ITEC

[Bill Cavalieri]

We (Lumensoftware.com) will have a gentoo/ltsp server, and a few pentium 
100's, and show how you can boot the old computers and run them at 
server speed (remote x).

It will show Open Office, Scribus, Mr Project, Gimp (I can also demo 
Photoshop 7 using crossover).  + printing to laser and inkjets using cups.

We already have this setup in several schools computer (k12), and they 
have really been suprised by how familar the desktop and app's are.

I would love to have you all come over and check us out :)

-Bill

Walt Lane wrote:

>It would be cool to see a mini desktop/server setup using Star Office.  Set the desktop up so that 
it has the lookandfeel of a windows desktop.  I think that would be a powerful statement to all the 
"I don't know anything but Windows" business people.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Chris Bier [mailto:cbier at liberty.k12.mo.us]
>Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 4:55 PM
>To: kclug at kclug.org
>Subject: [Fwd: ITEC]
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>>From: Angela Corman <angela.corman at centricevents.com>
>>To: 'cbier at liberty.k12.mo.us' <cbier at liberty.k12.mo.us>
>>Subject: ITEC
>>Date: 16 Oct 2003 14:48:57 -0700
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>>Hi Chris-
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>>The suggestion was brought up that in your booth you let people "test drive"
>>Linux. What was your plan with you booth. I know you mentioned having
>>computers set up with Linux, were you planning on letting attendees try it
>>out?
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>>Also, exciting news. Tom Hartman, VP of Technology for Novell, is confirmed
>>to give the opening keynote at 9am on Oct. 29. We are still working out the
>>details of the session but the theme of his speech is "Linux Directions".
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>>Best Regards,
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>>Angela Corman
>>Program Manager-ITEC
>>Centric Events Portland
>>Direct Telephone: 503-670-6744 
>>Fax: 503-968-1284
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