Good morning! * Martin Schulze <joey@infodrom.org> [040707 22:11]: >> Also, we might want to consider pleading for a seperate 'Custom Debian >> Projects' booth right next to ours for the next LT (just like Linux >> ports), I believe a huge percentage of visitors were interested in them, >> so I think it be worthwhile to split it of for the benefit of both. > I guess, we should first decide whether such a space is needed, > i.e. did the sub-projects at the booth use enough space? Did they use > too much space judging by interested visitors? Well, I think the sub-projects "corner" was quite narrow. If Adamantix would have arrived, too, it would have become nearly impossible to take visitors there and show them the project and answer them questions. > I, as a LinuxTag organiser, do have a problem with a third (fourth?) > Debian booth. I can understand you point and would like to add an other one: Who will organize that booth? > I'd rather have Debian organise the booth more like the KDE project, > i.e. concentrate on core information. Could you be more verbose please? Any other hints beside the "move merchandising somewhere else" point (of which I think more positive than in my last mail about that)? I'm not sure, if KDE is an good example, since I think, they used big part (one half?) of their booth looked to me like their private hacking area. I didn't saw visitors there only their own people on the first days (but I didn't visited their booth very often). Yours sincerely, Alexander
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