Am Fr, 19. Oktober 2007 19:09:21 schrieb Michael Banck: > (if you just follow-up to area-muc, feel free to do so in german) > > Hi, > > I have made a first draft of this year's booth schedule, it is (along > with all the other information) also up at > http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEventsDeSystems2007 for editing, but please > get in contact with me if you do. > > In general Wolfgang Lonien will be around for most of Systems, so he > will be able to jump in if somebody is not available or we need more > manpower. > > Here goes: > || Time || Tuesday || Wednesday || Thursday || Friday > || || 9-12 || WolfgangLonien || CajusPollmeyer || RobertLemmen || > || WolfgangLonien || > || > || || MichaelBanck || RobertGrimm || RobertGrimm || > || || RobertLemmen || > || > || 12-15 || WolfgangLonien || CajusPollmeyer || RobertLemmen || > || WolfgangLonien || > || > || || MichaelBanck || RobertGrimm || RobertGrimm || > || || RobertLemmen || FranzPletz || JanMarekGlogowski || > || || MichaelBanck || || > || > || 15-18 || WolfgangLonien || RobertGrimm || RobertLemmen || > || WolfgangLonien || > || > || || FranzPletz || JanMarekGlogowski || MichaelBanck || > || || MichaelBanck || > > Friday isn't fleshed out a lot yet, and the other days might need an > overhaul. Please let me know if you are on this list, but cannot make > the above dates/times. Also, Arne Wichmann and Erich Schubert > volunteered to help if there is need. > > As this year's Open Source area appears to be really densly packed, > we will probably not be able to tell until Monday how many people really > fit at the booth. > > Otherwise, here are the things we could still need help with I guess: > > * Help organising the party on Thursday evening. Simon Richter > volunteered to organise it, but as he's ill currently, some more > people can maybe jump in as well. > > * Names plates, see the wiki. I am not able to find last year's > glabels file (only got the PDF), so please contact me if you want to > start over. Anyone familiar with the LaTeX Ticket class? I may send him my Ticket directory which has the setup and some examples to use as template per pm which has pre defined badges and bizcards. I used Ticket class for setting up badges and bizcards for fsfe, skolelinux and others in the past. I will have my "road Warrior" USB-Disk at Systems, so if thee is a copy-shop who has a colout copier or someone from Munich who has a colour printer I should be able to set up Debian badges and bizcards on the fly at Systems. ATM, I'm facing a tremendous workload so I'm not able to do this tomorrow. And I will be on the road starting Sunday 4:00AM UTC+2, sorry. > * We would like to show off some nice Debian applications, like Debian > Live, Graphical Installer, etc. If you have an idea about what we > could show, or a ready-made solution (Live CD, Qemu/VMware image) > please let us know or edit the wiki. > > * CD labels. We will be able to get CDs burned semi-professionally, > and there is chance we can provide our own CD label artwork for that. > It would be nice to have something based on the official Etch > artwork, anybody know? It should be cd labels in plain colours (German: Schmuckfarben). Printing photorealistic lables might become too expensive. regards, thomasv
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