SFD in NTU (Singapore)

[Qi Yang Er]

Hi all,

Thought I would like to drop an email on this. The open source society in
NTU (that's my campus) is organising a series of activities this coming
Friday (18 September) for SFD. Unfortunately, I am currently away from
campus for the whole semester, and would not be able to take part in any of
it, or to help out in any way.

Nonetheless, I noticed on
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Campus_Ambassadors#Current_Campus_Ambassadors,
that there is a new campus ambassador
(*Chitpaseuth<https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Dolphin>
* (dolphin)) from my campus as well, (though I do not recall seeing his
introduction on the mailing list, nor see his name on the list of
ambassador). Curiously though, I do not even see his name in the mailing
list.

I could attempt to get more information from the organiser, and perhaps post
an event summary/report here, but I was thinking, perhaps if he is really in
the mailing list, he would be in a better position to post some information
up here for sharing. =)

-- 
Regards,
Qiyang

[Mel Chua]

:) A good use of the mailing list indeed.

>  Thought I would like to drop an email on this. The open source
> society
>  in NTU (that's my campus) is organising a series of activities this
>  coming Friday (18 September) for SFD. 
That reminds me - what are other schools doing for SFD this year? At my 
college, this would be around the time of Club Fairs, so we would have 
our LUG/open-source club booth out talking to people about how to use 
their dual-boot Fedora partition.*

--Mel

*All (engineering) students at my school had to purchase the same 
laptop, and it came dual-booted with WinXP and Fedora. Sadly, in 
practice, nobody uses the Fedora partition outside of one intro 
programming class during the first year. I've wanted to change that for 
some time.