> > True, but I read the statement as "without such off-line interaction > it is not possible to get started". > Things like bug squashing/triaging meets, mentoring, classrooms and > developer meets with focus are mostly done online for big projects > like Fedora and other distributions. > >
The idea is to create a community of students to work with the Project. So when students work with the GNU/Linux based projects they will be pulled off from the Windows based technologies. We are not going to create a complete new distro we gonna customize the debian in the way we attract the students and new GNU/Linux users. When the customization becomes impossible or we need more than what actually debian has then we can build a distro out from scratch. We also have to bring out the factor GNU/Linux is a Geeky stuff to Cool Stuff reaching the normal users too.. -- Cheers, *E. Prince Yesuraj* _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
