I'm not sure if this is the appropriate list or should go on the social list, sorry if it's wrong. At work we've recently been in contact with a company in Dereham that does promotional logos on sweatshirts etc. Just out of curiosity I asked how much they would charge to put Tux and the words "ALUG Anglian Linux User Group"** on a garment. Assuming no copyright restrictions in using Tux, for embroidered artwork, they quoted £14 for poloshirts and £15 for sweatshirts with a minimum order of 10 garments, mixture's are possible (e.g. sizes and polo/s + sweat/s). Any interest? Keith ____________ The natural order of things includes us, and its laws are our laws. We are an endless moving stream in an endless moving stream. Jisho Warner ** I suppose that should really be AGLUG - Anglian GNU/Linux User Group!! :o)
...also, if we order more that 10 the price starts to drop slightly. Not a lot, 50p or so. Keith
Keith Watson <keith.watson@kewill.com> wrote:
Assuming no copyright restrictions in using Tux, for embroidered artwork,
No, see http://www.isc.tamu.edu/~lewing/linux/
they quoted £14 for poloshirts and £15 for sweatshirts with a minimum order of 10 garments, mixture's are possible (e.g. sizes and polo/s + sweat/s).
Any interest?
I'm interested in a sweatshirt (although this probably isn't the time to be buying them).
** I suppose that should really be AGLUG - Anglian GNU/Linux User Group!! :o)
I occasionally suggest things like that. How about it? I'd avoid /ing the two and just say "GNU and Linux" so that we don't get obsoleted, whatever happens. -- MJR| Apache is versatile, but you need to be careful when configuring ---' it. Always run "apachectl configtest" or equivalent over the httpd.conf before trying to load it in. |-----[ Luminas internet applications http://www.luminas.co.uk/ ]-----|
I'm interested in a sweatshirt (although this probably isn't the time to be buying them).
OK, anyone else who's interested please reply to me directly, to save cluttering up the list, at <kpwatson@luna.co.uk>. Oh, by the way, the company in question is Studio 69 <http://www.studio69.co.uk/>
** I suppose that should really be AGLUG - Anglian GNU/Linux User Group!!
I occasionally suggest things like that. How about it? I'd avoid /ing the two and just say "GNU and Linux" so that we don't get obsoleted, whatever happens.
I was waiting for someone to say "AGLUG? I'll drink to that!" :oD Given the apparent tradition of retiring to a local hostelry immediately after each meeting I suppose it would be appropriate. Keith ____________ There is no here, no there. Infinity is before our eyes. Seng-T'san --- This message has been scanned for computer viruses and none have been detected. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.375 / Virus Database: 210 - Release Date: 10/07/2002
On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 05:44:42PM +0000, MJ Ray wrote:
** I suppose that should really be AGLUG - Anglian GNU/Linux User Group!! :o)
I occasionally suggest things like that. How about it? I'd avoid /ing the two and just say "GNU and Linux" so that we don't get obsoleted, whatever happens.
No tis a silly idea, cos when we are all using GNU/HURD (RSN) we will have to change the name yet again to AGHUG and the other reason being we would need to register another domain and things like that. I say keep the name, just to avoid confusion. Or we could call ourselves something like Tuesday or Valvic ;) Adam -- "Step away from the Cathedral, This Bazaar is loaded" jabberid = quinophex@jabber.earth.li
Adam Bower <abower@thebowery.co.uk> wrote:
No tis a silly idea, cos when we are all using GNU/HURD (RSN) we will have to
Well, Hurd is part of GNU, so you don't *have* to put that bit in if you don't want to. It's only really there to differentiate from using GNU on top of the Linux kernel. That's why I said not to / the two.
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