Trevor Jagoda
2007-10-07 19:16:59 UTC
Hello, all.
First off, if you don't know what PenguiCon is, here's a link:
http://penguicon.org
PenguiCon is a Linux/FOSS convention, and it's a great place for us to
pull in more members for the LoCo. My prime question is this: what
would you/we all be willing to do for next year's PenguiCon?
I believe that a room party would be a great idea. I know of a few
LUG's that held room parties at PenguiCon 5.0, and they went over great.
I also think that we could provide a few informational Ubuntu (or maybe
even non-ubuntu related) panels for the con.
Would anyone be willing to host/participate in a panel? If yes, do you
have any ideas for said panel? Also, who would be willing to dish out a
small bit of money to go towards the room for the room party and the
supplies we'd need within? I believe the room rate per night is $89, so
if we book a room for Friday and Saturday nights the total room cost
would be $178. That will go down quick if people come forward to help
split up the price.
This is a great way to have a lot of fun, troop the LoCo's colors, and
throw a bit of Ubuntu education out there at the same time. Does
anybody else think this is a good idea? If there are enough people
willing to participate we can move this from unofficial mailing list
discussion and have a meeting over it. I'm willing to head up the
initiative and handle the communication between us and PenguiCon is this
gets the green light.
We've still got quite a while to plan, PenguiCon 6.0's dates are April
18-20, 2008.
Trevor
First off, if you don't know what PenguiCon is, here's a link:
http://penguicon.org
PenguiCon is a Linux/FOSS convention, and it's a great place for us to
pull in more members for the LoCo. My prime question is this: what
would you/we all be willing to do for next year's PenguiCon?
I believe that a room party would be a great idea. I know of a few
LUG's that held room parties at PenguiCon 5.0, and they went over great.
I also think that we could provide a few informational Ubuntu (or maybe
even non-ubuntu related) panels for the con.
Would anyone be willing to host/participate in a panel? If yes, do you
have any ideas for said panel? Also, who would be willing to dish out a
small bit of money to go towards the room for the room party and the
supplies we'd need within? I believe the room rate per night is $89, so
if we book a room for Friday and Saturday nights the total room cost
would be $178. That will go down quick if people come forward to help
split up the price.
This is a great way to have a lot of fun, troop the LoCo's colors, and
throw a bit of Ubuntu education out there at the same time. Does
anybody else think this is a good idea? If there are enough people
willing to participate we can move this from unofficial mailing list
discussion and have a meeting over it. I'm willing to head up the
initiative and handle the communication between us and PenguiCon is this
gets the green light.
We've still got quite a while to plan, PenguiCon 6.0's dates are April
18-20, 2008.
Trevor