James M. Adams (jmadams@jamesm95.freeserve.co.uk)
Thu, 6 May 1999 07:58:09 +0100
Hello Dave,
Assuming I get my Visa in time I'd like to help with setting up, or any
other tasks need doing. I can't as yet do much on the Linux front, but I
can use a Word Processor(Word 97), Excel etc.
James
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Michelson <dmichelson@home.com>
To: vanlug-announce@gweep.bc.ca <vanlug-announce@gweep.bc.ca>
Cc: scieng@gweep.bc.ca <scieng@gweep.bc.ca>
Date: 05 May 1999 20:29
Subject: Linux display at Science World??
>
>Hi, all.
>
>We're looking into the *possibility* of contributing a Linux display to
>Science World.
>
>The purpose of the display would be to expose the public to the concept
>of Open Source computing and the contributions of the UNIX family of
>operating systems to scientific computing.
>
>Our objective will be to help people put UNIX and Open Source in
>context, NOT to teach people how to configure, administer, or use a
>Linux system. We will, however, supply pointers to suitable materials,
>perhaps via a companion web site.
>
>Before we make any offer or commitment, we want to be sure that we have
>adequate interest and support within the group. If you're interested in
>helping, please let me know. If things look good, we'll set up a
>special mailing list for the project.
>
>Major tasks:
>
>1. Definition of display scope and objectives.
>
>2. Preparation of text and graphics for display.
>
>3. Solicitation of corporate sponsorships to fund
> preparation of display boards. (Demo hardware,
> too?)
>
>4. Preparation of display boards based on Item 2.
>
>5. Preparation of a companion web site based on
> Item 2.
>
>6. Preparation of demo software?
>
>7. Setup and delivery to Science World.
>
>--
>Dave Michelson
>dmichelson@home.com
>
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