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KIWI-LTSP at the Brindisi’s Linux-Day (Italy)

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Sunday, October 26th, 2008 by Andrea Florio Digg!

Yesterday, 25 October, ILS (Italian Linux Society) and italian LUGs (Linux User Groups) had organized Linux Day. A day, where we spread words about Linux

Me and my LUG (BriLUG - Brindisi Linux User Group) worked to it, on my City (Brindisi indeed).

Here some photos:

me with suse gadgets

in particular, in the morning i talked about GnuPG keys.

The evening was an “installation party” where i presented KIWI-LTSP to teachers and schools representatives.

(same child plays with openSUSE-edu on LTSP laptops)

The project likes and infact, the press talked about it to. (check second colomn)

A great Day isn’t it?

(all photos will be available on BriLUG website)

Andrea

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3 Comments

Comment by AlbertoP
2008-10-26 22:05:15

Good job! :D

 
Comment by Silverio Carugo
2008-10-27 18:24:43

Great initiative, indeed !
Go on this way…

Silverio

 
Comment by cyberorg
2008-10-31 07:11:26

Good work, could you post a link to translated news clip?

 

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