[plug] Talks and LCA

[Ashley Jennings]

Hi Craig,

      as far as talks go, I would be interested to hear from others about their experiences setting up GNU/Linux for friends and family as a primary desktop system.  Also I am very interested in Knoppix at the moment. Anybody from Open Source Victoria, live or virtually giving a talk about their experience creating the Knoppix and GnuWin CDs that they gave out to schools and the public, would be of great interest to me.

I attended LCA 2004, both days of the Debian mini conference and the Penguin Dinner.  What a hoot! :-))

I also undertook my first public speaking since high school and gave a "Work in Progress" presentation about my project
http://members.iinet.net.au/~cmjeng/eucalyptt/LCA_poster/wip_euc_A2_final.halfsize.jpg


congratulations on the position and all the best for an enjoyable year of talks

Ashley


----- Original Message -----
From: "craigab" <craigab at arach.net.au>
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 10:39:04 +0800
To: <plug at plug.linux.org.au>
Subject: [plug] Talks Co-ordinator.

> G'Day all. I've just been voted in as the talks co-ordinator for PLUG.
> Is there anything you'd like to see talked about? I'm thinking about two
> talks at the central tafe meeting, one for newbies and a technical one for
> the not so newbies and one at the hardware meeting (UCC). Use my addy, not
> the list please. If you could give more than 1 topic you'd like to see that
> would be great.
> 
> Whoever gives the most responses to a topic, that topic shall be talked
> about sometime during the year. Details on the list before each meeting.
> Get those votes in and thanks! Also, could the people who went to lca 2004
> contact me off-list please. I hope to do all this democratically because
> it's our club! Thanks, all.
> 
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