We haven't gotten 64 bit disks since the last LTS as I
> recall. The loco
> packs that we get shipped each release have been 32 bit
> and broken down
> as:
> 
> 250 Ubuntu
> 75 Kubuntu
> 75 Server
> 
> As for the best effective use of the disks I'm more than
> happy to take
> and implement any reasonable suggestions. 
> 
> One thing that I'm noodling through is doing a Maryland
> tour of some
> sort. Maybe once a month visiting a different area of the
> state for a
> few hours. Do a presentation, hand out CDs and chat a
> bit. 
> 
> 
> On Mon, 26 Oct 2009, Craig Younkins wrote:
> 
> > Making more effective use of the CDs we do get would
> certainly be helpful. I
> > also think they should stop giving the LoCos so many
> 64-bit / Kubuntu /
> > Edubuntu / Server CDs. Granted, the 64-bit versions
> will become more and
> > more important in this in the next iteration because of
> the 4GB RAM barrier.
> > Yes, a few would definitely be useful, but why so
> many?! Would it be
> > worthwhile emailing the manager? (Chuck?)
> > 
> > "At the very least, we could just put something on the
> website indicating
> > > that free install CD's are available at the
> meetings."
> > >
> 
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