MESSAGE
| DATE | 2002-05-20 |
| FROM | Paul Rodriguez
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] Letter to Mr. Brown (CUNY demo)
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Here's a sample of what I'm sending to Ted Brown. Marco helped me out
tremendously by doing a great job with the schedule. Depending on
space and time, we can fit as many informal demos as we need and can get
in there. The important thing was to give space between the demos for
people to walk around and ask questions, and at the same time, have a
frame of presentations.
- Paul
Mr. Brown,
I spoke to the board and we are fully committed to this project. As a
non-profit organization, we cannot guarantee that we will fill the space
you have provided. But we are exhausting what resources are available
to us to get the word out, and let others know about this event. We
are doing our best to contact small business owners, consultants, and
especially members of the Free Software community. The persons involved
in this project have volunteered many hours to bring this together, and
we are certainly going to do our best to pull this off.
The following is the agenda for our demo. We are Leaving time between
each presentation to discuss with participants and answer questions.
MAY 24TH
FRIDAY
10:00 AM-10:30 AM
Ruben I Safir Opening Remarks, GNU/Linux and the Small Business
10:40AM-11:10PM
Jonathan Jacobs
X Terminal Services, cross-platform interoperability,
the GNU/Linux Desktop
11:30PM-12:00PM
Phil Glaser
phpGroupWare
12:30PM-1:00PM
Ruben Safir
SQL Database Management
Overview of GNU/Linux
Mail/Web/File Servers
1:30PM-2:00PM
Marco Scoffier
Graphics and Imaging Software
2:30PM-3:00PM
David Sugar
Bayonne, Internet Telephony
3:30PM-4:00PM
Marco Scoffier and Brett Wynncoop
Internet Audio Broadcasting Server
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