[LT Infomail#2] Urgent issues - Debian

[Martin Schulze <joey@linuxtag.org>]

http://www.infodrom.ffis.de/Debian/events/LinuxTag2001/infomail-2.html

1. A place for the night
   URGENT

   As some of you know from last year's event, I'm trying to acquire a
   place where as many of you can stay gratis as possible.  From my
   own experience such a thing helps not to overstress ones own
   pocket.

   However, since we can't organize the LinuxTag at a university
   anymore, we only have very limited access to additional rooms.  As
   another result the place for the night won't be directly at the
   fair ground but somewhere else in the city - if we should be able
   to acquire one.

   In order to make proper assumptions and to tell others how many and
   who wants to stay there, I'd like to ask everybody who wants to
   attend the show and who would like to use this potential offer to
   drop me a line.  This request is *urgent*.  We already missed one
   possibility since they requiered an exact list on Monday (May 30th).

2. Exhibition Newspaper
   URGENT

   We are happy to cooperate with Linux computing, a Linux-oriented
   computer newspaper from Germany.  The folks from LC are going to
   produce an exhibition magazine that covers all exhibitors, talks
   etc.

   It will contain a list of all projects that are present at the
   exhibition (and who have signed up early enough - that's the
   problem, read on).  As far as I can tell, one or two A4 pages are
   reserved for the projects, thus for you.

   Each project is able to submit the following information:
       . Name (I have that already)
       . URL (I have it already)
     --> Description: 1-2 sentences (your job)
     --> Logo (EPS or TIFF), high resolution (your job)

   For some reasons they have to produce that magazine quite early,
   which means that I have to provide final data on **May 20th**

   There are some logos available from last year's LinuxTag.  They
   only have a low resolution but would probably be better than
   nothing.  Unfortunately there seems to be no easy way to extract
   them out of the database and I do lack severe amounts of time at
   the moment.  If somebody has some time to share, I'd appreciate a
   .tgz file with all logos from last year stored.