Good morning, Please apply the attached patch to english/events/2003/1018-lit-dresden-report.wml, since it contains some small errors and one wrong name (Sorry Erik). Yours sincerely, Alexander
--- 1018-lit-dresden-report.wml 2004-02-25 00:29:07.000000000 +0100 +++ 1018-lit-dresden-report.wml-new 2004-02-25 00:28:55.000000000 +0100 @@ -25,10 +25,10 @@ time, there where many people who didn't even know what Linux is (and therefore hadn't even heard of Debian either). So we had to explain what GNU/Linux and free software is in general quite often, also what -Debian is in particular, and ...</p> +Debian is in particular, and ... well... <a href="http://www.debiananwednerbuch.de/";>what to read</a> to start with that unknown Linux thingy.</p> <p>I think the explanation for this is, that they promoted the LinuxInfoTag -very good at the localuniversity - I heard in every lecture they invited the +very good at the local university - I heard in every lecture they invited the students at least one time.</p> <p>There was even a student, who had a problem to install Debian on his @@ -41,10 +41,10 @@ had a woody-chroot environment prepared.</p> <p>Of course we had a good time in a student pub after the event, and in the -morning we had a guided tour through Dresden, too. All in all it was a very +next morning we had a guided tour through Dresden, too. All in all it was a very nice event, and I'm looking forward to travel there next year as well.</p> -<p>Last not least I would like to thank Erik Tews, who volunteered to man +<p>Last not least I would like to thank Erik Schanze, who volunteered to man the Debian booth in Dresden. He did a good job, brought his Computer as well as some other useful equipment (including breakfast and thermos of coffee).</p>
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