Re: [Debconf-team] report sarajevo

[Otavio Salvador <otavio@debian.org>]

Andreas Schuldei <andreas+debconf.team@schuldei.org> writes:

> Sarajevo
> ========
<...>
> Currently the only way from and to the small and quite Airport is
> by taxi. It is possible that public transport will be available
> by next year.

Have someone checked if there's handicapped capable taxi?

> The Student Dormitory 
> ===================== 
>
<...>
> There are three elevators, one of them wide enough for
> wheelchairs.While the elevators and ramps would allow wheelchair
> drivers to move around and use the building freely, the bathroom
> doors appeared to be too narrow for Otavio's needs. Other
> wheelchair drivers used the place before but perhaps could
> be moved more easily.

Have someone took pics from it?

> Dormatory - Summary 
> ------------------- 
>
> The dormatory seems to offer all the required features for a
> debconf. It is plain and simple and does not offer a high level
> of compfort or luxority.  It is clean and fullfills all our needs
> regarding food, space for hacking and accommodation. The culture
> center is in my compfortable walking distance (given it is not
> too hot outside to move, at which point everything becomes
> uncompfortable).  That means it is too far for americans and
> australians and some people will attend talks in the culture
> center in blocks as in Helsinki (instead of on demandlike in
> Brazil). This could be compensated for by having lunch in the
> center and have additional hacklabs there, too.  Internet and
> local network is not yet installed and would require work and
> focus by the local team.  During the conference the debconf team
> would have to carry the full load of the conference 

How is the way to go to culture center? Plain? Easy for a weelchair
user?

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