On 14 Mar, Lev Lamberov wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA512 > > - --- english/events/2002/1009-linuxexpo-report.wml 2005-10-24 03:12:22.000000000 +0600 > +++ russian/events/2002/1009-linuxexpo-report.wml 2016-03-14 12:51:42.952188854 +0500 > @@ -1,98 +1,99 @@ > - -#use wml::debian::template title="UK Linux Expo 2002 -- Report" > +#use wml::debian::template title="UK Linux Expo 2002 -- Отчёт" > # $Id: 1009-linuxexpo-report.wml,v 1.10 2005/10/23 21:12:22 witch Exp $ > +#use wml::debian::translation-check translation="1.10" maintainer="Lev Lamberov" > > - -<h3>Debian at the UK Linux Expo in London</h3> > +<h3>Debian на UK Linux Expo в Лондоне</h3> > > - -<p>The well-oiled Debian-uk machine rolled into action again for this year's > - -Linux Expo in London. Phil Hands ably negotiated the .org section with the > - -organisers and was vaguely in charge of the Debian effort too. The turnout > - -of developers was excellent and we were the best-manned stand in the > - -whole exhibition, as well as being probably the most-attended stand. > - -Charles Briscoe-Smith provided and ran an on-demand CD production > - -system for the more obscure CD sets so we could blow and print CDs for > - -anything people needed. Wookey and his lard-powered van provided > - -transport of machines, monitors, CDs and beer there and back. CDs/DVDs of > - -Debian-i386 were kindly provided by John Winters of the LinuxEmporium on > - -sale-or-return.</p> > - - > - -<h3>The Stand</h3> > - - > - -<p>The trend of recent years continued with a large Debian-arm contingent > - -showing off interesting devices and entertaining the crowds. > - -Debian-NetBSD and Debian-alpha were represented and the rest of the team > - -answered questions about Debian and free-software, and sold CDs, DVDs and > - -T-shirts. A lot of people got top-notch technical advice on a range of > - -problems, and enjoyed the experience of no-one trying to sell them anything > - -for a few minutes.</p> > - - > - -<p>To illustrate the difference between 'free as in beer' and 'free as in > - -freedom', free beer was handed out to people whilst selling them the > - -software. A couple of grands-worth of stuff was sold, making a profit for > - -Debian of around 800 pounds. We even managed to sell a few sets of s390 and > - -arm CDs as well as the more usual ones.</p> > +<p>Отлично обкатанная машина Debian-uk снова заехала на > +Linux Expo этого года в Лондоне. Фил Хэндс договорился с организаторами > +по поводу зоны .org, а также, как я припоминаю, был ответственным за Debian. Собрание > +разработчиков оказалось превосходным, на стенд был самым обеспеченным людьми превосходным, наШ > +на всей выставке, также он был, вероятно, и наиболее посещаемым. > +Чарльз Бриско-Смит предоставил систему для производства компакт-дисков, > +чтобы мы могли создавать самые необычные диски для удовлетворения > +любой нужды пользователей. Вуки с его фургоном > +помогали переводить машины, мониторы, компакт-диски и пиво туда и сюда. Компакт-диски и DVD > +с Debian-i386 были сердечно предоставлены Джоном Уинтерсом из LinuxEmporium для > +продажи с возможностью возврата.</p> > + > - -<li> Debian-alpha demonstrated by Andrew Cater, helping out blowing CDs > - -<li> The Debian-arm corner: > +<li> Debian-i386 в разных видах и на разных машинах (конечно) > +<li> Knoppix — <q>живой</q> компакт-диск <q>Моментального Debian</q>, который упрощает пробу единственной настоящей операционной системы. > + Такие компакт-диски тоже продавались. > +<li> Debian-NetBSD, работавшая на ноутбуке Мэтью Гаррета. > +<li> Debian-alpha, которую демонстрировал Эндрю Кэйтер, помогавших записывать компакт-диски > +<li> Уголок Debian-arm: > <ul> > - - <li> Paul Kent attempting a live Risc-PC install (with some, if not > - - complete, success) > - - <li> A host of funky arm-based devices running Debian or derivatives > + <li> Пол Кент пытался сделать <q>живую</q> установку на Risc-PC (с некоторым, хотя и > + не полным, успехом) > + <li> Уйма классных устройств на arm, на которых был запущен Debian, либо производные дистрибутивы > (Psion5mx, ipaq, LART, RiscPC). > - - <li> Nick Bane, demonstrating a new open-hardware ARM platform - 'Balloon' > - - which could speak about 8 languages using 3 different synthesisers. > - - This generated a lot of interest, showing what you can do with > - - Debian/familiar on an embedded device and got us a mention on ZDNet. > + <li> Ник Бэйн, который демонстрировал новую платформу ARM с открытым <q>железом</q>, Balloon, > + которая может говорить на 8 языках, используя 3 разных синтезатора речи. > + Последнее было очень интересно и показывало, что можно сделать > + с обычным Debian на встроенных устройствах. Нас даже упомянули на ZDNet. > </ul> > </ul> > > - -<p>Other developers who helped out were: Dave Swegen, Jonathan McDowell, > - -Paul Hedderly, Paul Sladen, and David Pashley (being the KDE stand).</p> > +<p>Помогали и другие разработчики: Дэйв Суэген, Джонатан Макдоуэлл, > +Пол Хэддерли, Пол Слэдени Дэвид Пэшли (на стенде KDE).</p> Пол Слэдени _И_ Дэвид Пэшли > > - -<h3>The Talks</h3> > +<h3>Доклады</h3> > > - -<p>Phil Hands represented Debian in the "Great Linux Debates" both days. He > - -gave a Sun executive a good ranting-at for describing Staroffice as 'free > - -software', which earned him a cheer. His questioning also revealed that > - -Gregory Blepp (SuSE VP International) didn't understand what free software was and, worryingly, > - -seemed rather proud of the fact. Simon Tindel (the Sun Executive) bravely returned on the > - -second day despite Sun having been awarded, by popular vote, a pair of fake > - -breasts for 'services to Linux'.</p> > - - > - -<p>The IBM representative on the second day, Andy Hoiles, really showed that IBM 'get it' by > - -being extremely positive about the scalability and general goodness of > - -Linux, and dismissive of the "only server", "only 1 or 2 CPU", "only > - -anything" mealy-mouthedness of the other execs (Sun and HP). When he > - -mentioned that Red Hat and SuSE were making major strides towards > - -ISV-friendliness by slowing their release cycles towards 18 months, Phil > - -pointed out that Debian has never managed to put out two releases in the > - -same 18 months, so after a brief exchange he said something like: > - - "Oh, OK then. IBM says “ISVs should target Debian” :-)"</p> > - - > - -<p>Other .orgers who spoke were: The uniquely entertaining Michael Meeks > - -(Gnome2), the tirelessly well-informed Julian Midgely (Campaign for > - -Digital Rights), Eddie Bleasdale (Secure Desktop Computing), Tom Weiss > - -(Free Content Management) and the irrepressible Luke Leighton (Lessons > - -learned from Samba) who, ignoring announcements of the end of the show, > - -continued talking until after the security guards had started sweeping > - -the last of the public out of the hall.</p> > - - > - -<h3>The Show</h3> > - - > - -<p>Overall the Expo was a success for Debian, getting us some exposure to the > - -real public, and making useful profits. It's quite hard work but worth > - -doing. However the Expo itself was a pale shadow of itself in the 'Linux > - -boom' years with a fairly paltry showing of stands. Debian and SuSE were > - -the only big-name distributions represented and a number of attendees > - -reckoned there wasn't a great deal else of interest, although I thought > - -Apple's Mac OS X desktop demos were rather snazzy, and we managed to sneak > - -on to their wireless network too to get that all-important connection to > - -the outside world :-)</p> > +<p>Фил Хэндс представлял Debian в "Great Linux Debates" на протяжении обоих дней. Он > +здорово отругал представителя Sun за то, что тот описал Staroffice как <q>свободной свободноЕ > +ПО</q>, что было поддержано публикой. Кроме того, его сомнения обнаружили, что > +Грегори Блэпп (SuSE VP International) не понимает того, что такое свободное ПО, и, что просто ужасно, > +гордится этим. Саймон Тиндэль (представитель Sun) смело вернулся на > +второй день, хотя Sun и получила (в соответствии с голосованием аудитории) пару бутафорных > +сисек за их <q>службу Linux</q>.</p> -- Best regards, Andrey Skvortsov Secure e-mail with gnupg: See http://www.gnupg.org/ PGP Key ID: 0x57A3AEAD
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