Re: Are there some of you in Munich and Germany ?

[Rayna <rayna.st@gmail.com>]

Hello,

2009/10/3 Lisa Eschner <eschner@mi.fu-berlin.de>

Hi,

I'm so sorry for my full-quote and otherwise empty mail... and this is
my debut on the mailing-list... I'm embarrassed.

Welcome :o) That's great, at least two more new persons to debian-women in a short period.
And it's ok, I thought you would notice your empty mail and send another one ;)

 

What I wanted to write:
there is a website www.technixen.net and the mailinglist lynn. Both are
in german, but maybe they can help you!

Ok, thanks. I don't speak german yet since I arrived 2 months ago and the working language in the lab is English...  That is why I was searching for some English-speaking folks, at least in the beginning.

Best regards,

Lisa

Best,
Rayna

 

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