Nočl Köthe wrote:
> Am Fr, den 19.12.2003 schrieb Martin Schulze um 12:12:
>
> > could somebody please tell me where the posters went that I sent to
> > Linux Kongress a while ago? I was told that they were taken to LWE
> > in Frankfurt and from there to LinuxDays Luxembourg. However, nobody
> > informed me afterwards that he picked up the posters or pondered
> > sending them back.
> >
> > Assuming they arrived in Luxembourg, could those of you who attended
> > LinuxDays check whether you picked up the cylindrical package and/or
> > the posters?
> >
> > I have no problems leaving them there if you send the material to
> > the next event that requests it, but I'd like at least to know
> > where it went.
>
> I dont know which posters exactly you mean but we have some of them
> afaik since LWE. I dont know who should take them from LWE to Luxembourg
> but the persons we asked didn't have any idea of the next events. The
> next events are FOSDEM + Chemnitz and afair this were the reason we took
> them. But I didn't know they are yours and they should be send back to
> you.
>
> I will make some digital pictures of them so we know which posters
> Debian has.
One is a A0 swirl (+ bottle, I guess, and phrase "The universal operating
system") secured with a foil (German: Fischhaut). The others are the
worldmap iirc, some smaller ones like 'Why Mike prefers Debian' and
others.
> What to do with them?
As I said, it's ok if they are stored not in Oldenburg, I just like to
know where they are and that they can find their way to the next
exhibition.
I've never been to FOSDEM so I cannot judge if posters + booth
will be needed there. For Chemnits they are useful at least
(or for the concurrent event in Wilhelmshaven, fwiw)
Regards,
Joey
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