[ale] Re: [ale-expo] Fall ALE Expo Call for Help!
Steven A. Duchene
sad at hpuerca.atl.hp.com
Mon Jul 22 15:38:59 EDT 1996
Marc wrote:
> > Now we need help!
> >
> > We are looking for Team leaders and members in the following areas:
> > Publicity and Seminars - These are areas that require immediate action
> > Demo areas like: Games, Unix, Scientific computing, Applications, etc.
> >
>
Jim Lynch replied:
> Since I now work for SGI. They bought us, in case you missed it.
> I'll *try* to get a copy of Linux for the Indy that they are currently
> working on and borrow a machine for the expo. This isn't a commitment
> since I really don't know any of my SGI counterparts yet and don't
> know if that is really possible, if Linux will be operational by then
> or any number of other gotchas, but I'll try. If anyone can suggest
> any really great graphics demos that run on Linux, I'd like to try to
> show off the graphics capabilities. I saw some very awesome stuff
> in Mountain View last week. Maybe someone at SGI will have something too.
> It would be nice if we had an Alpha too, if anyone can arrange it.
>
> I understand they have Linux working in single user mode on the SGI
> platform as of a couple of weeks ago.
>
What Marc was trying to point out here is that unless we get
some volunteers to help out with some of the jobs that need done to get
the expo off the ground, it will NOT be taking place. We are badly in
need of help to get the publicity tasks (investigating ad costs and
dealines) going since this is the main questions vendors are asking.
We can't expect vendors to make the effort to show up for the expo
if we cannot make some sort of statement about the number of visitors
we expect for the show.
--
Steve DuChene sad at hpuerca.atl.hp.com 1-800-633-3600
The HP North American Response Center, Atlanta
X/Vue/xterminal/graphics support team
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