Since I volunteered, I have had my other volunteer
days changed against my will to 10-2 on Saturday, so I
cannot be there. 

Sorry, I would rather be with a bunch of linux users
than baby sitting 14 xp machines, but alas, that is
what I will be doing. 

Sorry!

Ed Culbertson

--- Alexander Henry <alexanderhenry@cox.net> wrote:
> Okay, now that Cox's e-mail seems to be working
> again, I can put this 
> out.
> 
> ORACLE USERS GROUP:  I'm CC'ing you this because
> someone had asked us 
> about installing Oracle 9i on a Linux system.  If
> anyone would be willing 
> to help, this would be greatly appreciated.  It
> would also be a nice 
> networking opportunity.  Invitation to the PLUG
> Installfest is open to all 
> who are simply interested in installing Linux on
> either your home system 
> or small business or viewing Linux demos, or who
> wish to volunteer to help 
> others with their Linux systems.
> 
> 
> 
> Official call for volunteers. please RSVP.
> 
> User RSVP's:
> o  LAMP install with Samba, VNC, and Oracle 9i.
> o  Two home system installs.
> 
> The following are demos that need to get running. 
> For all these demos, 
> multiple machines can fill one role, and one machine
> can fill multiple 
> roles.  What's important is we have the following
> demos:
> ** Samba demo with Windows machines that operate on
> files through apps 
> (e.g. a common Excel sheet or Quicken file)
> ** webserver, phpgroupware, jabber, e-mail server,
> spamassassin demo for 
> small business.
> ** LTSP demo for small business with data entry
> terminals.
> o  Simple Linux installs with e-mail, web, network
> printer, office.
> o  Multimedia editing: images, audio, video.
> 
> I **'ed the ones I think are most important. 
> Anthony, technomage, and 
> George responded with machines adequate to fill all
> these roles.  Dean 
> mentioned he had enough 'spare' parts to bankrupt
> Dell.  Jonathan Claxton 
> said he had a working, flashy game system.
> 
> Over the last month, I've recieved the following
> responses for volunteers:
> 
> L? George Gambill <ggambill@computer-guidance.com>
> L? technomage <technomage-hawke@cox.net>
> L? Eric Shubes <plug@shubes.net>
> L? Dean McCarron <dmp@unionofopposites.com>
> L? Robert Ambrose <rna@muttsoft.com>
> L? Jonathan Claxton <jzc@globalcrossing.net>
> L5 Ed Culbertson <eculbert@yahoo.com>
> L5 Michael Havens <bmike1@vei.net>
> L2 Erik <plug@trouble-makers.com>
> L1 Anthony Milbauer <tickticker@cox.net>
> L1 Alan Dayley <alandd@consultpros.com>
> L1 Derek Neighbors <derek@gnue.org>
> 
> 
> 
> Note, it may be possible that not many users will
> show up at this 
> installfest.  But if this turns into Woodstock and
> we don't have people to 
> help roll out desktops, we'll be in a real bind. 
> Please come one and 
> all.  At the worst this will be a get-together and
> tinkerfest, at the best 
> a full blown install conference.  After about three
> of these rather 
> uncertain installfests, we'll probably have a much
> better idea of how to 
> conduct them and satisfy everyone.
> 
> -- 
> 
> --Alexander
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