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[LT07-Pro-Announce] Infomail #6, Mai 21, 2007 (fwd)
by Dag Wieers 22 May '07

22 May '07

Kind regards, -- dag wieers, dag(a)wieers.com, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [all I want is a warm bed and a kind word and unlimited power] ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Wolfgang Drotschmann <drotschm(a)linuxtag.org> To: projects-announce(a)linuxtag.org Date: Mon, 21 May 2007 21:52:03 +0200 User-Agent: Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (X11/20060911) Subject: [LT07-Pro-Announce] Infomail #6, Mai 21, 2007 X-Spam-Status: No, score=-1.7 required=3.0 tests=AWL,BAYES_05 autolearn=no version=3.2.0 Dear Projects, for final preparations we want to inform you about: o Booth Plans o Storage Space o Packing List o Exhibitor/Construction Passes o Cruising the Area of Messe Berlin for Delivery and Unloading o Arrival at LinuxTag o Construction and Dismantling o Parking Space o Conference Network and Booth Cabling o Accommodation o Tickets for the Social Events o Project Lightning Talks o 1st official LinuxTag project meeting Again, there's much to read for you :-) 1. Booth Plans Last week we had a long and hard working session with our partners at Messe Berlin about booth construction. Marko did a tremendous job by updating almost all booth plans. Please find the final booth plans at http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/final/ and draw necessary information for your presentation. Those which are mising will appear tomorrow May 22th. Plans for Hall 12 http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/LinuxTag2007-Halle-12.pdf and Hall 14.1 http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/LinuxTag2007-Halle-14.1.pdf show you the final layout of the fair. If you miss something at your booth, you can order it directly from Messe Berlin using the following form: http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/fileadmin/linuxtag/downloads/aussteller/mappe/… English version of this document available on request. 2. Storage Space Where possible we tried to integrate coops (Germans would say Kabüffchen as a diminutive [1] of Kabuff) at the booths. We urge projects to share this space with other close-by projects. The overall plans of the halls tell you that there will be storage rooms (read "Lager" in the plan) available for all projects. We will assign few keys to persons who will be in charge for access for these rooms. Additionally there will be a wardrobe where all of you can deposit coats, luggage and stuff like that without cost. Please ask all your booth colleagues to store their private stuff there. 3. Packing List "My name is Open Events Foundation, and in my suitcase I pack..." --- maybe you know this little kindergarten play ;-) As an old veteran, you will have at least the following items in your equipment box: o tableclothes for the infocounters and tables (in colors that fit to your booths colours) o poster o flyers o nameplates for your booth staff o power extension cords and power multiplier sockets o LAN - network cables (long, short, Crossover) - switches Power and Internet will be provided by LinuxTag and Messe Berlin for the project booths. You don't have to worry about these. However, you'll need to take enough extension cords and power multiplier sockets with you. We cannot provide them in a proper number for all projects. If you use a cable drum for distributing power, please make sure not to connect any computers or monitors to it unless you've pulled off the entire cable. If you plan to present special hardware, like several servers, which will consume very much power, please contact us. Please leave the following things at home: o wireless access points You are not permitted to operate your private wireless LAN. Please take this serious. There will be several site surveys to ensure this. Please read more about networking later on. o coffeemakers, kettles and cooking stuff 4. Exhibitor/Construction Passes If you have not received construction passes yet, we urge you to get in touch with us! You can pick up exhibitor passes only on Monday, 28th, and Tuesday, 29th, at the Project Office. Concerning status of your ordered pases please visit the vCC. Deadline for further orders for exhibitor and construction passes is Wednesday, May 23rd. 5. Cruising the Area of Messe Berlin for Delivery and Unloading Messe Berlin seems to be nearly a planet of its own. If you arrive there for delivery with your vehicle, use gate 9 only to enter the area, then follow signage to hall 12. For a rough orientation please see this map: http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/de/community/projects/infomail-6.html#c3261 Make sure to have a deposit of 50,- EUR in cash ready at hand. For cars it allows you to drive on the area for two hours, lorries have three hours. For details please have a look at the "Verkehrsleitfaden" at http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/fileadmin/linuxtag/downloads/aussteller/mappe/… 6. Arrival at LinuxTag As mentioned above, you can only enter the fairground with a valid 'setup exhibitor pass' or an official 'exhibitor pass'. If you come by car to LinuxTag, please see Cruising the Area of Messe Berlin for Delivery and Unloading above. If you have any trouble finding the right entrance or finding your booth, please call the Project's Office and ask for help. We will announce the official phone numbers during this week. Your project manager should step by at the Project's Office as soon as possible to inform us about your arrival, to pickup the prepared welcome package -including your exhibitor passes and social event tickets- and get the latest news from Marko or Wolfgang. The office is located at the bridge to the ICC. Please notice: Messe Berlin handles this very strict. If you stay longer than 120 minutes with your car within the fairground the deposit will be lost. 7. Construction and Dismantling Wednesday, 30th, LinuxTag will open its doors. There will be a kind of opening ceremony, and most likely some VIP will come for this and visit the fair. We all want to give a good impression, so your booth does need to be ready at this morning! We ask you to set up your booth on Monday, 28th, or Tuesday, 29th. With two whole days (from 7 am to 10 pm) we have enough time to sort things out, and are not in a hurry while visitors come to visit your booth. We all aim and hope for a successful event. However, everybody will be glad after days of hard work at the booth when the exhibition ends. While understanding to start with dismantling to get on the way home, we don't want you to start with this process too early. Please try to put yourself in visitor's shoes - most of them would be surprised, to phrase that cautious, at the fact that everybody starts to tear down their booths while the exhibition hasn't ended. We ask you kindly to keep this in mind. Dismantling of the booth has to wait until 6:00 pm on Saturday, June 2nd. This can be done without hurry on Sunday, 3rd, from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm, too. 8. Parking Space We recommend P3 at 'Hammerskjöldplatz'. More space is at P10. Motor trucks should be driven to P12 (near AVUS). If all fails, there is P14 at the 'Deutschlandhalle'. Again, please see the map from above. 9. Conference Network and Booth Cabling Please be advised to take network cables of different length with you. You will also need some switches for the inner-booth network. We will provide an uplink at each isle or at least at a neighbours booth. These uplinks will are marked with a red flash-symbol in the detailled booth plans. Additionally we will install a single twisted pair cable through the false bottom from the uplink to each point marked with a red cross. Please lay all your cables along your booth's walls and never lay a cable so that a visitor may stumble accross it. Unlike last event, this year LinuxTag is not responsible for the network. It is set up by T-Systems, contractor of Messe Berlin. T-Systems will provide a separate LAN for all projects. This will be a private Class B network, where about half of the IPs are distributed using dhcp with realtively long leasetime (1 day). The other half of the address space will be distributed using peg-dhcp where each booth/project will get at least its own 256 static addresses (see rfc-2322 for further details). There are always some experts, which provide their own dhcp service to all other projects, which results in a big network mess. To be on the sure side, we advice you to use your peg-dhcp address pool for your booth's systems. Please notice: the whole network will be behind a NAT router and some ports (many unencrypted protocols like telnet, pop3, imap or smtp) to the Internet will be blocked. Please use their encrypted pendants (ssh, pop3s, imaps, submission/smtps). If you need a public IP, please contact us immediately and give us a reasonable explanation, why you will need this. Please use the wired network for your booth, because the public wireless LAN will be only available at some points of interest, like the conference hall or the hackcenter. It is not allowed to operate your own wireless network at your booth. In any case we ask you not to connect visitors to the project's network. They can use the wireless network or visit the hackcenter. Please let us recapitulate the three don'ts: o bind a dhcp-server to the project's network (we already have one ;-) o operate a wireless network o connect visitors to the project's network A detailled information sheet with all facts about the network can be found in the project's welcome package. 10. Accommodation Please share hints -for accommodation or in general- by using the LinuxWiki [2]! 11. Tickets for the Social Event When we asked you to order some sponsored and threrfore cheaper tickets for the Social Event (details at LinuxNacht [3]) in advance, we asked you to do this in reasonable amounts. Because we have only a certain and limited amount of reduced tickets at our disposal we have to wait for pre-orders of all interested projects. If we get more orders than we have tickets at hand, we will have to distribute those in a fair manner to you projects. Deadline for pre-ordering sponsored tickets is Thursday, May 24th. 12. Project Lightning Talks A novel feature of this year's conference program is a track called "Project Lightning Talks", PLT for short. This is an opportunity to present your project's exhibited highlights quickly and without much overhead nor lengthy preparation. Each slot is just 15 - 20 minutes and should highlight your most exciting exhibit. The PLTs take place at the open Forum directly between halls 12 and 14.1 and are a excellent way to attract visitors to your booths. We have a total of 14 slots, which are assigned first come, first served. If you are interested in a slot, please send a message to our colleagues of the conference team at vp(a)linuxtag.org including: o a short title of your presentation, o one or two paragraphs of description, o who is presenting (including name, email, and affiliation). The tracks are scheduled o Wednesday, May 30th, 12 - 15 and 16 - 18 o'clock, and o Saturday, June 2nd, 13 - 16 o'clock. We have a small stage, a projector, microphone all prepared. Please bring a notebook, or arrange one with your booth neighbours. 13. 1st Official LinuxTag Project Meeting The Projects Committee wants to meet all of you Project Managers in person. What? - let's talk in a relaxed atmosphere about o Feedback Organisation 2007 o Feedback Booth Construction o Handling of 'Commercial Projects' o Constitution of a Projects Advisory Council o Date and location of LinuxTag 2008 o Ideas, wishes and schedule for LinuxTag 2008 When? - Wednesday, 30th, 18:30 - 20:00 Where? - room Workshop 1 (ICC-B/R44) That's it for now. Do not hesitate to contact us at projects in case of qestions of praise! Regards, Susanne Pfeifer, Wolfgang Drotschmann, Marko Jung & Martin Schulte Project Committee LinuxTag 2007 [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diminutive [2] http://linuxwiki.de/LinuxTag2007 [3] http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/en/besucher/linuxnacht.html

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[CentOS-promo] [LT07-Pro-Announce] Infomail #4, April 30, 2007 (fwd)
by Dag Wieers 20 May '07

20 May '07

FYI, this one predates this list. Hey, it's an excuse like any other :) Kind regards, -- dag wieers, dag(a)wieers.com, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [all I want is a warm bed and a kind word and unlimited power] ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Wolfgang Drotschmann <drotschm(a)linuxtag.org> To: projects-announce(a)linuxtag.org Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 18:25:46 +0200 User-Agent: Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (X11/20060911) Subject: [LT07-Pro-Announce] Infomail #4, April 30, 2007 X-Spam-Status: No, score=-2.6 required=3.0 tests=BAYES_00 autolearn=ham version=3.1.8 Dear Projects, after further brainstorming, research, meetings, negotiations, some tee and beer we have some news for you: o Booth Plans o Booth Furniture o Posters o Power and Internet Connectivity o Setting up and Dismantling Your Booth o Exhibitor Passes o Deliveries o Catalogue / Project Logo o Project Workshops o Accommodation o eTickets So you see, it's a lot of stuff. 1. Booth Plans Finally we have finished the booth planning for the Free Software Projects. You can find the preliminary plans on our website. They are for your eyes only - please do not distribute them! o Hall 12: http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/LinuxTag2007-Halle12-20070430.p… o Hall 14.1: http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/LinuxTag2007-Halle14.1-20070430… This year we do not have this much space as the year before. It was a really hard job to fit every project into this plan and we have tried to do our best. 2. Booth Furniture First we have to apologize that you have still to be patient, but Messe Berlin is working very hard on the details of your booth's equipment. One reason for this: we will have much better furniture at the booths this year. There will be (all dimensions are height x width x depth): * Infopoints (2.5 m x 1 m x 1 m): The infopoints have a 2.5 m high and 1 m wide postwall in the middle. At each side, there is a circular desk, which has its deepest point with 0.5 m. * Infocounter (1 m x 1 m x 0.5 m): The infocounter is a normal sales counter, which may be used for presenting giveaways, merchandising, etc. * Podests (narrow) (1.3 m x 0.5 m x 0.5 m): This podests are a kind of counter, but a little bit higher, so they are ideal for putting an LCD display or laptop on it. * Podests (wide) (1.3 m x 1 m x 0.5 m): This podests are a kind of counter, but a little bit higher, so they are ideal for putting two LCD displays or laptops on it. As we from the project committee talked to every project we were able to contact by phone, we assigned some of this stuff to your booth depending on its size and your provided information in the vCC. Please do not send us mails about what will be at your booth: we will provide you detailled plans until May 10th. Then there will be a short timeslot for discussing your change requests. 3. Posters Please prepare at least one large poster (A1 or A0) to be placed on the walls of your booth or infopoint, so that visitors understand what the booth is all about, or what the particular machine in front of them intends to demonstrate. Without posters or other similar stuff the booth will probably look a bit deserted and not that interesting at all. There are just very few booths which have all four sides open and therefore have no wall to put posters on. This projects will have the Infopoints (see above) at their booth. They should prepare for each side of the infopoint a poster. You can use adhesive tape to fix the posters on the walls. If you plan to demonstrate fancy hardware at your booth, it is very helpful to describe these particular pieces of hardware in a poster or a large sign, so that visitors recognise its value or notice that it is extraordinary. 4. Power and Internet Connectivity Power and Internet will be provided by LinuxTag and Messe Berlin for the project booths. You don't have to worry about these. However, you'll need to take enough extension cords and power multiplier sockets with you. We cannot provide them in a proper number for all projects. If you use a cable drum for distributing power, please make sure not to connect any computers or monitors to it unless you've pulled off the entire cable. If you plan to present special hardware, like several servers, which will consume very much power, please contact us. Please be advised to take long network cables with you. You will also need some switches for the inner-booth network. If you share your booth with other projects, you probably should plan the booth cabling together with them. 5. Setting up and Dismantling Your Booth You can setup your booth the two days before LinuxTag opens its doors. On Monday, May 28th, and Tuesday, May 29th, you setup and decorate your booth from 7 am to 10 pm. The earlier you arrive and begin with this the better for all to solve eventually arising problems here. We hope that the booth basics are ready for you when you arrive. Otherwise, please stand nearby, and make sure to have a guard at your stuff. Because LinuxTag will be opened on Tuesday, May 30th, by some officials there is no way to setup your booth this day, it has to be done before. As usual it is not permitted to start dismantling your booth on Saturday, June 2nd, before the show officially closes. Please do not start packing your equipment befor 6:30 p.m. You also can dismantle your booth on Sunday, May 3rd, from 7 am to 10 pm. To get into the exihibtion halls during setup, we will send you special exhibitor passes, which are only valid for the setup and dismantling time. We will send them to our project contact person. Please update your postal address until Friday, May 4th. 6. Exhibitor Passes The exhibitor passes for project booth members will continue to be free of cost for a reasonable amount of booth personnel. However, they are not meant as a means for regular visitors to save the entrance-fee. Hence, please don't abuse this, and don't add random visitors as booth staff if they don't belong to your booth. For this matter we already sent you some eTickets. You can order the exhibitor passes for each accepted project using the vCC. Please login at the virtual Conference Center and click in the Main menu on "Project" and then in submenu on "Projects". Each accepted project will find a button "Order exhibitor passes". After you ordered the passes, we will have a look at the list and approve them. Otherwise you will get an email from us. The deadline for ordering exhibitor passes is May 21st. 7. Deliveries It is possible to send packaged stuff to LinuxTag independent of your own arrival. However, Messe Berlin is a very large area, and if nobody knows about the packages, these cannot be taken care of properly. Please ensure that they will not be delivered before May 25th, as nobody's there before. Please read the following thoroughly: * At all times parcel post can be send to the parcel service of Messe Berlin which can be ordered using form B3+4 at our exihibitor service sites. Advantages are: it will arrive on schedule, parcel is covered by insurance. * You can send parcel post in little amounts (quantity and size) to us ---that is Messeleitung LinuxTag Projektbüro, please see address later on--- but only May 25th (Friday) or 26th (Saturday). Please keep in mind that via this way parcel will not be insured. Hence, please tell us who sends the packets, who should receive the stuff, and what kind of content is in. The Project Team will act as dispatcher anyway, but can only accept and dispatch stuff properly when the team knows about it. For this reason, send us an email (to projects(a)linuxtag.org) with this subject: Parcel Post for Project $projectname (#boothno). Please send packages to Messeleitung LinuxTag Projektbüro c/o Messe Berlin GmbH ICC Pressegeschoss Messedamm 22 D-14055 Berlin Germany Please put on the package (but not to the address field) the project name, the booth number, a contact person and a phone number (cellular). * Starting with May 29th (Tuesday), you can receive parcel straight at your booth. You have to make sure that there's somebody who accepts the packet. Please only use the address given here, and please inform us about the deliveries you expect. If you choose to send it to your booth, use this formula for the address: PROJECTNAME HALL, BOOTHNUMBER c/o Messe Berlin GmbH Messedamm 22 D-14055 Berlin Germany 8. Catalogue / Project Logo We are currently providing the official fair catalogue. Therefore we will take the information from the vCC. Please have a look at the following fields: * Project Name * Press Contact * Descriptions (short, long) Additionally we need your logo in an vector format (EPS, PDF) and as bitmap (JPG or PNG at most 400 kB). Please send it via email to projects(a)linuxtag.org, and please use this subject "Project Logos for $PROJECTNAME". It is very important that you use the correct subject line. Deadline for the logo and the vCC information is on Monday, May 7th. 9. Project Workshops There are still opportunities to have a Project Workshop. Use your vCC account to place submissions with category "Project Workshop" in our vCC. Extended closing date is May 14, 2007. 10. Accommodation The city has an enourmous, nearly innumerable number of accommodation facilities. Because we have to organise many things virtually, it's hard for us to give you foolproof advice on this score. However, we hope that Sven Guckes, our local scout, can provide us with further recommendations within next week about a number of hostels. We have heard from several projects that they already have made arrangements here. We want to ask you to exchange information if you have special arrangements, you can make your accommodation provider happy if you book him out together with your fellows. Although we had started to look for a gym, things went on very tough. We are sorry for this. We look for volunteer who finds a gym for the community, or who can help Sven. First and good information for traveling to Berlin and Messe Berlin has been collected here: http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/de/besucher/anreise.html A number of service providers for accommodation has been listed here: http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/de/besucher/hotels-packages.html 11. eTickets Like last year, we will send each project a bunch of eTickets, which you should spread amoung your project community. The tickets are quite the same like last year, but one ticket is now valid for the whole LinuxTag event. So you do not have to collect more of them. Because we encountered some trouble last year, we urge you to activate your eTicket account immediately after you got the mail from the system: the invitations are only valid for 48 hours and the tickets will be lost afterwards. So, you will hear from us until May, 10th! Regards, Susanne Pfeifer, Wolfgang Drotschmann, Marko Jung & Martin Schulte Project Committee LinuxTag 2007

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Reminder: IRC meeting this evening 18:00 UTC
by Ralph Angenendt 20 May '07

20 May '07

Hello, just a quick reminder: We're going to have an IRC meeting this evening at 18:00 UTC (20:00 CEST) where we want to talk about issues regarding our booth at LinuxTag 2007 which is in two weeks. So if you want to attend LinuxTag 2007 or even would like to actively help (wow!), please come to this meeting. The meeting will be held in the IRC channel #centos-social on the freenode.net irc servers: <http://freenode.net/>. Please come there (and to LinuxTag, of course). Cheers, Ralph

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LinuxTag insurance
by Ralph Angenendt 19 May '07

19 May '07

Hi, starting a new thread for this. I just talked to the insurance brokers - as long as the money is there before LinuxTag, we have no problem getting an insurance. I'd like to send them the insurance declaration on Monday, because they have to send me an invoice before I can send them money. What this means: We are/stuff is insured *as soon* as they have the money. So we need an estimate (better higher than too low) of the stuff we want to insure. First: If you are bringing laptops, monitors, computers - tell me what you bring with you and the value of that. Laptops, monitors and beamers fall into the 1.3% category (insurance sum is 1.3% of the value). Computers fall into the .3% category. So if we have laptops, monitors and beamers worth EUR 10,000, we pay EUR 130,- insurance (plus 19% insurance tax). Problem is: We still have to pay 25% of the damage if one occurs. Second: General liability insurance - do we need that or is everyone attending at the booth privately insured for that? If we need that, it's going to be EUR 82,50 (plus 19% insurance tax) for a week - which seems to be the shortest time range for which it is available. Insurance details: EUR 2,500,000.00 for damages against persons and objects, EUR 50,000.00 for financial losses, EUR 1,500,000.00 for "Umweltbasisdeckung" (probably environmental damages). Accident/casualty insurance has two classes: I EUR 10,000.00 in case of death, 50,000.00 for invalidity II EUR 15,000.00 in case of death, 75,000.00 for invalidity This would be either EUR 6,50/person*week (I) or EUR 10,- (II). This insurance is also valid for travelling to/from LinuxTag (if you travel from within Europe). Third: Discuss whether we need general liability insurance or/and accident insurance. I *NEED* the estimated value of stuff you bring by Sunday evening. Axel: As we are going to insure stuff at the expo - can you ask again for the beamer/pc? And tell us the value of that, so that we can insure it? If you get a no - well, we're overinsured then. Please respond as soon as possible (everyone of you!) and/or tell people who will attend but are not on the list (Tim and Gideon, I think). We will also talk about this at the irc meeting on sunday (see my other mail regarding that, I will also send a reminder). Cheers, Ralph

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[CentOS-devel] centos@linuxtag
by Axel Thimm 18 May '07

18 May '07

Hi, is this the right list for discussing this? If there is a better list, or this is better discussed in PM, divert this thread there :) === What hardware does CentOS like to use for its booth? http://wiki.centos.org/Events/LinuxTag2007 says # Who brings a demo-system ? # Anything else to demo ? # Demo-system (maybe big screen or projector) (Anyone?) If you could detail this a bit more, I can ask around for some bits and bolts (I'm living in Berlin). I can't make any promisses, though. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net _______________________________________________ CentOS-devel mailing list CentOS-devel(a)centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-devel

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LinuxTag: Meeting and other stuff
by Ralph Angenendt 17 May '07

17 May '07

Hey, there's still a lot of stuff we need to do for LinuxTag (and not enough time to do it) :) a) We absolutely need to know *who* will be there helping at the booth until this weekend - the deadline for getting exhibitor passes is May 21st (Monday). So raise your hands! b) Stuff for the booth: We still have lots of flyers from Fosdem - those aren't really current anymore (not mentioning virtualization), but are okay otherwise. We need Posters - the ones from Fosdem don't really fit into that surrounding. We need to know which hardware we have available. c) Conclusion: Let us have an IRC meeting to discuss all that! So: We are going to meet on Sunday, May 20th, 2007 at 20:00 (CEST - that's 18:00 UTC) in #centos-social on freenode.net. Please do come there if you want to help. And/or actively discuss this stuff here on the mailing list! Cheers, Ralph

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Re: [projects] Re: [CentOS-promo] Detailplannung Stand 35, Halle 12: CentOS
by Dag Wieers 14 May '07

14 May '07

On Mon, 14 May 2007, Marko Jung|LinuxTag Projektbetreuung wrote: > Hi Ralph, > > thank you for the translation :-) > > Ralph Angenendt schrieb: > > LinuxTag needs to be contacted as soon as possible regarding the > > furniture (is that it, Wolfgang? Or is this also about electricity, > > Internet, and so on?). > > Yes, if you have wishes or comments concerning the furniture, you have to > contact us until tomorow (Tuesday, Mai 15th) 6 p.m. via mail. > > @Dag: if you like, you could give me a phone call this evening (until 11 p.m.) > If you provide me a fixed line number within Belgium, i can call you back > within any charges :-) Hi Marko, Thanks for the rendering. For me the proposed layout is ok. I'm only wondering where we could put our own stuff. I expect all the volunteers to bring laptop bags and we'll have some promotional stuff in boxes that we have to hide from visitors. I saw a lowered square platform on the right. Has this any specific purpose ? Also, the label on the booth says "CenTOS" while the proper casing is "CentOS" instead. Kind regards, -- dag wieers, dag(a)wieers.com, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [all I want is a warm bed and a kind word and unlimited power]

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Detailplannung Stand 35, Halle 12: CentOS
by Wolfgang Drotschmann 14 May '07

14 May '07

Hallo Dag, die in Infomail #5 angesprochene detailierte Standplanung bedarf noch der Präzisierung. Unter http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/ liegen nicht nur die einzelnen Standansichten, auch die aktuellen Hallenpläne für die Hallen 12 http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/LinuxTag2007_Halle12_10.05.2007… und 14 http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/LinuxTag2007_Halle14.1_10.05.20… liegen als PDF vor. Der Stand sieht so aus http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/07%20Linux%20Tag%2012%2035%20Ce… und hat den Grundriß http://www.linuxtag.org/2007/tmp/aufplanung/07%20Linux%20Tag%2012%2035%20Ce… aber das hast Du sicher schon herausgefunden. Bitte sei so gut und *gib uns so rasch wie möglich Rückmeldung* über die Standausstattung, gerne ausführlich und vor allem per Mail an projects(a)linuxtag.org! Für eine mögliche Konfusion möchte ich mich entschuldigen. Vielen Dank! Grüße, Wolfgang Drotschmann drotschm(a)linuxtag.org LinuxTag - Where .com meets .org http://www.linuxtag.org 30.05. - 2.06.2007 - Messegelaende unter dem Funkturm, Berlin

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[LT07-Pro-Announce] Infomail #5, May 11, 2007 (fwd)
by Dag Wieers 11 May '07

11 May '07

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Re: CentOS Booth @ LinuxTag
by Dag Wieers 07 May '07

07 May '07

On Sat, 5 May 2007, Marko Jung|LinuxTag wrote: > as you can see on the floor map [1], your booth (#35) has a 6,36m front. > I thought about giving you two 50x50x130cm (width x depth x height) and > one 100x50x130cm podest for putting 3-4 laptops on it. Is this fine for you? I have a difficulty finding a proper translation for podest. I found a pedestal but still I'm not sure what it is or how it will look like. Is it a 'standing' table, or just a big cube ? Does it need a cover ? It may be nice to have a normal table as well and a few chairs. Since I lack any spatial insight I'm going to make a drawing to see what is possible. But your expert opinion is appreciated as well :) > You write in the vcc, that you will bring a beamer. Is this correct? We're not sure yet. Either that or a 21" TFT screen. We're still in the planning phase to see who's coming the whole 4 days and can bring what. A beamer would be nice since our wall is diagonal. Is there a reason why you ask ? Is there also a deadline that you need this information for, for that specific reason ? Thanks for your help ! -- dag wieers, dag(a)wieers.com, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [all I want is a warm bed and a kind word and unlimited power]

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