Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
Hi Frank, for the glame team I send a triple ack for these guys: > Alexander Ehlert ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Daniel Kobras ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Richard Guenther ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > 4) Available hardware > I'm building up a list here..more info perhaps in the next mail. Should we bring hardware or do you have enough hardware. We'll bring our laptops, anyway. Let's just discuss details after next tuesday, then I'm hopefully finished with my diploma :) *yippie* Cheers, Alex
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
> > > Hi, > John Littler wrote: > >> I wouldn't mind getting there but I'm not sure if I can yet. I wonder >> if any >> of the participants would be interested in writing up a summary of what >> goes on if I can't make it? > > Can do that (afterwards)..can you imagine why I finally decided to buy a > digital camera last week? B) > Great timing ... and thanks, that would be good. Cheers John -- http://Mstation.org
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
Hi, John Littler wrote: > I wouldn't mind getting there but I'm not sure if I can yet. I wonder > if any > of the participants would be interested in writing up a summary of what > goes on if I can't make it? Can do that (afterwards)..can you imagine why I finally decided to buy a digital camera last week? B) Cheers, Frank
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
Hi, Benno Gardena wrote: > FYI: both http://www.linuxaudiodev.org and http://linuxaudiodev.org ^^^ I guess one is ".com here"^^^ > point to the current LAD page (linuxdj.com/audio/lad) I was in fact planning on using the http://www.linuxaudiodev.org URL for the poster because it's quite easy to remember (and, like others on this list, I have a better feeling with ".org" than with ".com" :-). > Just in case you want to make banners at your booth that include LAD's URL. > (linuxaudiodev.org is a bit easier to remember than linuxdj.com/audio/lad :-) ) > > Frank, the stuff you describes looks really good ... > I'll look if I will have the possibility to come to Stuttgart but I cannot guarantee >anything at this time. > (I'll contact you in a private mail). Ok - in case you can make it there, remind me to spend you a beer for having reserved the two domains - I really like that! Btw, I might be able to find a sponsor for booth leaflets here in Germany - some companies selling Linux books&software have been helpful last year, and for a small area on the leaflet showing their name, they might shell out some $$..working on it. Thanks, Frank
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
On Thursday 07 June 2001 01:00, you wrote: > ... > That's all for now. Now, booth participants, please reply to me directly > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) with the information I requested from you above. > Anyone else, send your comments and suggestions to the list as usual. Excellent effort Frank. I'll donate $100 USD if I can transfer it to someones account with some assurance it'll be used to help the overall LAD meeting. --markc
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
> Hi folks, > LinuxTag is coming closer, and now I finally have enough info to write a > mail about it. Everyone somehow involved in the LAD booth at the > LinuxTag should probably read this; the others may press "d" or whatever > now. > I wouldn't mind getting there but I'm not sure if I can yet. I wonder if any of the participants would be interested in writing up a summary of what goes on if I can't make it? Cheers John > -- > http://Mstation.org
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
On Wed, 06 Jun 2001, you wrote: > > We will want some banners which tell what our booth is all about. Right > now my best idea is to have our logo and possible some more text printed > across a large (1x5 sheets if A4 paper) printout which gets fixed over > the booth. I know how to do this and we have a color printer at the > company I can peruse for this, so that's at least a first "for-sure" > choice. If someone else has got better ideas/choices, please speak up. FYI: both http://www.linuxaudiodev.org and http://linuxaudiodev.org point to the current LAD page (linuxdj.com/audio/lad) Just in case you want to make banners at your booth that include LAD's URL. (linuxaudiodev.org is a bit easier to remember than linuxdj.com/audio/lad :-) ) Frank, the stuff you describes looks really good ... I'll look if I will have the possibility to come to Stuttgart but I cannot guarantee anything at this time. (I'll contact you in a private mail). cheers, Benno. http://www.linuxaudiodev.org The Home of Linux Audio Development
Re: [linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
Frank Neumann wrote: > > Hi folks, > LinuxTag is coming closer, and now I finally have enough info to write a > mail about it. Everyone somehow involved in the LAD booth at the > LinuxTag should probably read this; the others may press "d" or whatever > now. > > 1) Participant list > I have the following people on my list of participants, be it for just > one day or for the entire fair. I'd like those in this list to give me a > short "ack" or "nak", that is, if they are actually going to come or > not. Also, I need to know how long you are going to be present at the > fair so we can organize a bit who can take a break at what time etc (I > think this will not be a big problem, though). > > Frank Neumann ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Matthias Weiss ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Steve Harris ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Jörn Nettingsmeier ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Tobias Ulbricht ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Francois Dechelle ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > (Nicola Bernadini: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > (Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Robert Schrem ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Jürgen Erhard ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Josh Green ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Werner Schweer ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Alexander Ehlert ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Daniel Kobras ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Richard Guenther ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > > I believe it would be better if you sent your mail directly to me > instead of to this list. Before replying now, though, read the rest of > this mail as there is more info I need to know from you. > > 2) Travelling to Stuttgart > This is something I can help with only partially; in the next days I'll > scan in a city map of Stuttgart and mark the way to the "Messezentrum" > and where the university is located (it's about 10 km away, so the only > way to get there is probably car or bus). Actually, there is also a > description of how to get to the fair at the Linuxtag's homepage under > http://www.linuxtag.org . > > - If you're coming from Germany, things should be clear > - If you're coming from another country, arriving by train or plane, we > need to arrange something. Robert Schrem had offered he might help to > get people from the train station or elsewhere, and if this were really > needed, then I'd very much like to make use of your offer, Robert, as > I'm not from Stuttgart and might be busy with other preparations on > Wednesday (day before the fair begins). > > So, be sure to let us know NOW how you get to the LinuxTag and if you > need someone to pick you up from train station or airport. As for > myself, I'll be there by Wednesday, July 4th, somewhere in the afternoon > (3 p.m. or so). > > Unfortunately, there will be no sponsoring for us, so you will have to > pay for the travel on your own :-(. Sorry about this, but I'll also have > to take 3 days vacation because our company is in a cost-cutting year > and they can't afford to send employees to congresses/fairs :-(. > > 3) Sleeping / accomodation > Robert Schrem had offered sleeping places at his flat, but this is not > possible anymore. But that is no problem - the organizer of the free > booths at the LinuxTag have made an agreement with the university to let > people sleep there in the gym hall, and this includes access to showers, > plus breakfast and dinner (simple, but what do you expect? :-). For more > details, please go to www.infodrom.ffis.de/Debian/events/LinuxTag2001/ > and read the "Infomail #xx" links on the left side). As for dinner, at > least at one of the 4 days there'll be a "social event" right at the > fair with food&beverages where we'll probably be allowed to join for a > special price. As for the other days, we might (instead of having dinner > at the university) decide to go somewhere downtown to a local > restaurant. > > So, here I need to know from all participants how many nights they want > to sleep at the gym hall, how many breakfasts they'd like to have etc. > You might want to use the form that is in "Infomail #3" at the above > link, but please send the filled out snippet to me directly because I > want to collect all of this information on behalf of our group. > > I understand not everyone might feel comfortable when thinking of > sleeping on air matress/sleeping bag in a gym hall, but it's really the > best I can offer - if you want to go to a hotel or youth hostel, you're > on your own. But, believe me - it's actually a rather funny time I had > earlier when we had Amiga computer meetings and some >100 geeks were > snorting in a large room - just don't forget your ear plugs! :-). > > 4) Available hardware > I'm building up a list here..more info perhaps in the next mail. > > 5) Insurance of hardware > As we are going to have quite a bit of valuable hardware at the booth, I > need some kind of insurance against theft, damage etc. No more info > available on this yet, but I have someone who is looking into this for > me. > > 6) The booth > Still no info on the actual dimensions of the bo
[linux-audio-dev] LinuxTag - Infomail 1
Hi folks, LinuxTag is coming closer, and now I finally have enough info to write a mail about it. Everyone somehow involved in the LAD booth at the LinuxTag should probably read this; the others may press "d" or whatever now. 1) Participant list I have the following people on my list of participants, be it for just one day or for the entire fair. I'd like those in this list to give me a short "ack" or "nak", that is, if they are actually going to come or not. Also, I need to know how long you are going to be present at the fair so we can organize a bit who can take a break at what time etc (I think this will not be a big problem, though). Frank Neumann ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Matthias Weiss ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Steve Harris ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Jörn Nettingsmeier ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Tobias Ulbricht ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Francois Dechelle ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) (Nicola Bernadini: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) (Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Robert Schrem ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Jürgen Erhard ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Josh Green ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Werner Schweer ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Alexander Ehlert ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Daniel Kobras ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Richard Guenther ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) I believe it would be better if you sent your mail directly to me instead of to this list. Before replying now, though, read the rest of this mail as there is more info I need to know from you. 2) Travelling to Stuttgart This is something I can help with only partially; in the next days I'll scan in a city map of Stuttgart and mark the way to the "Messezentrum" and where the university is located (it's about 10 km away, so the only way to get there is probably car or bus). Actually, there is also a description of how to get to the fair at the Linuxtag's homepage under http://www.linuxtag.org . - If you're coming from Germany, things should be clear - If you're coming from another country, arriving by train or plane, we need to arrange something. Robert Schrem had offered he might help to get people from the train station or elsewhere, and if this were really needed, then I'd very much like to make use of your offer, Robert, as I'm not from Stuttgart and might be busy with other preparations on Wednesday (day before the fair begins). So, be sure to let us know NOW how you get to the LinuxTag and if you need someone to pick you up from train station or airport. As for myself, I'll be there by Wednesday, July 4th, somewhere in the afternoon (3 p.m. or so). Unfortunately, there will be no sponsoring for us, so you will have to pay for the travel on your own :-(. Sorry about this, but I'll also have to take 3 days vacation because our company is in a cost-cutting year and they can't afford to send employees to congresses/fairs :-(. 3) Sleeping / accomodation Robert Schrem had offered sleeping places at his flat, but this is not possible anymore. But that is no problem - the organizer of the free booths at the LinuxTag have made an agreement with the university to let people sleep there in the gym hall, and this includes access to showers, plus breakfast and dinner (simple, but what do you expect? :-). For more details, please go to www.infodrom.ffis.de/Debian/events/LinuxTag2001/ and read the "Infomail #xx" links on the left side). As for dinner, at least at one of the 4 days there'll be a "social event" right at the fair with food&beverages where we'll probably be allowed to join for a special price. As for the other days, we might (instead of having dinner at the university) decide to go somewhere downtown to a local restaurant. So, here I need to know from all participants how many nights they want to sleep at the gym hall, how many breakfasts they'd like to have etc. You might want to use the form that is in "Infomail #3" at the above link, but please send the filled out snippet to me directly because I want to collect all of this information on behalf of our group. I understand not everyone might feel comfortable when thinking of sleeping on air matress/sleeping bag in a gym hall, but it's really the best I can offer - if you want to go to a hotel or youth hostel, you're on your own. But, believe me - it's actually a rather funny time I had earlier when we had Amiga computer meetings and some >100 geeks were snorting in a large room - just don't forget your ear plugs! :-). 4) Available hardware I'm building up a list here..more info perhaps in the next mail. 5) Insurance of hardware As we are going to have quite a bit of valuable hardware at the booth, I need some kind of insurance against theft, damage etc. No more info available on this yet, but I have someone who is looking into this for me. 6) The booth Still no info on the actual dimensions of the booth - Martin Schulze says "there is enough space", and I have reserved space for two "demo stations" (table with place for PC keyboard, monitor, keyboard, active speakers, rack etc) plus some possible extra space for not
