DebCamp in Thailand

Welcome to wiki page for DebCamp in Thailand.

During visiting Mini DebConf 2009 in Taiwan, a group of Thais (Theppitak, Kitt, Neutron, and Prach) discussed with Andrew Lee about organizing a Debian-related event in Thailand. Andrew suggested to start with organizing a DebCamp. We believe many DDs would love to join the DebCamp in Thailand :)

So, this is a wiki page to gather all information required to organize the event.

Checklist

Local Team

Place

Khon Kaen University (KKU), Khon Kaen

madduck: Khon Kaen was also my second favourite for DebConf Thailand, after Koh Chang. Khon Kaen ist less touristic than Chiang Mai (which would also be good, I think) and has a lot of young people, which is nice.

Thep: After a meeting with local people, we reach an agreement to organize it at Khon Kaen.

Date

13-19 Mar 2010

Proposed dates:

19-25 Dec is not good, as there will be commencement ceremony in KKU at that time.

15 Feb - 5 Mar is not good, KKU and most universities in Thailand are having final exams. We would miss a lot of local staffs.

madduck: It's too short term for this, I think. This is high season in Thailand, so most flights will be booked (or really expensive), or people already have plans. I would not be able to attend. :(

Thep: Local people have checked with local events and proposed dates for you to choose.

Thep: Local team have decided to reschedule, for convenience of many people. The optimal date is 13-19 Mar 2010.

Participants

Transportation

There are direct flights 3 times daily by Thai Airways International from Suvarnabhumi International Airport to Khon Kaen Airport. From the airport, the local organizer could arrange transportation to the venue. As of September 2009, one-way flight ticket ~ $USD 45-90.

Weather

See KKU weather station

Conference Facilities

Sponsorships

Local Sponsors

Food

Tourist Attraction

What to do

See also

madduck: back then, I knew some influential people at the TTA and the telecom, but they no longer work there, and after the uprests of last year, and after Singapore bought thai telecom, I don't have contacts anymore. :( But I will support any Debian activity in Thailand as best as I can.


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