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Okay. Do you need help in building up the booth? If so, how is it organized? Unfortunately I have not found any wiki page. Only one of last year. Is still needed any hardware? I have a laptop with openSUSE, a 5-port switch , three RJ45 cable, and a Homeserver with webYaST. Let me know if you need something please, because if I take the train, would not take too much. And the most important question: How do I get into the event? Do I buy a ticket normal? Sorry I ask so much.
Am Freitag 29 Oktober 2010, 14:23:16 schrieb Jan Krings:
Hi,
I know it's a little late, but if you still need help I can help you. Until today I did not know if I leave the two days. I live about 1 hour's train ride from Oberhausen, so I can even get there early. If you still looking for someone who looks after the booth, I would support you there.
There is no problem every helpful hand would be great. Then we would be five that would be really nice to have the same mount of ppl at openSUSE booth as fedora has.
br gnokii
Greetings
Jan Krings
Hello,
Next month on 13th and 14th November is in Oberhausen an Linux event called OpenRheinRuhr.
Its the second edition of this event, last year it was in Bottrop and this year it will be in Oberhausen at Rheinisches Industriemuseum. Marcel Richter, Thomas Groß and me go there but Thomas have a talk and me have an workshop and a talk there so help is always welcome.
When u have time and fun to help at the openSUSE booth, send me an message
br gnokii
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