Presentations For ITEC - Submit Early!!!

[Robert Green]

I will probably be unable to get the time off to be there for
presentations or manning the booth, but I am working on a slide show
type presentation that can be run in auto-pilot on one of the
machines at the booth - so far I had in mind to list a comparison of
the open source versus commercial software and the potential savings,
some FAQ-type questions and answers, and other things to help present
open source to onlookers.

I haven't done any work with slide show type presentations yet, but I
had figured to use KPresenter. I have heard that StarOffice has a
presentation type program as well as something called MagicPoint
also.

If anybody (Deven, others) has worked with Linux presentation
software and has suggestions, I would welcome them.

I'd also welcome other input into things I can add to the content of
the slide show. I intend to get a basic framework, and then expand
the content as much as is possible right up until the time of the
conference.


Aloha,

Rob.



--- "W. Wayne Liauh" <LiauhW001 at Hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
> Excellent assey.  If Windows is not good, how come over 90% of all
> PC users are
> using it?
> 
> There is no question that Microsoft Windows is an excellent system.
>  But, due to
> some of its inherent deep-rooted design flaws, it may not serve
> tomorrow's, or
> even today's computing need.  And we believe this is where Linux
> will come in.
> But it will take some time.


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