Hi All,
At last month's Raspberry Jam we talked about trying have some sort of a plan of attack for next time, so I thought it was worth trying to work something out.
I've managed to rope a couple of the guys I work with into bringing along their Pi projects (a Mame setup, and a Pi-controlled RC car) to talk about/demo. So, I was planning to start with some sort of brief 'welcome' talk, that depending on the number of new people that turn up may include a basic introduction to the Pi. After that, I was going to hand over to each of these guys in turn to give a brief description of what their projects involve and provide a short demo. Then everyone is free to wander around and have a look at the projects, or have a play with the Pis, etc.
I think we talked last time about having a couple of 'demo stations' set up too, so that people who don't have a Pi can have a play and see what the fuss is about. So far we have a couple of spare Pis between us, so I was thinking of running Raspbian one one with XBMC on the other.
Again, in the interests of being a little more prepared, we'd like to turn up sometime around 11:30 so that we have time to set up. Will that be OK with you guys? Also, would any members be interested in demoing Pi-based projects that they've produced, or providing some Pis for demo purposes? Any monitors/keyboards/etc. that could be provided would be good too. I think between the three of us we can produce 3 Pi-compatible monitors, but if we're looking to run demo stations, etc. more would be better.
Thanks,
Gareth.