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1. LinuxTag 2002 is coming...
I'm a bit late this year, but I'm definitively around and trying my
best to maintain everything related to open projects and LinuxTag.
However, I plan to change the organization again, towards more
professionalism and less timely involvement from my side.
We are still looking for companies that wish to demonstrate their
work at LinuxTag, so if you know about interested parties, please
drop me a line and I'll pass the information to the people handling
commercial exhibitors.
We are working towards a public frontend to the tools I use for
maintenance. This will enable you to alter information on your own,
like adding and removing of staff members, edit the description of
your project, add urls, make comments, read other peoples comments
etc. I'm anticipating to present this in about two weeks, maybe
earlier. Your email address will be used as login and you'll
receive a password via mail, which you may change later. For the
interested parties, this system is discussed and developed here[1].
1. http://www.infodrom.org/Mail-Archive/linuxtag-ltp/2002/
Until that, please let me know who will staff your booth (with an
email address if the person should be able to log in into the system
later or should receive mail).
2. Projects Organisation Mailing List
Last year already I have created a mailing, list which is intended
to be used by all projects and me to discuss general issues of our
involvement in LinuxTag. This should improve things a little bit
since not everything needs to go through me personally. If you are
interested in discussing certain issues not only with me but with
members of other projects as well, please subscribe to
linuxtag-projects or read the public archive:
echo subscribe linuxtag-projects|mail <majordomo mail>
A public archive of this list is available here[2].
2. http://www.infodrom.org/Mail-Archive/linuxtag-projects/2002/
3. Information flow / Staying informed
You may decide on your own how you want to keep informed and stay in
touch with me, besides personal private mail. I will continue to
send out infomails in which I'm going to summarize current issues
that are important for you to know -- or when I believe you should
know them. :)
These are your choices:
o Mail sent to all members who gave me an email address (this is the
current setup for all projects)
o Mail sent to a mailing-list of your choice instead (actually these
two can be mixed).
o Mail sent to linuxtag-projects.
o No mail at all, but you are frequently checking the website[3]
where I'm going to copy all information.
3. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2002/
If you have received this document via mail, you are most probably
listed as recipient of the mail or are receiving it through a
mailing list.
If you wish to change the current setup, please let me know.
4. Booth arrangements
In order to make booth arrangements soon, please let me know what
you plan to demonstrate at the booth, how you want the booth to look
like, how you plan to use the provided space and what kind of booth
you anticipate. Simple graphics in ascii art or like this[4] would
be very much appreciated.
4. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2001/booth.html
Please let me know about your plans.
5. Information Retrievel
Like I have done in the last year, there is a website dedicated to
our involvement in LinuxTag 2002. I will place information there,
and trying this rather than sending everything via mail. However,
there will be mails (like this one) sent to you if you don't object.
If you have received this mail, but didn't wish to, please drop
me a line so I can alter your settings. This is because first I
thought that this year we could make it without Infomails, but I had
to learn that we can't, so had to alter some settings without
negotiation.
I have also started to write up an FAQ[5], that should cover most
frequently asked questions. I will try to refer to that document as
often as I can.
5. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2002/faq.html
I will place all relevant information here[6]. Don't be confused,
this directory also contains Debian related stuff. This is just
because I'm also coordinating the Debian presence and starting a new
location is somewhat moot. The second menu block on the left side
contains general links to general pages, that are important for all
projects, not only for Debian.
6. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2002/
6. Workshops
If you would like to give a presentation or a talk for some 50
experienced people or developers, this is still possible. Even
though the regular talk schedule is already fixed (actually, it's
fixed for one or two months now), we will have two rooms on our own
which we can use for whatever we want. Please check out how we used
them last year[7]. By the way, there is still need for two beamers
(one for each room).
7. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2001/workshops.php3
7. Sleeping space
The Karlsruhe Linux User Group[8] is helping us with a gym hall in
which you may stay during the night, if you like. If this is an
option to you, please keep in mind to sign up for it later. Details
and a CGI form provided by KaLUG will be added later.
8. http://www.karlsruhe.linux.de/
8. LinuxTag in the News
The Linux Enterprise magazin has asked me for a list of projects,
which will be present at the upcoming LinuxTag exhibition. To
provide all relevant information, please send me a German
description of your project, an official URL and a (high-resolution)
logo if you have one.
Regards,
Joey
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