Re: [K12OSN] Help needed in LA School Library [Fwd: linux help]

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I used to be a consultant, ironically, doing Windows NT-based networks.  
You're right; consultants need to get paid for their work.  However, in 
my case, that is no longer as big a deal as it used to be, because I now 
work for a school system.  Therefore, for schools in the Washington, DC 
area, I'd be quite willing to go ahead and help them implement K12LTSP, 
after I get off of work, of course, and as time allows.  My "fee" would 
basically be a decent lunch/dinner, depending on the time of day.  
Oh--if you're pretty far away from my house, I might ask you to fill up 
my gas tank, but that's about it.

Call me, therefore, a consultant who is volunteering to help.

--TP

pnelson wrote:

>Hello Jeff,
>
>I also heard from the consultant and it looks like the he is also
>willing to go back and help again which is I'm sure more than what he
>was paid for.
>
>Here's a question for the list. I think it's good that consultants are
>installing K12LTSP. It must drive them crazy though when trying to
>support school folks who are at step one of the Linux learning curve.
>
>How can this list and Linux volunteers work with consultants to help
>schools. Consultants need to be paid, that's how they eat. But schools
>need help and often don't have the funds to purchase the services they
>need.
>
>Suggestions? 
>
>On Wed, 2003-04-30 at 12:01, List drop box wrote:
>  
>
>>I'd be willing to help, if I can find the time.
>>
>>-jk
>>
>>Jeff Khoury
>>    
>>
>snip.....
>  
>



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