8 Jun
2004
8 Jun
'04
7:26 a.m.
G'day,
I just wanted to ask whether a date for the 2004 edition of the
linuxdays.lu has been fixed or not. If not, what time period is likely
to contain the date of the final event?
Friendly
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8 Jun
8 Jun
7:52 a.m.
Hi,
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Bob Hentges wrote:
I just wanted to ask whether a date for the 2004
edition of the
linuxdays.lu has been fixed or not. If not, what time period is likely
to contain the date of the final event?
There will be a business event at this year's SI Expo:
http://www.siexpo.lu/en/cpage.asp?p=24
(LinuxDays is mentioned there) - this will be something for
the ties/PHBs.
And the (for us) more interesting part will take place later
than usual, probably in february 2005 - mostly tutorials and
hands-on presentations (i.e. very practical stuff).
Small "villages" with different themes are an idea being
discussed, replacing the expo.
The reason for the change of concept is the very low visitors
number last year (for the presentations parts anyway - the
tutorials were well visited), and the wish of the organizers
to have more practical / directly useful & interesting stuff
there.
The reason for the date is financing - we started late with
organization, it was too late to get a budget in for this
year. February it will be because of the availability of
classrooms @IST (uh, sorry, that's Campus Kirchberg of the
Université de Luxembourg now).
The next LinuxDays meeting will take place this friday
afternoon 15:30-17:00 at the CRPHT (it's only the second as
yet for this year). I'll be there anyway representing LiLux,
with our usual offer of tutorials (where we need to change
contents, at least split stuff up into different tutorials)
and expo. If there's interesting news, I'll of course report
on it.
I hope that's all +- correct, put this way...
Greets Eric
8:16 a.m.
Eric Dondelinger wrote:
Hi,
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Bob Hentges wrote:
I don't think that will be very interesting neither ;-)
I just wanted to ask whether a date for the 2004
edition of the
linuxdays.lu has been fixed or not. If not, what time period is likely
to contain the date of the final event?
There will be a business event at this year's SI Expo:
http://www.siexpo.lu/en/cpage.asp?p=24
(LinuxDays is mentioned there) - this will be something for
the ties/PHBs. And the (for us) more interesting part will take place
later
than usual, probably in february 2005 - mostly tutorials and
hands-on presentations (i.e. very practical stuff).
Small "villages" with different themes are an idea being
discussed, replacing the expo.
I don't really see what you mean. Will the boothes of the
different Organisations be in those "villages", for I don't really
get the point ;-)
The reason for the change of concept is the very low
visitors
number last year (for the presentations parts anyway - the
tutorials were well visited), and the wish of the organizers
to have more practical / directly useful & interesting stuff
there.
Full ACK :)
The reason for the date is financing - we started late
with
organization, it was too late to get a budget in for this
year. February it will be because of the availability of
classrooms @IST (uh, sorry, that's Campus Kirchberg of the
Université de Luxembourg now).
So do you think, that the LinuxDays will take place in the
school holidays in feb?
<snip>
Greets Eric
Friendly
--
Bob Hentges - http://bob.hentges.lu/
--
Some people drink from the fountain of knowledge, others just gurgle.
8:34 a.m.
Hi Bob,
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Bob Hentges wrote:
Glad to see someone agrees already with changing the concept ;-)
Probably, yes. I hope an exact date will be fixed on friday,
so I should know more for the weekend.
Greets Eric
Eric Dondelinger wrote:
Well, the idea is to have different themes, like desktop,
multimedia, etc. etc., where people who did presentations or
tutorials can show off their stuff and respond to questions,
and where visitors can experiment hands-on with the software.
We'll recycle PCs from the tutorials for this task.
There wouldn't be organization's booths - the companies there
(with one notable exception IIRC) weren't too happy last year.
And the (for us) more interesting part will take
place later
than usual, probably in february 2005 - mostly tutorials and
hands-on presentations (i.e. very practical stuff).
Small "villages" with different themes are an idea being
discussed, replacing the expo.
I don't really see what you mean. Will the boothes of the
different Organisations be in those "villages", for I don't really
get the point ;-) The reason for
the change of concept is the very low visitors
number last year (for the presentations parts anyway - the
tutorials were well visited), and the wish of the organizers
to have more practical / directly useful & interesting stuff
there.
Full ACK :) The reason for
the date is financing - we started late with
organization, it was too late to get a budget in for this
year. February it will be because of the availability of
classrooms @IST (uh, sorry, that's Campus Kirchberg of the
Université de Luxembourg now).
So do you think, that the LinuxDays will take place in the
school holidays in feb?
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