Update on Fedora at GITEX (37 days to go)

[Thomas Chung]

On 8/2/07, John Babich <jmbabich at gmail.com> wrote:
> Just a quick update on preparations for GITEX 2007:
>
> Pre-Event News
>
>     * Volunteers to man the booth are desperately needed. This is a
> great opportunity to promote Fedora 7, meet lots of IT pros (and
> future employers?), and, maybe, even play with the OLPC XO laptop.
>     * Support from Red Hat Europe and OpenNet MEA has been excellent. Thanks!
>     * We have a demo pod, courtesy of Red Hat
>     * We have an excellent design for a poster and flyer, in English
> and Arabic. Terrific job!
>     * We now have 380 Fedora 7 DVDs
>
> Accommodation
>
>     * Booking rooms for this event are a challenge. I'm staying with a friend.
>
> Booth
>
>     * Red Hat Europe has confirmed we can use a portion of their booth space.
>     * The Fedora Project will have a purpose-built demo pod.
>     * Booth assignment is Stand A6-11 in Hall 6 - See exhibition hall
> floor layout.
>
> Booth program
>
>     * Fedora 7 Demo Laptop with all the latest video effects
>     * Fedora 7 Bootable USB demo and possible installations for daring
> individuals
>     * Fedora 7 DVDs (380 shipped)
>     * Fedora 7 Live CDs (open to suggestions on GNOME / KDE / i386 /
> x86_64 ratios)
>     * One Laptop Per Child demo laptop (Confirmed)
>
> Layout
>
>     * A dedicated demo pod in the booth with Red Hat (Thank you, RH),
> OLPC XO laptop demo, and two Red Hat partners
>
> Fedora Project - GITEX 2007 Sign and Brochure Design
>
>     * Red Hat is graciously providing a demo pod for Fedora and we
> have been asked to provide a layout for a sign for the demo pod
> consisting of a large title and 3-4 major points.
>     * The artwork has been realized by Hisham Abdel-Magid, based on
> Fedora Art Team themes and design. Thanks, Hisham!
>
> See http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraEvents/GITEX for details.
>
> John Babich
> Volunteer, Fedora Project

Thank you for the great progress report!
It's coming along really good. :)
Regards,
-- 
Thomas Chung
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/ThomasChung