Stefan Gybas wrote:
> > 1.6.1 What ought to be on the CD?
>
> I vote for Knoppix (or a modified version of it). Debian's
> installation is not easy for beginners so Knoppix might be more
> valuable for them. It's also nice to have a CD that you can take with
> you and show Windows users the benefits of Linux in less than 2
> minutes.
There's another such system from the 'Beschaffungsamt' in Bonn, jFYI.
> What about the LinuxTag CDs? Are they putting Knoppix on one of them
> like they did last year? Then we should of course put woody on our CD.
As far as I know, yes. However, these CD's will be *sold*, so we
would actually trying to ruin them if we distribute them gratis.
This should be coordinated somehow, it would be *very* bad if LTeV
would end up with n-200 CD's (with n like 5k or 10k) for which they
also paid.
Oh, btw. It's planned to make an installation on hd of Knoppix.
I'm pretty sure, Klaus would appreciate a helping hand... (hint hint)
> > 1.6.2 Who is going to master the CD?
>
> I can do this if we are going to use Knoppix. I've been building custom
> Knoppix CDs (with NVidia's X11 drivers and Java stuff) for quite some
> time and showed them to some friends. Everybody was very excited about
> this CD and wanted a copy!
Didn't know, quite cool!
Gruesse,
Joey
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