linuxcaffe; what's new ?

[mike-DlQxw/23Tq2aMJb+Lgu22Q at public.gmane.org]

> If you have been following the continuing saga of linuxcaffe, you might
> have wondered "what the heck is going on ?".
> The website hasn't changed, the storefront is still just green, the
> "linuxcaffe" TLUG posts have subsided, have I given up yet ?
>
> NO WAY !
>
> I'm just head-down reno guy, working on the physical space, that's all !
> I found the TikiWiki tweaking was cutting into my reno time, so (as it
> was really a stand-in, anyways) I'm devoting full time to operation
> "opening-soon".
>
> So what's new ?
>
> core admin team/ website developers established
> bathroom plumbing
> paint
> retail displays
> lighting grid
> lights in the grid
> rewire everything
> LOBOS shelves
> server hardware
> POS hardware
> phone line (416-534-2116)
> more paint
> ventilation systems complete
> radiators installed
> trim and
> logo design (85%)
> mail box
> espresso machine
> slicer
> dishes
> laundry sink
> chairs recovered
> tables painted
>
> What's coming up ?
>
> counters & cabinetry
> more plumbing
> more electrical
> window "bars" (steel wire spider webs)
> server set-up
> thin client (Thinkpad) acquisition and setup
> more graphic design
> website creation
> lighting control system
> legal document creation (user agreements, artist licenses, liability
> waivers etc)
> establishment of standard hardware/software base (for the linux boxes we
> will sell)
>
> How can you help ?
>
> physical labour (if you like that sort of thing)
> donate hardware (unloved CPUs, monitors, USB routers webcams, wiring etc.)
> legal (know any linuxy lawyers ?)
> writing articles/reviews (once the new website is up)

Hi,

I've been wanting to help out, especially considering I live right around
the corner..  but have been busy with work and whatnot most days.

Lucky for you, I just got notified I was laid-off today *shakes fist at
the Sun*.

If you need help with any physical labour stuff, I'd be glad to help out. 
I'm not a reno expert by any measure -- most of my 'skillz' involve a
keyboard -- but I'd be glad to get out and give a hand.

Mike Waychison

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