Utah Open Source Conference 2007: The Convergence… September 6-8, 2007 – West Valley Cultural Celebration Center Call for Papers The Utah Open Source Conference is a gathering of prominent Utah computer experts and business people with a common goal of applying open source technologies to create real world solutions. This conference is looking for presenters… Read More »
Today I wanted to get a few things out in the open that have been bothering me. Nothing serious really, just a few pet-peeves that have been getting on my nerves recently. I don’t mean to point any fingers to anyone in particular, just an overall observation and a few suggestions. First of all I… Read More »
Come one, come all to LoCo Docs Day tomorrow! LoCo Teams are one of the best parts of the Ubuntu Community (it is the community!) and everyone can benefit. I’m sure many of you have benefited from a Community Team in your area. Please come help us improve the system and make things easier for… Read More »
This is just a quick note to welcome the Ohio LoCo Team to the list of approved local community teams! Great work Vorian and the rest of the crew. You’re doing a great job and I’m excited to be working with you on expanding Ubuntu in the US. Again, if you’re not part of a… Read More »
I love this blog. As far as my projects go this is one that I enjoy quite a bit, and I hope you do as well. Based on those of you that are brave enough to stop lurking and leave comments make me feel like you do. My main goal is to help educate the… Read More »
It looks like all of those posts to the planet concerning LoCo teams have found their way into my brain and taken over control of my body. Err, I mean, uhm.. you get the idea. I want to add my +1 to the call for volunteers for LoCo Docs day (March 3). I know all… Read More »
Inspired by this previous post to the Planet I realized something that more of us could be doing in our Ubuntu advocacy that we might not. Welcoming new users into our worldwide and local communities early on. This can be a great way to keep them excited and keep them going with Ubuntu. I honestly… Read More »