Linux in the Park thoughts...

[John Myshrall]

Christopher Friedt wrote:
> I just moved house right down the street from the Linuxcaffe (of 
> course that reeeeaaally didn't have a lot to do with my decision) and 
> I think that the linux in the park event would be a great idea. Dave 
> and I have even spoken about putting together a projector 'a la 
> LumenLab' (http://lumenlab.com) for a movie screening at night.
>
> Linux in the park might be another excuse for some interesting 
> Linux-related showcases of all sorts of cool devices.
>
> ~/Chris
>

As another Lumenlab member (I'm Mylo) and Opensource / Linux user what 
are the odds,  movie night would make it great. Suggestion would be  the 
Matrix or Hackers.  I have all three of the M however not hackers.  I'm 
looking for it though and not necessarily because of Angelina :-P .  BTW 
Brain's gonna kick some when that projector is ready.

I was at the 1st Linux in the park and supplied the generator. I brought 
my wife and kids and we had a great time.

Sorry about the screwy post.... top posting messes me up ;-) 

What date(s) ?

John

> James Knott wrote:
>> Colin McGregor wrote:
>>> Last Friday I spoke to David Patrick (owner of
>>> Linuxcaffe) about the idea of doing a Linux in the
>>> Park event in August.
>>>
>>> The idea would be to get a little sun, play with some
>>> Linux boxes and otherwise have a bit of fun down in a
>>> park across the street from Linuxcaffe (near Bloor and
>>> Christie). Now, David notes he can arrange for the
>>> following:
>>>
>>> - Wireless Internet (via a router inside Linuxcaffe).
>>> - Some power in the park (10 Amps/115 volts, enough to
>>>   power several laptops).
>>> - Some cheap (used) PCs for sale.
>>> What else should be looked at for an event like this?
>>
>> Free beer as in free software?  ;-)
>> -- 

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