Re: [Fsfe-uk] Upcoming Exhibitions

[Richard Smedley]

On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 16:24, Jason Clifford wrote:

> > Ah - but it's not about /software/ - it's about
> > trademarks and copyrighted /images/
> 
> But it has the same effect - after all anyone could redistribute SuSE so 
> long as they replace YaST. Similarly anyone can redistribute RH so long as 
> they replace the images, etc.

Well, is it SusE without YsST? Surely a distro's identity is
centred around package management/installation/config?

Agree that RH's position is not so good, just that we are
focussed on software :-/

 
> > Maybe I'll ask SuSE about their experiences at
> > Bett, and the stand prices...
> 
> One thing I learned while at Definite Software - if you leave it to the 
> absolute last minute you can often pick up a nice stand for less than a 
> 1/4 of what the organisers wanted originally.

Ah - what we need is an expo flying squad =0)

Alex and his trusty cohorts ready to put up a folding table
and give out leaflets at any venue at a moment's notice ;-P


- Richard

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