Op zondag 04-11-2007 om 20:54 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Jan Claeys:
> Op zondag 04-11-2007 om 11:41 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Christophe
> Vandeplas:
> > People don't want change if they like what they use.
>
> Right, but I get calls/questions from elderly/retired people who don't
> like
Op zondag 04-11-2007 om 11:41 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Christophe
Vandeplas:
> People don't want change if they like what they use.
Right, but I get calls/questions from elderly/retired people who don't
like Microsoft OS'es, and they really love the Ubuntu philosophy... :-)
--
Jan Claeys
Pierre Vorhagen wrote:
> You are most certainly right. It is that I have never really had an occasion
> to completely "convert" someone older than 30 to Linux... I don't have a lot
> of experiences with elderly people willing to accept changes, so once they're
> actually used to an OS and have t
Kevin Elaerts a écrit :
> The best example I have seen off people getting interested in Ubuntu,
> was an 70 year old retiered lady, who just bought her very first pc,
> second hand and without an OS.
> The grandson comes to her house and brought with him, indeed an Ubuntu
> disk, granny got intere
Op dinsdag 30-10-2007 om 14:45 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Jan Claeys:
> Op maandag 29-10-2007 om 20:58 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Pierre
> Vorhagen:
> > You see, it is maybe (probably), an error from my side, but I tend to
> > think that the first "targets" should be students. For many reaso
Op maandag 29-10-2007 om 20:58 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Pierre
Vorhagen:
> You see, it is maybe (probably), an error from my side, but I tend to
> think that the first "targets" should be students. For many reasons,
> but mainly because they are in general more quickly OK with trying out
> som
Hi,
I'm not blaming LiLiT for anything, be sure of that. I'm not blaming anyone
and I'm confused when I see that it was taken like this... (OK, I do blame
N-Hitec a wee bit, but they had a lot of difficulties so it's no problem,
they are forgiven :-)
When I talked of LiLit "dying out", I meant
(I kept most of Pierre's message for LiLiT commitee members in CC, so
sorry for the long email but don't worry : after that, I'm starting
to hibernate ;-)
Le lundi 29 octobre 2007 13:28, Pierre Vorhagen a écrit :
> > (...) the "Liege branch" of ubuntu-be has a problem...
> Yes, the Liège branch
Hello,
snulkid a écrit :
> Conclusions :
> * obviously, the "Train Action" advertising was unefficient, maybe
> because you cannot get students on Saturday, as Laurent Sibilla said.
>
I wouldn't say that. It was less efficient than we hoped, as it didn't
bring people to the LIP... but then a
Hello
Some feedback about the Gutsy Install Party in Liege last Saturday :
* Bawet had prepared a local ubuntu mirror and some scripts, to be
able to manage a lot of installations with few volunteers. Leaving
aside the pro/con compared to the use of a proxy, at least it works
and they will re-u
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