[Kde-events] [kde-promo] Linux-Info-Tag in Dresden

[Franz Keferböck]

Hi, it's almost the 15th, deadline for submission of talks, and KDE
wiki is down, so no way for me to bring me up to date; however, a) is
KDE now officially registered for a booth (the last time i asked i did
not get an answer on that) and b) did any KDE people apply for talks
yet? to be on the safe side i'll start writing a proposal for a
talk...

greets
Franz

On 06/09/2007, Franz Keferböck <franz.keferboeck at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 05/09/07, Tobias G. Pfeiffer <tgpfeiffer at web.de> wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > On Wednesday 05 September 2007, 09:27, Josef Spillner wrote:
> > > On Wednesday 05 September 2007 00:12:29 Franz Keferböck wrote:
> > > > I've registeres on the site; Josef said that 2-3 people should be fine
> > > > at the booth, it's not that big. However, in case there is one else we
> > > > should coordinate accommodation. (I need some, and ade is tinking
> > > > about coming as well, so room-sharing makes things cheaper
> > >
> > > We could offer some private accomodation as well.
> >
> > We're talking about Sat/Sun or also about Fri/Sat? Hm, anyway, I'll arrive on
> > Saturday morning and stay until Sunday at a friend of mine who lives in
> > Dresden. Interesting, isn't it? :-)
> > I added a table column in the wiki for the accomodation thingy.
> >
> > > > > > and finding some cool posters to
> > > > > > print - we need German posters in particular, maybe some of the
> > > > > > existing ones (Oxygen etc.) can be translated.
> > > > >
> > > > > Who did the original Oxygen posters we had at LinuxTag? There are only
> > > > > the pdf files in SVN, unfortunately even with spelling mistakes. What
> > > > > could we make posters about? Linux-Info-Tag seems to be very
> > > > > newbie-oriented, so probably no "the pillars of KDE"-chart, right? :-)
> > >
> > > There will be a couple of CS students so having one tech poster is
> > > certainly not a bad thing.
> > > I don't know about the "real" Oxygen posters (those that had correct icon
> > > transparency). I took one of those with the white backgrounds and I think I
> > > forgot it at the Ubuntu BBQ place.
> >
> > The posters were the same, it was just some pdf2ps from the last century
> > (*looks angry at my university's IT staff*) that killed the transparency in
> > those you... forgot at the BBQ :-) At least two of the "correct" posters are
> > still in the booth box. Anyway, they are in English and had (one?) spelling
> > mistakes on them.
> > (Wow, I just wanted to complain that SVN is not searchable, but then fed
> > Google with "oxgyen" (the spelling mistake) and "site:websvn.kde.org":
> > http://www.google.de/search?q=oxgyen+site%3Awebsvn.kde.org&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8)
> >
> > Do we need name tags and/or business cards? I mean, some of you maybe have
> > some KDE business cards, and I wonder whether you can use a business card as
> > a name tag. Anyway, there are a couple of drafts for business cards in the
> > SVN, IMHO not so visually compelling. Anyway, we *should* at least have
> > uniform name tags in Dresden (and such events) and we should also have an
> > easy-to-modify template of them in the SVN.
>
> The nametags are a must, and as much as i love the look of business
> cards, having _uniform_ nametags would give a good impression.
>
> further, i'm thinking of a nice experiment, dunno what you guys (and
> gals) think about it:
> I have access to black polo shirts for about 1€/shirt; a friend of
> mine did a high-quality sample print (the guy who did the car stickers
> as well), he did the sample for me for free, a picture will follow
> soon. Now if we know how many KDE people will be on site i could (if
> wanted) come with a set of polos for everyone, that'd be around
> 4-5€/shirt. that would make us recognisable from the distance and
> looks professional.
> A nice slogan on the back would be nice though (i like the trolltech
> ones with "i'm a troll; ask me", some ideas that would be about as
> cool as that?)
> what'd you think?
>
> greets
> a very very very tired Franz
>
> > Bye
> > Tobias
> >
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> >
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