Desktop Linux Conference Program is complete
From: | Jeremy White <jwhite-AT-codeweavers.com> | |
To: | dlc-announce-AT-desktoplinuxconsortium.org | |
Subject: | [dlc-announce] Conference Program is complete; membership structure revised | |
Date: | 01 Nov 2003 10:27:10 -0600 |
Hi Folks, I'm pleased to announce that we've finalized the program for the Boston area Desktop Linux Conference on November 10th. We've got a great program scheduled, with interesting talks by representatives from Bruce Perens, IBM, Novell, CA, LTSP, and many more. One highlight will be a talk given by Dr. Martin Echt about the conversion of his Cardiology practice to Linux. You can read more about the program here: http://www.desktoplinuxconsortium.org/?page=2003.10.31 Additionally, we have spent a great deal of time reviewing and considering the feedback everyone gave us on our proposed membership structure. A key part of that feedback was that our pricing on individual memberships was too high. We spent a great deal of time wrangling over this issue, and we have come to the conclusion that, at least initially, we will be waiving individual membership fees. The key driving factors behind this decision were that we wanted to create as large a community as possible, and that right now, the last thing we needed to spend energy and dollars on was building an ecommerce portal so that we could capture what would be, in the end, a relatively small amount of money. If you have not yet provided us with feedback on our proposed structure and would like to do so now, please feel free to fill out our survey at this address: http://www.desktoplinuxconsortium.org/survey.php Cheers, Jeremy White Interim Chair _______________________________________________ dlc-announce mailing list dlc-announce-AT-desktoplinuxconsortium.org http://www.desktoplinuxconsortium.org/mailman/listinfo/dlc-announce
Posted Nov 4, 2003 13:39 UTC (Tue)
by cpm (guest, #3554)
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