http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2005/infomail-3.html
[ available in a couple of hours ]
1. Workshops and Beamers
Similar to the years before we have the opportunity to use two so
called workshop rooms for a projects to projects or developer to
developer program. We can use both rooms that should have place for
50-80 people during all four days. Currently there are many free
[1]slots on all days so you can still register a [2]talk, workshop,
bof session etc. on any day.
1. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2005/workshops.php3
2. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2005/faq.html#talk
The main purpose for these rooms is to provide attending projects
an opportunity to talk to other developers (not necessarily from
the same project) and to go into detail for a larger group than
what would be possible at the booth. This year it is even planned
to import the schedule on www.linuxtag.org, so the schedule will be
announced more widely.
However, we have gotton the rooms as they are, which means that
there will be chairs and a silver screen inside, but no video
projector (beamer) and probably no internet connection. We may get
access to the internet via WLAN, though.
With regards to the video projector we need your help. Two projectors
are needed for the entire time. They will be locked away in the
LinuxTag office during the night and somebody will watch it during
the day when they are moderating the talks. If you can offer one
or two video projectors for these rooms, please let me know.
2. Descriptions
Still not all projects have written a description for the project
they want to demonstrate during LinuxTag. Without a description and
without booth plans, there won't be a booth. Also, we cannot
mention such projects in printed documentation. Although the
deadline for the exhibition journal has passed already, there are
still other publications where exhibiting projects will be listed.
Please fix this if you haven't done so already. As a general rule,
without a description your project won't be listed in the
[3]online [4]listing.
3. http://www.infodrom.org/Debian/events/LinuxTag2005/projects.php3
4. http://www.linuxtag.org/typo3site/projects.html
3. Sleeping / AKK
Kudos to the KaLUG we are able to use the [5]AKK again to provide
crash space for geeks. In order to calculate the space properly and
since only a limited number of people can sleep there, we need to
organise this a bit.
Hence, please write "AKK" as Nightspace when you want to stay in
the AKK. Currently there are some developers who haven't entered
anything in this field yet.
Best wishes,
Joey
Received on Mon, 16 May 2005 06:52:32 +0200 (CEST)
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