Am 10. Apr, 2001 schwäzte Deepak Saxena so:

> 8) Other possible speakers:
> 
>    Larry Augustine
>    Ted T'so
>    Linus (I can dream can't I?)
>    Bob Young
>    Bruce Perens
>    Miguel Icaza(sp)
>    Someone from MV :)  
>    NOT Richard Stallman

Good list. Add Alan Cox, Donald Knuth and a host of others.

I think it would be cool to get Ian Murdock to come in with his long-time
Linux work and Progeny coming out just a few months prior to the 10th
anniv, that would be pretty cool.

> - Checking account (do we need non-profit status??)

If so, we need people to step forward and help us make that happen. Lots
that needs to happen for that!

> - Physical meeting of all volunteers to organize things
>   (This thursday during/before/after regular meeting)

Let's make it a semi-SIG after the meeting Thu.

> - Start getting volunteers (someone ping ASULUG)

I will post info there.

>   o Once volunteers are setup, we should have weekly IRC meetings
>     and meet physically at least once a month, probably more often
>     as we get closer.

Good idea. Is there a public irc server we can use? Would we prefer to ask
Kimi to host irc for us?

> - Register domain (linuxat10.org??) plus get a dedicated machine
>   with a mailing list for announcemnts to the world and get the 
>   web site setup.

How about something like "LinuxBirthday.org" or something. We could make
this an annual event. Actually, I think this would be an event to pass on
to somewhere besides Phoenix. Sep/Okt isn't the best part of the year in
Phoenix :). Then again, it'd coincide with Oktoberfest once in a while :).

> ps: My Stallman rants come from having seen the man speak several
>     times.  All he does is rant about GNU this and GNU that and
>     "we're not OpenSource, we're free" blah blah blah. The man 
>     received a $25K community award at LinuxWorld and proceeded 
>     to get on stage and do nothing but bitch about how it should be
>     GNU/Linux.

I've never seen rms. I would like to. I think it would be great to bring
him to Phoenix. However he is definitely the wrong person for a
"Linux" celebration. Just as Mr. *BSD ( whoever he is ) would be.

Linus, Alan Cox, you and your cohorts at MV are all better for this
particular event, IDHO[1]

ciao,

der.hans

[1] in der.hans opinion :)
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