[plug] Linmag Content

[Kimberly Shelt]

Hi Tim et al :)

Current plans.. (as on the site :) 

First edition "online" Feb.. prolly late..but we will do our 
best to get it out asap.. focussed on the conf.. 
join the newsletter on the site to get info as it happens :)

NB: If you want to have a say about your impressions of the conf
see top article  on the page..  send comments, 
or hang out for the poll :)due end of conf.

Second edition.. filled with random other things..local content
local people etc :)  a couple of months later.. again probably online.. 
but we are working towards hard copy.. 

frankly hard copy costs more than just time and energy by devoted folks.. 

If you have distro suggestions please send them to me.. 
ALL input is welcome :)

Thanks
Kim


On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 08:00:11PM +0800, I am the LinuxAlien wrote:
> Just a question or two. How is it going to be distributed? And when is the 
> first edition coming out?
> Thanks
> Tim
> At 19:53 20/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> 
> >Hello everybody,
> >well the Linuxconf is beginning to swing and it's time
> >for a linmag content update.
> >
> >As you may recall yesterday was the deadline for a first
> >draft of non-Linuxconf articles.
> >
> >So far we have :
> >
> >John Knight             - nVIDIA howto
> >                         - symlinks quicktips
> >                         - Mplayer review
> >
> >Brindley Ang            - Internet Governance
> >
> >I have heard from Chris Caston about his article, but
> >I still need a status update on:
> >
> >         Peter J Nichol  - Bringing Linux into my workplace
> >
> >         Tim Bowden      - Plug Xbox linux web server
> >
> >         Trent Lloyd     - PHP Tutorial
> >
> >and anything else people have written, but not yet submitted
> >
> >AND to remind you ALL, that we need your impressions, thoughts on
> >Linuxconf.
> >
> >If you went we want everything, from quick impressions to
> >in depth reviews,
> >
> >if you didn't go and have something interesting to say,
> >send it to me. One liners like "I couldn't afford it"
> >are appreciated as well, but they'll probably end up
> >as parts of a poll rather than getting your name in lights ;)
> >
> >Linuxconf stuff due Feb 6th!
> >
> >thanks,
> >
> >Indy
> >
> >--
> >Indranath Neogy
> ><indy at the-tech.mit.edu>
> 
> LinuxAlien
> 
> Riverton, Perth, WA