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Linux Installfest (was: Linux)

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From: Michael Black
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1998 00:00
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On Thu, 10 Sep 1998, Claude Dufour wrote:

> Bonjour à tous,
> 
> À la fin du mois, le Canada dans son ensemble sera le 
> théâtre d'un Festival d'installation (InstallFest) Linux.
> Dans la région de Montréal (Québec), c'est le groupe
> Linux-Québec qui sera l'hôte de cet événement à l'École
> Polytechnique de l'Université de Montréal.
> 
> Cf. <http://www.linux-quebec.org>
> 
> Date à retenir: 26 septembre.
> 
> J'ai élaboré un doc .html qui, une fois imprimé, pourra
> servir d'affiche afin de publiciser, dans votre milieu de
> travail (ou d'étude) le « Festival d'installation Linux »
> du 26 septembre prochain. L'impression du doc devrait
> tenir sur une feuille 8,5x11.
> 
> Cf. <http://www.cam.org/~ycd/affiche.html>
> 
> --
> Bye - Claude
> «Le toit rouge abrite un comptoir de livres usagés.»
> Mousing:  mailto:ycd@cam.org
>           http://www.cam.org/~ycd/
> 
> 
> 
I printed up some posters, and have been putting them up in the downtown
area where there are bulletin boards.  So The Penguin is out there.

Someone might want to post a more detailed message to
comp.os.linux.announce

If anyone is looking for Linux related information, a good place
to start is at the Linux Homepage at http://www.linux.org

I also found a French page that might be of interest to some at
   Linkname: Linux Linux Linux Linux ...
        URL: http://uhp.u-nancy.fr/linux/index.html

If anyone misses this installfest, hopefully there will be more in
the future.

If anyone is looking for Linux, there is a webpage devoted to getting
unneeded Linux CD's into the hands of people who want to try it:
   Linkname: Linux CD and Support Giveaway
        URL: http://visar.csustan.edu:8000/giveaway.html

Also, there are various places where you can get Linux CD's for
a minimum amount.  There are a number of places in the US (you can
find their URL's at the Linux Homepage) and there is one in Canada
at
   http://www.linux-canada.com

You can get various Linux distributions from them for $9.95 Canadian
(this includes postage), which probably works out to about what it
would cost to order from the US.  I haven't ordered from them, so I
don't know how good the service is, but when I scrounge up a CD-ROM
drive I will be ordering from them.

   Michael
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Subject: Linux Installfest (was: Linux)
Date: 1998/09/23
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