[Typo3-dev] TYPO3 on a Knoppix CD?

[Jacob Lindhardsen Web]

Hi all.

>From the list: http://www.x-author.de/en/tools/amp/x-author_04.html#acc7e71badf20a04f36d11be557ceb7a5b

Downloaded it, put in the testsite in htdocs and only had some permission-problems ... didnt get further though - and it doesnt take up much space.

Is this what u meant Kasper ?

Jacob from Denmark
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Kasper Skårhøj 
  Newsgroups: typo3.dev
  To: Typo3-Dev 
  Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 10:05 PM
  Subject: [Typo3-dev] TYPO3 on a Knoppix CD?


  Hi Folks.

  I just went to a tradefair in London where we came up with the idea to
  hand out TYPO3 on CDs to people (assuming you are having a stand
  promoting TYPO3). This is what the others can hardly do! 

  Imagine this; someone comes up to you and asks about what this TYPO3
  thing is. You take a CD from your pocket and inserts in the nearest
  laptop and turn it on. You offer him coffee while the laptop is booting
  Knoppix. Mozilla Firefox is automatically started when KDE comes up.
  Also Apache, PHP, MySQL etc. is already running and a blank TYPO3
  website + database was automatically unpacked to a directory on the RAM
  disk (from where MySQL, Mozilla etc. also runs of course to gain speed).
  Mozillas startpage kindly introduces you to this TYPO3 test-environment
  and you click a link to login in the backend.

  Now you demonstrate how TYPO3 works on this live demonstration for the
  guy who is interested! Of course the test-site set up is beautifully
  designed and features all the interesting things of TYPO3 out of the box
  for him to see.
  When you are finished you simply shut down the laptop, take out the CD
  and give it to him. He can now walk home with the demonstration you gave
  him so he can play with it himself or give it to one of the technically
  minded people in his company. 

  Of course you gave him your card since you want to sell him the
  implementation services. And maybe - depending on how complex that will
  be - the Knoppix installation could even be customized so the start page
  in Mozilla was easy to tailor make with your own company logo presenting
  the CD contents, your services, why people will need guys like you even
  though the software is free etc.

  What about it? Doesn't it sound like a great tool every one could really
  benefit from? If I just knew how to do this I would love it as an
  evening fun-project. But I don't. We need someone who knows how to
  customize Knoppix for this and someone who can create the testsite
  including the presentation framework around it.

  - kasper




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  - kasper
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  "Waiting for typo3.org..."


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