> For starters we could promote and advertise Linux and/or slug. We could
> use Newspaper adds etc.
Or make sure press releases about upcoming meetings and installfests
consistently get sent to all local media that run "calendar" or
"upcoming events" sections, which is about all of them.
> Basically speaking this is the real world and you can not do very much
> for free.
Well, you can do a lot for free if you have willing volunteers.
> John Q. Public does not know beans about Linux. That is a problem.
> What is your solution?
I will go on making Linux presentations to non-Linux groups, same as
always. The next big one I have scheduled is at an IT management
conference in Mexico City the second week in February. I now do between
10 and 15 "Linux demo" speeches per year.
- Robin
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