Probably a crew can be assembled to run an installfest with
anarchic individual interaction. (Installfest seems to be the most
successful thing we do). Probably we'd also find a few more for audience.
Or somebody could stop by and give a stand up lecture and Q&A
session.
What's scheduling look like? We work a variety of jobs on various
schedules, whatever some or one of us can do will depend on this.
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Mark P Williams wrote:
>
> I'm teaching an "Operating Environments" class at LCC. Nice idea: teach
> beginning CS majors how to operating in WinDOS, Mac and Linux.
>
> Problem is that most people who teach the class do maybe one class period
> toward the end of the semester in a shell window and say "There, you've
> seen Linux."
>
> I'm wondering if there is someone who would be willing to show off what
> Linux can do at LCC--maybe in about a month? I'd arrange place & audience,
> will be happy to help with shlepping, buy lunch, etc.
>
> thanks
>
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