How can I keep myself from replying this thread :) , and I am using  
"English language" to advocate on Nepali Linux.

I don't agree on saying that its language is hard, the fact is we take  
everything for granted. See me as an example, I can ofcourse write in  
Nepali, but why am I using english here, because I can type faster in  
english and  my keyboard is english typefaced (I have bad habit of see- 
typing). The blame is me but I can blame either my keyboard or steep  
learning curve (not so hard, but learning new thing is always harder).  
Over that our education taught us almost all meaning of "application"  
but failed to teach us "अनुप्रयोग". Nepalinux is  
definitely one cool distro, but about last two versions when I  
inserted on my cdrom gave me two problem, 1st took abt 5min to boot  
and resolution was seriously screwed up. 2nd didn't even boot up(CD I  
got at release event). Sorry I didn't complained then. Lets leave that  
away and let me present few ideas we can fire up to make this thread  
topic extinct.

1) FOSS Nepal: Lets involve FOSS Nepal seriously in development of  
distro, If nepalinux gotta board or something then officially  
including member from FOSS will be a great start. We can induce all  
ongoing mailing list activity directly in FOSS Nepal list with  
[Nepalinux] tag. We can discuss and embrace nepalinux within FOSS  
Nepal and introduce FOSS Nepal to external relation, Advertisement etc.

2) Routine: Lets have a standard routine for development of next  
version, It can include feature discussion, beta releases, feature  
freeze and release clients of the distro. Say, we can start with  
ubuntu and work all the way round, doing this we can more or less sync  
with its release cycle and more generic bugs are not of our much  
headache. Build timeline, bug filing mechanism, cool codenames :) and  
occasional coffee guff with few developers can be a great turnout too.  
If where is code? whats going on? where do i get myself involved? type  
of question can be answered then wouldn't it be great !! So starting  
launchpad or version tracker could be a great idea.

3) Participation: Lets divide atleast few subtopics like "system",  
"artwork", "language" and "testing". If there is such team already,  
its activity can be opened through different channels like mailing  
lists and wiki. I feel If we have place to input and know whats going  
on and over that if we can test beta versions on our machines, the  
system will be more cool, usable and stable and contextualize too.

4) Culture: with all difference if we can start using nepalinux and  
input our ideas and suggestion hence, setting up a culture and being  
proud of using NEPALI distro with NEPALI feel and warmth. have a  
wallpaper with sagarmatha at top, swyambhu and pasupati by side of  
winding hills and green field of crops down that with shining Sun and  
Moon over himalayas , menus and tags reflecting same language that  
made us famous for our hospitality (simple, sweet and precise),  
wouldn't it be great, won't you love to get involved and  help  
Nepalinux achieve this height ??

5) lets start now.........

Ankur
On Jul 9, 2008, at 7:39 PM, Ujjwol लामिछाने[UNIX] wrote:

> म पनी ज्वलन्त दाईको कुरा  
> मा पुरा समर्थन जनौछु | म  
> एउटा फोसनेपालको
> मेम्बर भएको नाताले म  
> नेपालीनक्स त्येती बेला  
> चलौछु  जब मैले येस्लाई
> आफैले बनेयोको हुन्छु |  
> तेसैले कम्युनिटीको  
> बिकाशले बनेको डिस्ट्रोमा
> सबैको सहभागिता को जरुरी छ |
> what i mean is that:
> being a member of foss-nepal i never got to involved in the
> development of the Nepalinux
> the font in next case is the worst and in browser also it seems bad |
> no smmothing in firefox (only smooth font are displayed in safari
> works)
> and translation is done for string not for tone and sentence
> that's all what i got to say
>
>
> _Ujjwol
> GNU Boi
> >


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