Heck, what about any computer lab? lotsa community colleges, asu, U of P,
etc, etc. anywhere you know of a lab full of computers, print out a form
from the installfestwest site and post it when you walk by.
my that was stream of thought.
take 2:
haven't visited yet, but post a flyer on the installfestwest site that can
easily be downloaded and printed. when someone is going by a computer lab
or to one, or perhaps a computer store (maybe even compusa, fries, etc),
they can just print and post it. it's easy but should be somewhat
effective.
anthony
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Subject: Re: Install fest interest generation
> Might also be result in some people showing up
> who handle the schools' systems. If the person
> who maintains the computers at a public
> school starts experimenting with Linux at home,
> they're much more likely to convert a machine
> or two in the school lab.
>
> On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, tickticker wrote:
>
> > How about advertising the Installfest in the local school systems? The
> > local high schools are probably full of the curious. And students like
> > free:-)
> >
> > It wouldn't take much get the message out to the schools, perhaps
posting it
> > in the computer labs. then again, IANAE (I am not an educator) but some
on
> > this list are.
> >
> > anthony
> >
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> > From: "Jim" <farli@unitywave.com>
> > To: <plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us>
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> > Subject: Re: (no subject)
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> > > > > > Install Fests generally attract the curious and the convinced. They
are
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curious.
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> > > are also usually Joe Sixpack types who are getting on the clue train
or
> > > geeks-in-training who know that there is a lot of fun under the hood.
Not
> > too
> > > many suits show up. That is another project in itself.
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> > > If we could wangle out way into one of the many computer shows at the
> > Civic
> > > Plaza, those suits and their minions do like to be impressed by the
power,
> > > stability, and performance of the kinds of apps that they license and
use
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