On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Axel Beckert wrote:
> Maybe I'm already quite tired, but I didn't understand everything in
> your mail...
>
> On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 07:28:49PM +0100, Andreas Tille wrote:
> > I think a team of 4 people would be OK but I did not heard from this
> > lot of people.
>
> Sorry, couldn't parse that sentence...
Sorry - it was me: You, Christoph, Grisu and me are exactly 4. It
was my inability to count in the early morning hours when I wrote my
last mail ... ;-)
> I could also bring instead a Hamstation 5 (Sparc Clone), which is
> planned to get a Debian installed on it, but I never installed a new
> OS on Sparc hardware before, so I don't know, if that would be a good
> idea, because we may run into (obviously not so) unexpected trouble.
We have joy, we have fun, we have Linux on our Sun. ;-)
I installed Debian twice on Sparc machines (one via netboot and one via
CD). Just let's give the new debian-installer a chance (or let people
see that Debian people are brave enough to fight problems. ;-)
> Also the monitor for that pizza box is not very handy (an old 19" CRT
> with about 35kg *uff*).
That might be a reason but the box I tried first did not even had
a graphics card - just a serial cable to connect via seyon...
> Maybe Christoph can bring his DEC Alpha, IIRC it was also at the
> Debian Booth at LK two weeks ago...
Not bad.
> I guess, an OpenZaurus doesn't count as Debian. ;-)
Why not? :)
> What about t-shirts? IIRC Grisu is the Debian t-shirt specialist. ;-)
Perhaps AMU is another T-Shirt specialist?
> I see. Ok, I'll ask my boss tomorrow if I can get both days off for
> the Linuxdays.lu. Can't promise anything yet, but I'll send an update,
> when I got feedback from him. If 2 days are a problem for the company,
> I'll try to get Thursday only, because I think most of us, who get
> only one day off, get Friday.
I'll be there on Friday as I said.
Kind regards
Andreas.
