Hola, un saludo a todos desde Colombia. Esta es solo una prueba para ver si logre enviar un mensaje correctamente a la Lista. Que viva el Software Libre!!!
claro brother y saludos desde guatemala On 6/1/06, andress calderon <andress.calderon@gmail.com> wrote:
Hola, un saludo a todos desde Colombia. Esta es solo una prueba para ver si logre enviar un mensaje correctamente a la Lista.
Que viva el Software Libre!!!
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desde Venezuela tambien un gran saludo 2006/5/31, Paulo Alvarado (techno) <techno.mayix@gmail.com>:
claro brother y saludos desde guatemala
On 6/1/06, andress calderon <andress.calderon@gmail.com> wrote:
Hola, un saludo a todos desde Colombia. Esta es solo una prueba para ver si logre enviar un mensaje correctamente a la Lista.
Que viva el Software Libre!!!
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saludos desde Guatemala On 5/31/06, Samuel Rojas <samuelrojas01@gmail.com> wrote:
desde Venezuela tambien un gran saludo
2006/5/31, Paulo Alvarado (techno) <techno.mayix@gmail.com>:
claro brother y saludos desde guatemala
On 6/1/06, andress calderon < andress.calderon@gmail.com> wrote:
Hola, un saludo a todos desde Colombia. Esta es solo una prueba para ver si logre enviar un mensaje correctamente a la Lista.
Que viva el Software Libre!!!
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Hola a todos, creo que hubo problemas hace unos dias al escribir en español pero no domino muy bien el ingles (aun) y me gustaria muchisimo seguir posteando en español, igual veo que hay muchos hispanohablantes y eso me alegra muchisimo, Apenas estoy terminando mi carrera de ingenieria y soy relativamente nuevo en GNU/Linux pero estoy convencido de sus beneficios y enamorado de esta filosofia tan necesaria para paises en desarrollo como mi Colombia. Les agradezco a todos sus saludos y toda la ayuda que me puedan ofrecer para celebrar como se debe el Dia Internacional de Software Libre. ANIMO!!! 2006/6/1, Jorge Higueros <jorge.higueros@gmail.com>:
saludos desde Guatemala
On 5/31/06, Samuel Rojas <samuelrojas01@gmail.com> wrote:
desde Venezuela tambien un gran saludo
2006/5/31, Paulo Alvarado (techno) < techno.mayix@gmail.com>:
claro brother y saludos desde guatemala
On 6/1/06, andress calderon < andress.calderon@gmail.com> wrote:
Hola, un saludo a todos desde Colombia. Esta es solo una prueba para ver si logre enviar un mensaje correctamente a la Lista.
Que viva el Software Libre!!!
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Saludos a todos del norte de finlandia Me da mucho gusto a leer de actividades en las americas. Es de verdad en comienzo buenisimo de SFD-2006. Yo mismo escribo malamente y dificilamente y largomente la español. Pero leo bastante. Hay muchos otros en la lista quienes no leen nada ni siquiera una palabra. Ellos pueden ayudar mejor si escribamos en inglés lo más que possible y en la misma habremos acercerado en publica grande en el pacífico, america del norte, europa y asia. Es una lista mundial y un proyecto mundial. No es importante que escribamos inglés perfectamente sino escribamos. En lo menos mejoramonos que escribamos ambos la español y la inglés. Un abstracto en la lengua otra es bastante a incluyir todos en todas las actividades. -Lars --- Greetings everybody, from the north of Finland, It's a great please to read so much activity in the Americas. It's really a fantastic start to SFD-2006. I myself write Spanish very poorly (as demonstrated above), with great difficulty and slowly. However, I read it just fine. Many others on the list can't read it at all, not even a word. They could participate better if we write as much as possible in English. And at the same time we would be be reaching out to the Pacific, North America, Europe and Asia. This is a world-wide list and a world-wide project. It's not important we write English perfectly only that we write it. At the least we might write both in English and Spanish. Even just summary in English language would help so that all folks can stay a part of activities. -Lars On Fri, 2 Jun 2006, andress calderon wrote:
Hola a todos, creo que hubo problemas hace unos dias al escribir en español pero no domino muy bien el ingles (aun) y me gustaria muchisimo seguir posteando en español, igual veo que hay muchos hispanohablantes y eso me alegra muchisimo ...
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Hi, so, talk about your plans! I was thinking in maybe do a videoconference with many points around the world! Sorry for my bad english! :) Greetings from Mexico! =============== Hola, así que, hablen de sus planes! Estaba pensando en tal vez hacer una videoconferencia con varios puntos alrededor del mundo. Perdón por mi mal inglés! ;) Saludos desde Mexico On 6/5/06, Lars D. Noodén <lars@umich.edu> wrote:
Saludos a todos del norte de finlandia
Me da mucho gusto a leer de actividades en las americas. Es de verdad en comienzo buenisimo de SFD-2006.
Yo mismo escribo malamente y dificilamente y largomente la español. Pero leo bastante. Hay muchos otros en la lista quienes no leen nada ni siquiera una palabra. Ellos pueden ayudar mejor si escribamos en inglés lo más que possible y en la misma habremos acercerado en publica grande en el pacífico, america del norte, europa y asia.
Es una lista mundial y un proyecto mundial.
No es importante que escribamos inglés perfectamente sino escribamos. En lo menos mejoramonos que escribamos ambos la español y la inglés. Un abstracto en la lengua otra es bastante a incluyir todos en todas las actividades.
-Lars ---
Greetings everybody, from the north of Finland,
It's a great please to read so much activity in the Americas. It's really a fantastic start to SFD-2006.
I myself write Spanish very poorly (as demonstrated above), with great difficulty and slowly. However, I read it just fine. Many others on the list can't read it at all, not even a word. They could participate better if we write as much as possible in English. And at the same time we would be be reaching out to the Pacific, North America, Europe and Asia.
This is a world-wide list and a world-wide project.
It's not important we write English perfectly only that we write it. At the least we might write both in English and Spanish. Even just summary in English language would help so that all folks can stay a part of activities.
-Lars
On Fri, 2 Jun 2006, andress calderon wrote:
Hola a todos, creo que hubo problemas hace unos dias al escribir en español pero no domino muy bien el ingles (aun) y me gustaria muchisimo seguir posteando en español, igual veo que hay muchos hispanohablantes y eso me alegra muchisimo ...
Lars Nooden (lars@umich.edu) On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog ... ... until you start barking.
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On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Mahomedalid Ivan <<Crow>> wrote:
Hi, so, talk about your plans!
I'm still thinking about what to do and where to do it. My intial ideas are ambitious, we'll see how they turn out. So far I've been considering arranging space for SFD at the public library, it's a busy place Saturday afternoon and I have contacts there. I'd like to have a series of lecture-demonstrations that afternoon about different F/OSS topics and packages in the meeting room. In the lobby, it might be nice to have a variety of machines with different setups for people to wander by and try out. I'm thinking 15 or 20 minute lecture-demonstrations with 10 minutes of questions in a meeting room and having the same tools out in the lobby. These lecture-demonstrations would be oriented to average, non-technical people, businesses or institutions. Topics for these, I'm thinking: A simple explanation of the ideas and general benefits behind F/OSS are needed. i.e. why it is beneficial A demystification of the wide selection of Linux distros, BSD distros, and other operating systems is needed. A quick introduction to various activities like web browsing, e-mail, music, video, digital photo editing, and so on is needed and how the F/OSS versions are (usually) better. For demonstration computers, I'm thinking setting up several different distros of Linux (e.g. Ubuntu and Skolelinux) and maybe BSD. In addition to standalone machines, I'd like to have a multi-headed machine: http://linuxgazette.net/124/smith.html and a working sample of the Linux Terminal Server Project: http://ltsp.org/ For the applications, I'd pick some from this list http://www-personal.umich.edu/~lars/Tools/ and have them on each computer, but feature only one or two programs per station with small posters and handouts. Of course, all of that is very, very ambitious. But there is time to work out the details and figure out what there is time to do and not do.
I was thinking in maybe do a videoconference with many points around the world!
That would be very cool. We could run it the whole day and sites could join or leave whenever. People walking by on SFD could then talk with people in other countries! -Lars
Sorry for my bad english! :)
No worries, it's much better than my Spanish has become. Lars Nooden (lars@umich.edu) On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog ... ... until you start barking.
On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Mahomedalid Ivan <<Crow>> wrote:
Hi, so, talk about your plans!
I'm also thinking about hardware. I think I can borrow computers from friends and their work places, but that it might be useful to borrow brand new LCD screens from local computer shops. The shops each have a few nice, very large LCD screens in their sales area and tend to close early (or completely) on Saturday. So it would be an easy way for them to get publicity if they were to loan a screen or two for that day. No changes would be needed with screens. I'll have to find some contacts at the shops and see what they think of it. I guess each screen would have a business card on it saying which company is loaning it out and contact information for the business. I think the profit on the screens and peripherals may be higher for the shops than for the computers. If people upgrade their computr with F/OSS software or systems, that means more money to spend on 'smaller' purchases like screens. -Lars Lars Nooden (lars@umich.edu) On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog ... ... until you start barking.
Yo hablo ingles solamente, pero pienso la gente que habla espanol son agradables hablar espanol aqui! :) Well, I only speak English fluently (unfortunately), but I think Spanish-speakers SHOULD be able to speak Spanish on this list. I would hate to exclude anyone from Central or South America because they don't speak English. Recipients can usually tell by the subject line if the message is written in Spanish or English. I can read some Spanish and I'm always trying to learn more, so I usually read them. If you can't read Spanish or don't want to, just delete the emails. I'd rather hit Delete a few times to get rid of Spanish (or Mandarin or French or Arabic...) languages than prevent a whole continent of people from participating in this list :) My $0.02 ;) -Jim Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Saludos a todos del norte de finlandia
Me da mucho gusto a leer de actividades en las americas. Es de verdad en comienzo buenisimo de SFD-2006.
Yo mismo escribo malamente y dificilamente y largomente la español. Pero leo bastante. Hay muchos otros en la lista quienes no leen nada ni siquiera una palabra. Ellos pueden ayudar mejor si escribamos en inglés lo más que possible y en la misma habremos acercerado en publica grande en el pacífico, america del norte, europa y asia.
Es una lista mundial y un proyecto mundial.
No es importante que escribamos inglés perfectamente sino escribamos. En lo menos mejoramonos que escribamos ambos la español y la inglés. Un abstracto en la lengua otra es bastante a incluyir todos en todas las actividades.
-Lars ---
Greetings everybody, from the north of Finland,
It's a great please to read so much activity in the Americas. It's really a fantastic start to SFD-2006.
I myself write Spanish very poorly (as demonstrated above), with great difficulty and slowly. However, I read it just fine. Many others on the list can't read it at all, not even a word. They could participate better if we write as much as possible in English. And at the same time we would be be reaching out to the Pacific, North America, Europe and Asia.
This is a world-wide list and a world-wide project.
It's not important we write English perfectly only that we write it. At the least we might write both in English and Spanish. Even just summary in English language would help so that all folks can stay a part of activities.
-Lars
On Fri, 2 Jun 2006, andress calderon wrote:
Hola a todos, creo que hubo problemas hace unos dias al escribir en español pero no domino muy bien el ingles (aun) y me gustaria muchisimo seguir posteando en español, igual veo que hay muchos hispanohablantes y eso me alegra muchisimo ...
Lars Nooden (lars@umich.edu) On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog ... ... until you start barking.
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ok desde pasto , te copiamos, si consigues informacion en espanol porfa compartela , el year pasado nos quedamos sin suvenir , ojala este alcancemos a tener , eso atrae mas people 2006/5/31, Paulo Alvarado (techno) <techno.mayix@gmail.com>:
claro brother y saludos desde guatemala
On 6/1/06, andress calderon <andress.calderon@gmail.com> wrote:
Hola, un saludo a todos desde Colombia. Esta es solo una prueba para ver si logre enviar un mensaje correctamente a la Lista.
Que viva el Software Libre!!!
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Alvaro AJO -
andress calderon -
Jim Craner -
Jorge Higueros -
Lars D. Noodén -
Mahomedalid Ivan <<Crow>> -
Paulo Alvarado (techno) -
Samuel Rojas