booth setup: Vic to the rescue

Hans --

Yeah, well ...

Per our phone conversation, there wasn't anything
for me to do at the booth, because they had things
pretty well set up.

The two booths are side by side, each with a table
and two chairs. The PLUG booth has a cord which
Rich said would be good to power our computer(s) --
it ends in a single grounded outlet, so you'd want
to bring a surge protector / power strip to
accommodate the equipment.

The booths are separated by a low partition.
Both back up to a curtain, and you can hang stuff
from the rod (about 8' from the ground) that holds
the curtain.

Since there wasn't much for me to contribute to
all this, here's a little picture (view in a
fixed-width font!) ---

      aisle at south end of the room

      ===== 8' curtain ======================= . . . >
 a    |                |               |
 i    |       T        |       T       |
 s    |       A        |       A       |
 l    |       B        |       B       |
 e    |       L        |       L       |
      |       E        |       E       |

            PLUG             AZOTO

      aisle inside display area

      more booths facing ours

I guess the tables can be turned sideways so
you can sit behind them (like a counter)
instead of beside them, but you might need
to crawl underneath to get into the booth. ;-)

Some sort of table cloth might be a good touch.

Met Jay (at his Edgeos booth nearby) and he was
asking if we'd have Linux gear (swag) as part
of the display.

Good luck in the morning. I hope to drop by about
3:45, for the last bit of the session.

Vic