FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LUNA TO OFFER A LINUX AND OPEN SOURCE INSTALLFEST TO THE PUBLIC

Flagstaff, AZ - April 20, 2002 - Linux Users of Northern Arizona (LUNA)
is announcing a public installfest to anyone who would like to attend.
An installfest is designed for people to bring their computers and
questions to receive expert assistance in installing Linux or other Open
Source operating systems.  There will also be training classes provided
throughout the session on Linux and Open Source in general.

The install fest is scheduled for Saturday April 20th from 1:00 PM
until 5:00 PM.  Training classes and presentations will begin at 1:00 PM
and run through the day starting every hour.  Class offerings are
dependent on demand and are subject to change.

Guest speakers will be traveling from all over Northern Arizona to give
free classes to the public, relating to Linux and to Open Source.

Class Schedule:
Introduction to Network Security by Karim Nassar - 1:00 PM
Linux in a Home Network by Ryan Carrico - 2:00 PM
Linux in the small to medium business by Scott Sawyer - 3:00 PM
Ask the experts panel with Karim Nassar, Curtis Zinzilieta, Patrick
Fleming, Ryan Carrico, and the other members of LUNA - 4:00 PM

Northern Arizona University - College of Engineering and Technology has
donated the use of room 329 of the engineering building (69) on the campus
of Northern Arizona University.

This event is being sponsored by IEEE Computer Society of NAU, LUNA,
Bookman's, Red Hat Inc., Northern Arizona University - College of
Engineering and Technology and Infomagic.

If you have questions regarding this event please contact Scott Sawyer,
head LUNA Geek and a Consulting Manager for Red Hat Inc. at (520)
773-7677.  You can also go to the LUNA website at 
http://luna.flagstaff.az.us for more current and up to date information.

About LUNA

LUNA (Linux Users of Northern Arizona) is a collection of computer
hobbyists and system administrators in Northern Arizona.  It is a
non-profit group that meets every Wednesday night at 6:00 PM at Bookmans
Cyber Cafe.  It is open to the public and everyone is welcome to attend.

Linux is trademarked by Linus Torvalds.  All other company names,
product names and trade marks are owned by their respective companies.


Scott Sawyer
Project Manager - Red Hat Inc.                          http://www.redhat.com
Member of Linux Users of Northern 
Arizona               http://luna.flagstaff.az.us
Personal 
Website                                        http://www.scottsawyer.org
"We are the Masters of ourselves and that is both good and bad."