> Aziz,
> My answer in blue
> On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 3:33 PM, Abdul Aziz Mydin Salimuddin
> <
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>>
>> Dear Anuar,
>>
>> These are few question that we need to now.
>>
>> 1. what are the theme for the party?
>
> There is no theme for the party, just a simple get together among the open
> source and Fedora community. At best we will use the Fedora 11 theme : Reign
>>
>> 2. what do you need during the party? (beside plug point and wireless
>> network)
>
> Well food would be nice :) however plug point and wireless network (access
> to the Internet) are the priority along with LCD Projector and Whiteboard
> for presentation. Also some poster printing would be nice
>>
>> 3. how many people are invited?
>
> The invitation is open to all and we expect around 40-50 attendees for this
> event.
>>
>> 4. who are those people?
>
> Those ppl are from all walks of life - programmer, evangelist,
> professionals, students etc and its hard to pinpoint the exact demography
>>
>> 5. how long the duration of the function?
>
> For now the time is from 9am to 5pm though that might change. Would not be
> later than 5pm
>
>>
>> 6. who is actually going to give the briefing and how many of them? can
>> you please list down their name and their other details and what topic they
>> going to talk about.
>
> The list of speakers is currently being compiled and its not yet finalized.
> Pls visit our wiki page periodically for more updates. However, the topics
> of IT security is confirmed, so do the introduction of Free and Open Source
> Software (FOSS).
>>
>> 7. will you guys bring any sample of fedora 11 to be demonstrate to the
>> people if yes how many pc will you need to use it.
>
> The Fedora 11 CDs will be brought over and depends on the ppl who wants to
> actually installed it.
>
>>
>> 8. how about our talk in having and came down here and guiding our
>> students in the LINUX class later on?
>
> This should be in separate discussion as the college needs to determine
> which topic they are interested in. However bear in mind that most of the
> expert / community member are working / tied to certain commitments and as
> such their time is at premium and might not come in for free.
>>
>> 9. want to have or give small project to the student as a start.
>
> There are lots of Open Source project going on under the banner of Fedora
> and Other FOSS communities that the students might be interested on. On the
> other hand for Industrial training in FOSS would require separate discussion
> as to pinpoint and matchmaking the college and the industry.
>
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> saito college
>>
>> aziz
>>
>
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