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US Georgia Team Is Alive and Well
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I just spent the evening having dinner with some folks from the Georgia (US) Team. I had a great time and I think Georgia has some great folks on the team. It was a small turnout but worth the time and talk. I’m sure this team will continue to grow and become approved before we know it.
If you live in Georgia and want to help Ubuntu grow be sure to check out their Local Team. Get together with other people in your area, coordinate Ubuntu meetings and make the world a better place :) Isn’t that what it’s all about.
For more info about the Georgia Team:
Thanks again guys. I’m sure we’ll meet up again soon and I’m sure you’ll have a lot more to report.
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Christer Edwards (aka Zelut) of Ubuntu and ubuntu-tutorials.com fame was in town this week. A couple of fellow Ubuntu Georgia LoCo guys and I met Christer for dinner tonight. It was great picking Christer’s brain since he has been involved with U…
Hey there Zelut. Thanks for taking the time to meet up with us. It was great to hang out for a few hours and just talk shop and listen to your experience thuse far with Ubuntu, Linux, and the open source community. Let us know when you are in town again!
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