Hello again, First off I'd like to thank everyone for the very useful replies - you help has not gone unnoticed. I've been put in touch with the teacher who is currently in charge of running some science lectures which have been running for a while. This would be a very useful link as she has some experience in organising shows and also it would be an easy way to attract people to come along and learn about ubuntu. Unfortunately there are two downfalls. A lot of people have come along to the science lectures for entertainment, and although I have thought quite a bit about it, short of concentrating a lot on the games you can get, there are few ways I can think of of including entertainment. The second is that it isn't exactly a science show, but I'm sure that won't make much difference. Some other good news is that when mentioning the possibility to someone two nearby ICT technicians overheard and would love to go. If anyone can think of any ideas of how to make a talk about an operating system more entertaining, I'd love to hear them. Otherwise, please keep the great hints coming in.
Thanks again, Craig. -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
