If you've heard of it, but haven't tried it, Linux is a computer operating system distinguished from other operating systems (such as Windows or Mac OS) by the fact that it is avaliable freely for use and its source code is available to anyone, and anyone can contribute improvements to the system. It, like Windows, supports a GUI (Graphic User Interface) - meaning it's as easy to use, and less likely to crash.

We will be conducting Linux-related talks and presentations in the Hamdard Archives Auditorium, on Saturday, 25th September, by some of our resident experts, and hopefully they will interest people who've already taken the plunge as well as those who are just about to.

There'll be lots of demonstrations/talks throughout the day and plenty of opportunities to gain hands-on experience of different Linux distributions and applications for yourself. There is space outside the auditorium, which will be used for giving the demos. The demos and the talks will go on concurrently. We'll also be distributing Linux goodies at low or no cost.

Remember, Linux Demo Day is not meant as The Inquisition for differing opinions, but rather a day for diffusion of knowledge. Come be a part of the growing Linux community.

Venue

Jamia Hamdard Archives Auditorium Hamdard University, New Delhi 110062

Landmark

Adjacent to Batra Hospital. Entry from Gate 6

Date

25th September 2004

Time

10:00 am - 6:00 pm (Registration at 9:30 am)

Contact

ldd2k4@linux-delhi.org

Entry

Free, all are invited