[plug] ISO's please - Yo! INSTALLFEST!

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>Does it have a URL yet? If so, I will spam some customers with it.
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No. But if I get some spare time (ha ha) I'll make a page.

I contemplated doing some media publicity stuff (ie: radio interviews) 
but decided to heed the advice of Tony (I think it was Tony) to do a 
short 'trial' workshop to see how things go. _Perhaps_ next year I'll do 
something more ambitious.

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>>Can I grab a copy sometime soon?
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>At will. Phone ahead.
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Thanks for the offer. Thankyou to Bob too. But Nathan A. lives just 
around the corner.

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>>I've decided to go with these distros because they have the easiest
>>install and lots of handholding graphical wizards to aid complete
>>newbies, IMO.
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>True. Have Debian around for the wannabee power users, though.
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I agree. At this stage I'm contemplating sending the ambitious power 
user types to the UCC meetings to get Debian off the UWA server with the 
help of the resident Debheads. :-)  The 7 CD thing is probably not the 
way to go with the Mudrock Guild being vendor in this instance.

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>>Also I have a suggestion: If there is going to be an install-fest, any
>>chance that it could be organised for early October. That way I could
>>direct those that come to the workshop (see below for blurb) to the
>>install-fest if their interest in Linux is sparked.
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>Good idea. List, please discuss! (-:
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>>NB: I didn't write this blurb. :-)
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>Cheers; Leon
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