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Revision as of 09:12, 22 April 2005
Not much here yet. See the Nonprofit Assistance Program Proposal for more information.
What can we offer?
Here's a brainstorm. Approach tech support, education, distro, build. Get reasonable constraints from staff and core volunteers.
Software
(In addition to FreekBox software):
- Apache
- Firewalls
- Gnucash
- Lessdisks
- LDAP
- LTSP
- Mserv (music server)
- Postfix
- Mailman
- MediaWiki
- Rekall
- RT
- Samba
- SQL Clinic
- Webmin
- Wireless (router + nocat)
- VPN
Education
- Advanced Linux Classes
- Basic Networking
- Command Line Classes
- Enterprise Systems Architecture
- Freekbox Adoption Classes
- Internet Security
- LPI Certifications
- System Admininstation
Other Services
- Conversion to Linux Evaluation
- Needs Assessments
- RFP Development?
- Systems Analysis
What's the Process?
Single point of contact to existing services. How does that work?
What goes on http://wwww.freegeek.org ? The Front Page? Hardware Grants Page? NAP's own page?
Intercepting Grant Requests to look for NPs that need our services?
Develop a tour spiel for NAP.
Method for project approval. What can we commit to? How does this happen?
Fixed amounts for certain kinds of services. (i.e. We can set up Webmin for you. It will cost $500. Whatever.)
Who does the work?
How does the pay structure work?
Paying for parts and systems?
Requirements for Participation
Require working at Free Geek?
Vetting process for possible contractors?
- Existing volunteer work with Free Geek
- Apprenticeship with existing NAP folks
- Series of hoops to jump through (ala Laptop build program)
- Peer review process