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rays
The Anomaly
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 Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 11:42 am Post subject: PRÉ-LANCEMENT EUROPÉEN de NeoOffice 2.0 |
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L'ORGANISATION MONDIALE DU MOUVEMENT SCOUT
en partenariat avec Connexion-Eurodiscount
vous invite a participer au
PRÉ-LANCEMENT EUROPÉEN de NeoOffice 2.0
avec Patrick Luby et Ed Peterlin
développeurs de NeoOffice (projet open source)
Vendredi, 8 septembre 2006, 15h00
au
Bureau Mondial du Scoutisme
Rue du Pré-Jérôme 5
1205 Geneva
Suisse
La présentation sera suivie d'un apéritif avec les participants.
*** Presentations will be primarily in English ***
MERCI DE CONFIRMER VOTRE PRÉSENCE
mljungblad at worldnet dot scout dot org
Plus d'Informations:
http://www.scout.org/download/Invitation_EN.pdf (English)
http://www.scout.org/download/Invitation_FR.pdf (français)
Venez découvrir pourquoi NeoOffice est bon pour vos clients, vos élèves ou vos étudiants
Découvrez pourquoi l'Organisation Mondiale du Mouvement Scout soutient NeoOffice dans son projet de développement d'une «version native Aqua» d'OpenOffice.org pour Mac OS X
Venez essayer ce Logiciel Libre de bureautique par vous même!
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ovvldc
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| Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 2:52 pm Post subject: Re: PRÉ-LANCEMENT EUROPÉEN de NeoOffice 2.0 |
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| rays wrote: | vous invite a participer au
PRÉ-LANCEMENT EUROPÉEN de NeoOffice 2.0 |
Neat! So Pat and Ed are going on a world wide promotion tour?
Best wishes,
Oscar
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pluby
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| Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 4:11 pm Post subject: Re: PRÉ-LANCEMENT EUROPÉEN de NeoOffice 2.0 |
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| ovvldc wrote: | | Neat! So Pat and Ed are going on a world wide promotion tour? |
Yes, Geneva is the first stop on our Europe 2006 tour. 
Patrick |
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LemonAid
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| Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 4:56 pm Post subject: |
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Will there be ... T-shirts?
Philip (I'll take a XXX one, T-SHIRT that is!  ) |
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moehnetiger
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| Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 5:41 pm Post subject: Re: PRÉ-LANCEMENT EUROPÉEN de NeoOffice 2.0 |
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| pluby wrote: | | ovvldc wrote: | | Neat! So Pat and Ed are going on a world wide promotion tour? |
Yes, Geneva is the first stop on our Europe 2006 tour.
Patrick |
And what other stops will there be in Europe, or let's say in Germany?
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gast
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| Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 9:57 pm Post subject: |
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| Vienna/Austria? maybe? |
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oihenart
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We are using NeoOffice in public schools for about 2 years now and we will start in september with the new beta version. As our office is about two km from the "Bureau Mondial du Scoutisme", i will be there with great pleasure ... just to see the heads of Ed and Patrick !!!
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OPENSTEP
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Not sure if we'll have other room to stop by anywhere else during our tour, but I know at least I will have a layover in Germany, but given the new security junk am not sure I can host an informal get-together in an airport terminal 
I still am thrilled that I can finally visit Switzerland for the first time!! It's really cool that hopefully some other folks can stop by who can't make it into Lyon.
Really, the reception Patrick and I are receiving is truly overwhelming to me. I'm stoked to finally be able to meet some friends in person whom I've only ever met online. Regardless of the code, to me the friends you make are the most important thing in open source
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OPENSTEP
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My french is also really really rusty, but I'll try my best for folks too. Unfortunately I never learned any tech vocabulary in French so I'm not sure how effective I can be
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MacRat
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| Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 7:54 am Post subject: |
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| OPENSTEP wrote: |
I still am thrilled that I can finally visit Switzerland for the first time!!
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Regardless of the code, to me the friends you make are the most important thing in open source
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And if you want to keep the friends you have in California, you better bring back a whole suitcase of Swiss chocolates!!!
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Samwise
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| MacRat wrote: | | And if you want to keep the friends you have in California, you better bring back a whole suitcase of Swiss chocolates!!! |
There's also cheese, or, if you really like your friend, bring back a Swiss watch |
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ovvldc
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| Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 12:39 pm Post subject: |
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| OPENSTEP wrote: | | Not sure if we'll have other room to stop by anywhere else during our tour, but I know at least I will have a layover in Germany, but given the new security junk am not sure I can host an informal get-together in an airport terminal |
Your airline should be able to tell you. I trust you're going through Frankfurt?
Best wishes,
Oscar
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OPENSTEP
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Frankfurt on the way out, Munich on the way back. I really don't have much time anywhere though, just a couple hours, so I doubt I could organize anything other than a security scanning
MacRat: ahaha I'll try to bring back some chocolate 4 u
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ovvldc
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| OPENSTEP wrote: | | Frankfurt on the way out, Munich on the way back. I really don't have much time anywhere though, just a couple hours, so I doubt I could organize anything other than a security scanning |
Well, the question is whether they let you out of the airport. I assume you're flying Lufthansa. While I have never flown with them myself, I hear they're reasonably friendly. And the german airport staff seem OK.
The point is that these airports are some way from the actual cities so finding a congenial cafe will be tough. OTOH, the Frankfurt airport is very well linked to the surrounding urban centres by train (I had to change ICE trains there once). Munich probably is as well.
| OPENSTEP wrote: | | MacRat: ahaha I'll try to bring back some chocolate 4 u |
For proper dark chocolate and beer -> Belgium.
Best wishes,
Oscar
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OPENSTEP
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Totally hear on Belgium. Belgan whites make me rethink the world order
Yeah, looking over my tickets I don't think I have more than an hour or so in Germany. Doubt anything could be arranged. Anyway, at least we're hitting up Switzerland and France. It's not quite the crowned heads of Europe tour, but it's a start
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