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* http://www.veladahoteles.com/en/merida/home.php
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preliminary Schedule

We will stay and work at

 Hotel Velada.
 Avda. Reina Sofía, s/n
 06800 Mérida (BADAJOZ)
 España

Food

It will be open buffet and we should agree with the cook on the slots of time we want to use. The limits are:

  • 9:00 - 10:00 for breakfast
  • 14:00 - 15:00 for lunch
  • 21:00 - 22:00 for dinner

The food times below are still fictional...

ideas, about events

  • a workshop about the debian-edu source packages and using cdd-dev
  • a workshop on debian-edu and fai

Wednesday, the 17th

event

when

extra information

arrival by bus from MAD airport

after midnight

Thursday, the 18th

event

when

extra information

breakfast

9.00-10.00

lunch

14.00-15.00

debian-edu packaging with cdd-dev

15.00-17.00

current status of cdd-dev, how to quickly build meta packages for a cdd at the example of Debian Edu, Ideas for the future

dinner

21.00-22.00

Friday, the 19th

event

when

extra information

breakfast

9.00-10.00

FAI for Debian Edu

16.00-18.00

The manual installation of Skolelinux goes like this: install the main-server with a d-i based CD/DVD, which will automatically setup an LTSP-Server, if you choose so. Then you can use the same CD/DVD to also install workstations and more LTSP-servers. Manually (but with less questions than a normal etch install. And the result is fully working.). The rough idea I had yesterday goes like this: we keep a d-i based CD (FAI-CD is not localized...), which is used to install the main-server, which has a working FAI setup. The rest of the machines is defined in the FAI configdir and installed with FAI.

lunch

14.00-15.00

Visit to the university

19.00-20:30

We're presenting a course on Debian and free software development tools, and would like to push students to work with us. Obviously it's not mandatory, but I would like volunteers to came with me (José L. Redrejo). The task is just talk a little bit with the students and say them how useful and funny is working in the free software side of the computing world. We need young blood in our free software projects

dinner

21.00-22.00

Saturday, the 20th

event

when

extra information

breakfast

9.00-10.00

lunch

14.00-15.00

dinner

21.00-22.00

Sunday, the 21st

event

when

extra information

breakfast

8.00-9.00

bus to MAD airport

9.15 leaving, arrival 13.00

this is fictional