Capture the not-compatible-with-win11 people, who just got said their good computer is no good for a pseudo-reason. The crowd is likely at least somewhat compatible with current / upcoming k-s market positioning. it's a good way to keep people coming, which can be turned in to memberships.
To what distro? Ubuntu can be a lot at once, and it pushes a dumb thing like snaps every 2 years. It is the only 'officially supported' by id.ee, yet they do keep the upstream compatible with others, especially Debian-based.
Can it be a paid workshop to cover at least the food?
Possibly an install USB the user keeps.
Ready 500G HDD 2,5" drives with usb3-sata adapter for quick backups the user may
No warranty, only initial install, everything else is voluntary.
It might be smart to borrow/buy-return stock of RAM upgrades for DDR4 and DDR3L SO-DIMMS: 8G and/or 16G.
Collect the spare 256G SSDs, maybe buy 512G/1T/2T SSDs for a ready swap (ft. user has the ability to go back).
While Thursdays are open, what's the risk of becoming a support shop? How many, what are the expectations?
It'd be beneficiary if current general marketing standing could be revamped before the event. (k-space.ee/todo → Marketing
60m-90m
0. Intro, agenda
Backups / drive swaps, planning.
Image-based backup, possibly Backblaze?
File-backup to external disk may leave a bad taste on recovery to Windows ('all my apps are gone').
Possibly use time to cover Gnome UI while we wait.
30m-45m
2. Booting Live ISO
3. Installer (codecs!)
4. Walkthrough of Gnome (or other DE??? MATE, possibly on Linux Mint?). File browser.
60m-90m
7. Regular backups to the internet. Offering backing up to K-SPACE subscription sounds like a very dumb idea, mainekahju 101.
8. Misc configuration
4-5h event with spillage room to 6h. Hardware prep 2h + ordering. Food prep 1-2h. Slides/demo prep 4h(+), Marketing 2h-3h.
(Re: https://www.err.ee/1609615439/windows-10-uuenduste-loppemise-jarel-vajab-osa-arvuteid-valjavahetamist, https://news.err.ee/1609615934/agency-recommends-buying-new-pc-after-windows-10-updates-discontinued — I do believe RIA is generally right)
Capture the not-compatible-with-win11 people, who just got said their good computer is no good for a pseudo-reason. The crowd is likely at least somewhat compatible with current / upcoming k-s market positioning. it's a good way to keep people coming, which can be turned in to memberships.
- To what distro? Ubuntu can be a lot at once, and it pushes a dumb thing like snaps every 2 years. It is the only 'officially supported' by id.ee, yet they do keep the upstream compatible with others, especially Debian-based.
- Can it be a paid workshop to cover at least the food?
- Possibly an install USB the user keeps.
- Ready 500G HDD 2,5" drives with usb3-sata adapter for quick backups the user may
- No warranty, only initial install, everything else is voluntary.
- It might be smart to borrow/buy-return stock of RAM upgrades for DDR4 and DDR3L SO-DIMMS: 8G and/or 16G.
- Collect the spare 256G SSDs, maybe buy 512G/1T/2T SSDs for a ready swap (ft. user has the ability to go back).
- While Thursdays are open, what's the risk of becoming a support shop? How many, what are the expectations?
- It'd be beneficiary if current general marketing standing could be revamped before the event. (k-space.ee/todo → Marketing
60m-90m
0. Intro, agenda
1. Backups / drive swaps, planning.
- Image-based backup, possibly Backblaze?
- File-backup to external disk may leave a bad taste on recovery to Windows ('all my apps are gone').
2. Possibly use time to cover Gnome UI while we wait.
***
30m-45m
2. Booting Live ISO
3. Installer (codecs!)
4. Walkthrough of Gnome (or other DE??? MATE, possibly on Linux Mint?). File browser.
***
15m-30m
5. Start file restore / transfer.
6. Installing apps, walkthrough. Chromium, LibreOffice tabbed view.
***
60m-90m
7. Regular backups to the internet. Offering backing up to K-SPACE subscription sounds like a very dumb idea, mainekahju 101.
8. Misc configuration
4-5h event with spillage room to 6h. Hardware prep 2h + ordering. Food prep 1-2h. Slides/demo prep 4h(+), Marketing 2h-3h.
Pre-day total: 8h; On-day total: 10h; Follow-up: 2h
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(Re: https://www.err.ee/1609615439/windows-10-uuenduste-loppemise-jarel-vajab-osa-arvuteid-valjavahetamist, https://news.err.ee/1609615934/agency-recommends-buying-new-pc-after-windows-10-updates-discontinued — I do believe RIA is generally right)
Capture the not-compatible-with-win11 people, who just got said their good computer is no good for a pseudo-reason. The crowd is likely at least somewhat compatible with current / upcoming k-s market positioning. it's a good way to keep people coming, which can be turned in to memberships.
60m-90m
0. Intro, agenda
30m-45m
2. Booting Live ISO
3. Installer (codecs!)
4. Walkthrough of Gnome (or other DE??? MATE, possibly on Linux Mint?). File browser.
15m-30m
5. Start file restore / transfer.
6. Installing apps, walkthrough. Chromium, LibreOffice tabbed view.
60m-90m
7. Regular backups to the internet. Offering backing up to K-SPACE subscription sounds like a very dumb idea, mainekahju 101.
8. Misc configuration
4-5h event with spillage room to 6h. Hardware prep 2h + ordering. Food prep 1-2h. Slides/demo prep 4h(+), Marketing 2h-3h.
Pre-day total: 8h; On-day total: 10h; Follow-up: 2h