Booth box » History » Version 1
cwh, 2014-07-16 13:51
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| 4 | Applications for Booth Boxes are handled through the "Travel Support Application":https://connect.opensuse.org/travel-support/events |
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| 5 | After openSUSE Board made a decision about who gets one, users whit the appropriate permissions can handle the request and prepare shipping. |
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| 7 | The booth box is packaged by openSUSE team members. The shipping is done by Iwona Maher at the reception desk. |
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| 9 | The merchandising material is stored in the cellar right below server room 1. To get there you need to ask for the appropriate key at the reception desk. The stuff is, besides a huge pile of empty boxes, in the third chamber on the right. The key for the pad lock is currently stored in a drawer at Christopher Hofmann's desk. |
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| 11 | We already shipped these boxes: |
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| 12 | * Honduras, DHL |
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| 13 | * Provo, DHL – package lost |
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| 14 | * China, FedEx |
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| 15 | * France |
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| 16 | * Berlin, DHL |
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| 17 | * Nigeria, DHL 123€; |
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| 18 | * GUADEC (Taken in the openSUSE suitcase by Richard Brown) |
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| 20 | For shipments outside EU a pro forma invoice is needed to get it through customs. Some countries (USA, Mexico) have restrictions on textiles made in China. We claim to only ship textiles made in Germany. |