Looks like I forgot to CC this to the list and it went to Hetz alone :)
Here we go again:
Yes, that's what I want to see too. If we'll organize a Linux day then it
shouldn't be a bunch of Linux users talking to a bunch of Linux users. We
should use it to promote Linux between the people that don't yet use it.
Can linux help you as an Engineer? If yes, then get someone who uses Linux
to tell how can it be used instead of a MS platform for Engineering purposes.
Can Linux help you as an accountant? Show that too.
Show people how IBM, Compaq, SUN and other companies help Linux in Israel
and how can these people benefit from moving to Linux and using these products.
Show how can Linux be used in education.
Linux is used in the IDF, perhaps we can get someone to talk about that too
(non classified uses) .
In general, the idea is to promote Linux among people who don't know it.
It'll take more than 2-3 hours, but why can't we have a linux DAY? lets
say from 9AM to 2-4PM.
-Peleg.
At 15:39 27/05/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>On Monday 27 May 2002 10:03, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
> > On Mon, 2002-05-27 at 09:19, Karasik, Vitaly wrote:
> > > I would like to ask if someone knows about up-coming "YOM IYOON"
> > > regarding Linux, and specially Linux in Israel, Linux in desktop,
> > > etc...
> > > [ rant about hostile media deleted ]
> > > So, is there? if not - is there some company who think it can arrange
> > > something like this? (IBM? Sun? others?)
> >
> > Why wait for a company? Let's do it ourselves. Remember that film about
> > Linux ("Revoloution OS") we discussed the other day?
> >
>
>The Yom Iyoon that I was thinking was more toward the non-Linux people -
>companies who runs most of their servers under Windows - to ask their sys
>admins/IT directors/"menahel maarchot meida" - to come and hear and see whats
>its all about, see how can they save (and maybe an estimation)..
>
>I wasn't thinking a "Yom Iyoon" from Linux companies to
>Linux-using-companies,
>there are few of those...
>
>Hetz
>
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