[clug] Open source CD to mail to people

[Rousak, Boris]

Um... I don't know if this is a bit too nerdy but... Any distro Debian,
SuSE, Mandrake, but with either preconfigured or detailed instructions on
how to configure LDAP, MAIL, PRINT and File Servers. Basically an out of the
box domain, whatever controller. I think this would appeal to NT/2k/2003
admins who are considering migrating, but are not sure how much work is
involved in configuration. So just the server backend stuff, rather then the
usual desktop apps.

Or maybe this is a little bit far fetched :)

Cheers,
Boris

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Still [mailto:mikal at stillhq.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 24 February 2004 11:25 AM
To: Linux user group
Subject: [clug] Open source CD to mail to people



Heya,

I'm tasked with finding a CD to put on the front of the AUUG magazine 
(which goes to around 450 people). I am however completely out of ideas 
for CDs -- Knoppix has been done to death, and there don't appear to have 
been any new distro releases in a while.

So, the question. If you got a magazine with a CD on it, what would make 
you happy if it was on that CD?

Thanks for your thoughts,
Mikal

-- 

Michael Still (mikal at stillhq.com) | "All my life I've had one dream,
http://www.stillhq.com            |  to achieve my many goals"
UTC + 11                          |    -- Homer Simpson


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