On Tue, Jun 18, 2002 at 12:41:50AM +0200, Alexander Schmehl wrote: > * Joerg Jaspert <joerg@debian.org> [020617 22:50]: > > > - I think we can solve the problem, to sleep somewhere, in the next > > > month. I heard recently, there is a youth hostel near to the city and > > > the fair hall http://www.jugendherberge-frankfurt.de > > Would be nice to have a place somewhere there. > > Im living near to FFM (only 1hour with a train), but 2 hours train > > every day? Bah. :) I may be able to provide accomodation for 1-2 people, subject to my wife's approval :) > > Hardware! > If I know the size of the booth, we can start thinking of hardware. I'm > offering my i386 (athlon 600, 17" CRT), but I have no car, and I don't > think, bringing it bit by bit with tram is funy ;) I have a car and could bring 2 21" monitors too. > But as far as I know the free projects are in a somehow separated > pavillion. Chris told me, that they havn't been very busy last year, > and joey told me, that the number might be incorect by a factor of 10. Last year, the pavillion was at the furthest end from the entrance, so not everyone got that far. And, it all looked fairly boring. I walked through and there were almost no people around, and no visitors looking interested. It didn't help that there didn't seem to be many people manning the booths. I remember 2 people sitting at the KDE booth, but the others were empty or one person looking bored. But in other areas there was a lot going on so its just a case of getting them to come over. The area wasn't seperated as such - just at the back corner of the large hall. Chris
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