Frank Neumann (franky@viona.de)
Thu, 2 Sep 1999 12:58:31 +0200 (MEST)
Hi,
Martin wrote:
[..]
> A short list of our current 6 arch's and 2 in progress would be fine,
> I guess. For a stamp you'd only need half of the back page, so this
Uhm..just so I get this right: The 6 are: i386, m68k, alpha, powerpc, sparc,
(which one is missing?), and the 2 in progress are hurd-i386 and arm?
(I don't count binary-all as architecture ;-)
> would be sufficient. However, I don't think we would use the backpage
> for this since it would mean too much work to get a stamp for the
> event and stamp the flyers, but...
I'll leave a space in there for a stamp, but I believe we won't be using
it right now for the congress.
> I've once paid about DM 600,-- for 4,000 flyer on 90g recycling paper.
> The 3,300 kju has produced costed about DM 500,--.
>
> Just calculating 400 pieces for 135,-- this will mean that 1,600
> pieces would be 540,-- plus tax (guessed), I'd consider them quite
> expensive.
Yes, I know that - but yesterday I checked out two copyshops near the
university, and one of them can only copy, not fold, while the other one COULD
fold if their folding machine were not defunct. So, at least for me, I'm
so far stuck with the city library's printing services. Or does anyone else
who comes to Augsburg have good connections and is willing to care for the
printing/z-folding?
Frank
PS: Good news: I have another nice toy we can demo at the congress: A pretty
fine digital camera from Nikon (Coolpix 950) which I borrowed from a friend
from my company. I just checked it out with gphoto, and it works nicely,
though a bit slow over the serial port (and as for USB support, looks like
that's not here right now). But the current Debian package of gphoto is
very unstable (0.3.5-3); I compiled my own binary from the most current
0.3.6-pre sources, which is much more stable.
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