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Wed, 26 Jan 2005

Been there, done that,

got a car. Yes, during the social event yesterday I won a small remote controlled racing car for the third place. A (bad) picture of me and my price is available in my gallery. After the race, we went to a nice restaurant. I'm still not sure, if it was French, Italian or Luxembourgian. Nevertheless it was a nice evening.

Just took a look in the nice Donation-box, Seppy created. Yesterday we got 38 €. Amazing, that nearly covers the shipping costs for the posters, flyers and DVDs we got from Credativ.

Second day of the LinuxDays.lu and I still think, the number of visitors equals the number of exhibitors. Perhaps I should use the time, to finish my P&P, finish the next release of my tuxracer-extras package, start working on my last ITP. Or I just fake a blog entry, telling you after the lunch break our booth got overrun, and play a bit tourist ;)

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Tue, 25 Jan 2005

Update at 18:17:34

Uploaded first pics to my gallery. Sorry, no time to tell you more, the social event is about to start :)

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Update at 13:33:17

We were just visited by a school class. Cool they made a excursion to the LinuxDays.lu. When I was in school, we only made excursions to museums.

Yes Kurt, of course I told them about Skolelinux / Debian-Edu.

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Update at 13:16:12

The ipv6 workshop ended, and there were indeed some visitors at our booth.. passing by to the cafeteria. Well, nevertheless one stopped at our booth and asked some questions.

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On the road again....

After some smaller problems (broken car which needed a small break to heat up, really dumb user trying to create a mirror with scp) we finally arrived in Luxemburg yesterday for the LinuxDays.lu.

First impression: Luxemburg is an interesting (but expensive) city. I didn't know it's that hilly here.

However, as you can read this entry, you can conclude, that we are not (yet) overrun by visitors. But it's still early, so don't wonder, if don't find the time to read those 700 unread mails.

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Alexander Tolimar Reichle-Schmehl lives in Tuttlingen / Germany. He works as IT manager (specialized on Unix and SAN/Storage) for an international automotive supplier.

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