Well, hi everybody, Just to give you some idea on what happened: 19 people registered. we asked for a room for 40 people. we had about 100-120 people. we moved to a bigger room (156 chairs). needed to adjust the view for the new screen, find network (again - dhcp, apperently only few sockets were really connected), find microphone. This is the short story. the long story: many people wanted to know what linux is, Hard for me to believe they all come again, as some were surprised by the low level lecture (which was introduction...). most of them never knew this is going to be a series (weird though, the ads I put said it very clearly), and thought this was the lecture they want. so besside of the mess with people, we end up with 65 people sitting and watching KDE applications and basic Linux (X-windows flavours) usage. Benny was great, talking about Linux (and asking Tzafrir to demonstrate in the background many things). Thank you both. The good news, is that it appeared that more than one of them installed Linux on his home box. the better news that more of them are willing to do so. the abd news, that we still lack a lecturer for the lecture with modem configuration. EVERYBODY, I beg you to see if you can give the lecture, we will do our best if no one will come forward, but why to make such a bad impression? 100 people need you... By the way, I really hope that someone from T.A. area will start a series also, and even Jerusalem... I'm willing to come and give lectures about topics I know (especially in exchange to a modem configuration lecture... noticed how much we really need that?). Haifa Linux Club (Haifux) http://linuxclub.il.eu.org contact persons: Keren Guy - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dunkelman Orr - [EMAIL PROTECTED] ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
