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The booth, primarily to promote the SEUL/edu project, consisted of technology demos and flyers to showcase the project's status. Harry McGregor, head of the Open Source Education Foundation (OSEF), was on hand to demonstrate his classroom oriented computer case (displayed below) and answer any OSEF related questions. Doug Loss, the acting head of SEUL/edu at the time, was there to show the capabilities of using obsolete Mac hardware as Linux X-Terminals. Others on hand included Roger Dingledine, the visionary leader of SEUL, Pete St. Onge, Summer, Felipe Bergo, and Daniel E. Markle, each on hand to answer questions about SEUL at large and their particular projects. (Surely I forgot someone...)
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Also taking place was a SEUL/edu discussion and planning meeting. A lot was discussed, including where the project is going, how to drum up more membership, and specifics of how we wanted to implement certain projects. Included in later discussion were some SEUL/sci issues, and a few general SEUL problems that needed to be solved.
Mandrake helped us a great deal at this event, providing a machine to demo our software on, helping to pay for our hotel rooms and travel fees, and giving us advice and other help throughout the expo.