[Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Phil N]

Hi all just a reminder the Salem Ubuntu hour will be taking place at
Broadway Coffeehouse today from 6:00pm to 7:00pm, located at
1300 Broadway St NE #100, Salem. Come on out and enjoy the fine weather,
and your favorite cl refreshment.

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Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Phil N]

Yeah, not a big fan of the Meetup spam.  Your post on the LoCo looks great!
Nicely done.

Thanks for supporting Ubuntu.

ciao for now
Phil.N



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On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 10:24 PM, Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks for the advice Phil N, I just put our second meeting up on the
> Oregon Loco Team site:
> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3247-corvallis-ubuntu-hour/
> Yeah, Meetup is cool but if it's going to get very expensive them we'll
> have to give it a miss. Who knows, we might have our own version on Ubuntu
> phones in the future for Loco Teams. :-)
>
> On Mon, 26 Oct 2015 at 14:36 Phil N <ph...@delfinomicro.com> wrote:
>
>> Che,
>>
>> Great to hear your Ubuntu meeting went well, and glad to see your having
>> a LoCo Ubuntu hour in your area.
>>
>> Speaking from past experience (VP of Salem Macintosh Users Group, and
>> co-founder of Microportal - the electronics club) we've had our biggest
>> turnouts during November meetings, I don't know why this is.  One would
>> think holidays and colder weather would be hampering turnouts, however over
>> the past 3 years November has consistently been our biggest turnout.  It's
>> almost brain stumping...LOL.
>> Being your a new club - it may take a few Novembers - though, so be
>> patient... If you build it, they will come. LOL.
>>
>> Two other clubs in Salem, which I'm a member of, both use meetup.  The
>> problem with meetup is they are $expensive$.  Meetup is free as long as you
>> keep your meetup members under 50, the caveat is when you go over your
>> allotted 50 members, they want lots mo' money And from what I hear, the
>> price can climb almost as high as a web-host would cost.  Speaking of
>> web-host, I really like what you've done at the LoCo events page (below
>> link), plus Ubuntu is not going to spam us, or sale member's data. It's
>> free, it's safe, its home...
>>
>>
>> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>>
>> Also It only took one club here in Salem, 2 months on meetup before they
>> exceeded 50 members, because anyone world-wide can and does join your
>> meetup.  So "caveat emptor", when it comes to meetup.
>>
>> Just letting you know my experience w/ meetup, and putting in my two
>> cents worth...
>>
>> Great job getting a LoCo going in Corvallis, wishing you all the very
>> best.
>>
>> Ciao for now
>> Phil. N
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>> On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 7:59 PM, Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> So we had our first Corvallis meet up, it was quiet as expected being
>>> our first one and a last minute thing but it was a lot of fun. Even though
>>> most people didn't come up to us I suspect they were googling "Ubuntu" when
>>> they got home, they couldn't have missed our display. :-) From here on out
>>> we'll have a regular once a month meet up here in Corvallis, November will
>>> be tough because of NaNoWriMo (S0rceress0 has 50,000 words to write) but I
>>> suspect we'll double box and slip in an Ubuntu hour as at the same time
>>> we're out writing. I think I'll also follow in Jono's footsteps and use
>>> "Meetup" instead of Groupspaces, seems like more people use it. Anyway,
>>> thanks for all the encouragement, have a great week.
>>>
>>> On Tue, 20 Oct 2015 at 14:01 Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Thanks Phil N, glad to help out. The "Ubuntu Blitz Campaign..." is a
>>>> great idea especially for the LTS release.
>>>>
>>>> I'm looking for flyers to print out to save time, we have a few Ubuntu
>>>> ones in mind but does anyone know where we can find up to date system76 and
>>>> zareason flyers?
>>>>
>>>> On Mon, 19 Oct 2015 at 21:29 Phil N <ph...@delfinomicro.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Wow - Che's Ubuntu event is listed on Corvallis's events calendar
>>>>> page, and everything... WTG Che, and nicely written too.  Unfortunately
>>>>> some VIPs are flying in from San Jose, so I'll have to miss this 
>>>>> Thursday's
>>>>> event, as I'll be out all day.
>>>>>
>>>>> Wishing you all the best, on creating a new

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

Thanks for the advice Phil N, I just put our second meeting up on the
Oregon Loco Team site:
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3247-corvallis-ubuntu-hour/
Yeah, Meetup is cool but if it's going to get very expensive them we'll
have to give it a miss. Who knows, we might have our own version on Ubuntu
phones in the future for Loco Teams. :-)

On Mon, 26 Oct 2015 at 14:36 Phil N <ph...@delfinomicro.com> wrote:

> Che,
>
> Great to hear your Ubuntu meeting went well, and glad to see your having a
> LoCo Ubuntu hour in your area.
>
> Speaking from past experience (VP of Salem Macintosh Users Group, and
> co-founder of Microportal - the electronics club) we've had our biggest
> turnouts during November meetings, I don't know why this is.  One would
> think holidays and colder weather would be hampering turnouts, however over
> the past 3 years November has consistently been our biggest turnout.  It's
> almost brain stumping...LOL.
> Being your a new club - it may take a few Novembers - though, so be
> patient... If you build it, they will come. LOL.
>
> Two other clubs in Salem, which I'm a member of, both use meetup.  The
> problem with meetup is they are $expensive$.  Meetup is free as long as you
> keep your meetup members under 50, the caveat is when you go over your
> allotted 50 members, they want lots mo' money And from what I hear, the
> price can climb almost as high as a web-host would cost.  Speaking of
> web-host, I really like what you've done at the LoCo events page (below
> link), plus Ubuntu is not going to spam us, or sale member's data. It's
> free, it's safe, its home...
>
>
> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>
> Also It only took one club here in Salem, 2 months on meetup before they
> exceeded 50 members, because anyone world-wide can and does join your
> meetup.  So "caveat emptor", when it comes to meetup.
>
> Just letting you know my experience w/ meetup, and putting in my two cents
> worth...
>
> Great job getting a LoCo going in Corvallis, wishing you all the very
> best.
>
> Ciao for now
> Phil. N
>
>
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>
>
> On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 7:59 PM, Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> So we had our first Corvallis meet up, it was quiet as expected being our
>> first one and a last minute thing but it was a lot of fun. Even though most
>> people didn't come up to us I suspect they were googling "Ubuntu" when they
>> got home, they couldn't have missed our display. :-) From here on out we'll
>> have a regular once a month meet up here in Corvallis, November will be
>> tough because of NaNoWriMo (S0rceress0 has 50,000 words to write) but I
>> suspect we'll double box and slip in an Ubuntu hour as at the same time
>> we're out writing. I think I'll also follow in Jono's footsteps and use
>> "Meetup" instead of Groupspaces, seems like more people use it. Anyway,
>> thanks for all the encouragement, have a great week.
>>
>> On Tue, 20 Oct 2015 at 14:01 Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks Phil N, glad to help out. The "Ubuntu Blitz Campaign..." is a
>>> great idea especially for the LTS release.
>>>
>>> I'm looking for flyers to print out to save time, we have a few Ubuntu
>>> ones in mind but does anyone know where we can find up to date system76 and
>>> zareason flyers?
>>>
>>> On Mon, 19 Oct 2015 at 21:29 Phil N <ph...@delfinomicro.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Wow - Che's Ubuntu event is listed on Corvallis's events calendar page,
>>>> and everything... WTG Che, and nicely written too.  Unfortunately some VIPs
>>>> are flying in from San Jose, so I'll have to miss this Thursday's event, as
>>>> I'll be out all day.
>>>>
>>>> Wishing you all the best, on creating a new LoCo Ubuntu community in
>>>> Corvallis.  Again great! job Che.
>>>>
>>>> Cody Jim >
>>>> I think Che has come up with a great! idea. Perhaps we should get
>>>> something posted in Salem's Statesman Journal, regarding the release of
>>>> Ubuntu 15.10 for next months meeting on the 6th or 20th of November.
>>>>
>>>> Plus I think, we should all post something in our respective local
>>>> newspapers, during every Ubuntu release (biannually), to help grow the LoCo
>>>> Ubuntu communities...  Sort of a Biannual Ubuntu Blitz Campaign... ;-)
>>>> Just thinking out-loud here, and thr

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Phil N]

Che,

Great to hear your Ubuntu meeting went well, and glad to see your having a
LoCo Ubuntu hour in your area.

Speaking from past experience (VP of Salem Macintosh Users Group, and
co-founder of Microportal - the electronics club) we've had our biggest
turnouts during November meetings, I don't know why this is.  One would
think holidays and colder weather would be hampering turnouts, however over
the past 3 years November has consistently been our biggest turnout.  It's
almost brain stumping...LOL.
Being your a new club - it may take a few Novembers - though, so be
patient... If you build it, they will come. LOL.

Two other clubs in Salem, which I'm a member of, both use meetup.  The
problem with meetup is they are $expensive$.  Meetup is free as long as you
keep your meetup members under 50, the caveat is when you go over your
allotted 50 members, they want lots mo' money And from what I hear, the
price can climb almost as high as a web-host would cost.  Speaking of
web-host, I really like what you've done at the LoCo events page (below
link), plus Ubuntu is not going to spam us, or sale member's data. It's
free, it's safe, its home...

http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/

Also It only took one club here in Salem, 2 months on meetup before they
exceeded 50 members, because anyone world-wide can and does join your
meetup.  So "caveat emptor", when it comes to meetup.

Just letting you know my experience w/ meetup, and putting in my two cents
worth...

Great job getting a LoCo going in Corvallis, wishing you all the very best.


Ciao for now
Phil. N



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On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 7:59 PM, Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:

> So we had our first Corvallis meet up, it was quiet as expected being our
> first one and a last minute thing but it was a lot of fun. Even though most
> people didn't come up to us I suspect they were googling "Ubuntu" when they
> got home, they couldn't have missed our display. :-) From here on out we'll
> have a regular once a month meet up here in Corvallis, November will be
> tough because of NaNoWriMo (S0rceress0 has 50,000 words to write) but I
> suspect we'll double box and slip in an Ubuntu hour as at the same time
> we're out writing. I think I'll also follow in Jono's footsteps and use
> "Meetup" instead of Groupspaces, seems like more people use it. Anyway,
> thanks for all the encouragement, have a great week.
>
> On Tue, 20 Oct 2015 at 14:01 Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Thanks Phil N, glad to help out. The "Ubuntu Blitz Campaign..." is a
>> great idea especially for the LTS release.
>>
>> I'm looking for flyers to print out to save time, we have a few Ubuntu
>> ones in mind but does anyone know where we can find up to date system76 and
>> zareason flyers?
>>
>> On Mon, 19 Oct 2015 at 21:29 Phil N <ph...@delfinomicro.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Wow - Che's Ubuntu event is listed on Corvallis's events calendar page,
>>> and everything... WTG Che, and nicely written too.  Unfortunately some VIPs
>>> are flying in from San Jose, so I'll have to miss this Thursday's event, as
>>> I'll be out all day.
>>>
>>> Wishing you all the best, on creating a new LoCo Ubuntu community in
>>> Corvallis.  Again great! job Che.
>>>
>>> Cody Jim >
>>> I think Che has come up with a great! idea. Perhaps we should get
>>> something posted in Salem's Statesman Journal, regarding the release of
>>> Ubuntu 15.10 for next months meeting on the 6th or 20th of November.
>>>
>>> Plus I think, we should all post something in our respective local
>>> newspapers, during every Ubuntu release (biannually), to help grow the LoCo
>>> Ubuntu communities...  Sort of a Biannual Ubuntu Blitz Campaign... ;-)
>>> Just thinking out-loud here, and throwing some ideas (Che helped spark)
>>> out there to the community.
>>>
>>> ciao for now
>>> Phil. N
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>> On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 3:38 PM, Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> We got a mention on Visit Corvallis:
>>>> http://visitcorvallis.com/event/ubuntu-15-10-corvallis-release-party/?instance_id=7949_content=bufferd0eb3_medium=social_source=facebook.com_campaign=buffer
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Sun, 11 Oct 2015 at 18:55 Che Dean <dean@gmail.com> wrote:
>

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

So we had our first Corvallis meet up, it was quiet as expected being our
first one and a last minute thing but it was a lot of fun. Even though most
people didn't come up to us I suspect they were googling "Ubuntu" when they
got home, they couldn't have missed our display. :-) From here on out we'll
have a regular once a month meet up here in Corvallis, November will be
tough because of NaNoWriMo (S0rceress0 has 50,000 words to write) but I
suspect we'll double box and slip in an Ubuntu hour as at the same time
we're out writing. I think I'll also follow in Jono's footsteps and use
"Meetup" instead of Groupspaces, seems like more people use it. Anyway,
thanks for all the encouragement, have a great week.

On Tue, 20 Oct 2015 at 14:01 Che Dean  wrote:

> Thanks Phil N, glad to help out. The "Ubuntu Blitz Campaign..." is a great
> idea especially for the LTS release.
>
> I'm looking for flyers to print out to save time, we have a few Ubuntu
> ones in mind but does anyone know where we can find up to date system76 and
> zareason flyers?
>
> On Mon, 19 Oct 2015 at 21:29 Phil N  wrote:
>
>> Wow - Che's Ubuntu event is listed on Corvallis's events calendar page,
>> and everything... WTG Che, and nicely written too.  Unfortunately some VIPs
>> are flying in from San Jose, so I'll have to miss this Thursday's event, as
>> I'll be out all day.
>>
>> Wishing you all the best, on creating a new LoCo Ubuntu community in
>> Corvallis.  Again great! job Che.
>>
>> Cody Jim >
>> I think Che has come up with a great! idea. Perhaps we should get
>> something posted in Salem's Statesman Journal, regarding the release of
>> Ubuntu 15.10 for next months meeting on the 6th or 20th of November.
>>
>> Plus I think, we should all post something in our respective local
>> newspapers, during every Ubuntu release (biannually), to help grow the LoCo
>> Ubuntu communities...  Sort of a Biannual Ubuntu Blitz Campaign... ;-)
>> Just thinking out-loud here, and throwing some ideas (Che helped spark)
>> out there to the community.
>>
>> ciao for now
>> Phil. N
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>> On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 3:38 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> We got a mention on Visit Corvallis:
>>> http://visitcorvallis.com/event/ubuntu-15-10-corvallis-release-party/?instance_id=7949_content=bufferd0eb3_medium=social_source=facebook.com_campaign=buffer
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sun, 11 Oct 2015 at 18:55 Che Dean  wrote:
>>>
 Thanks for the advice guys. :-) We plan on a once a month get together
 at the Old World Deli. They have decent wifi and they never get over
 crowded, normally pretty quiet. The initial meetup for this months launch
 will be in the afternoon but we'll probably switch it to between 5pm and
 7.30pm on a weekday after that. I'm also thinking the beginning of the
 month might be better because people tend to have money then. Old World
 Deli is within walking distance of our house so we won't have to worry
 about cycling in the dark (not a pleasant experience around here even with
 great bike lanes).
 On Oct 11, 2015 6:41 PM, "Phillip N"  wrote:

> Che,
>
> I concur with what Cody said; Here in Salem we have been staying at
> around 3 people pre meeting, with a few visitors who temporary attend to
> get a problem or two solved.  Stay vigilant, because people will 
> eventually
> show up.  Some things we found that work here in Salem are:
>
> * Small flyer (poster) half page, the larger ones seem to get taken
> down more often to make room.
> * Meet at least once pre month at the same place and time.
> * Meet on a weekday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings work
> best, because many people leave town on a Friday for the weekend, and most
> holidays fall on a Monday, so those days near the weekend may not be as
> good a turnout.)  However you may find in your area, that people may be
> willing leave their own town to travel to yours on the weekend ;-)
>
> Just a few ideas though - great work on LoCo evens page.
>
> Ciao for now
> Phil. N
>
>
>
> /***
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> ***/
>
> On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Cody Smith 
> wrote:
>
>> Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people
>> per meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
>> occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
>> visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be 
>> just
>> me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
>> half (albeit slowly). 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

Thanks Phil N, glad to help out. The "Ubuntu Blitz Campaign..." is a great
idea especially for the LTS release.

I'm looking for flyers to print out to save time, we have a few Ubuntu ones
in mind but does anyone know where we can find up to date system76 and
zareason flyers?

On Mon, 19 Oct 2015 at 21:29 Phil N  wrote:

> Wow - Che's Ubuntu event is listed on Corvallis's events calendar page,
> and everything... WTG Che, and nicely written too.  Unfortunately some VIPs
> are flying in from San Jose, so I'll have to miss this Thursday's event, as
> I'll be out all day.
>
> Wishing you all the best, on creating a new LoCo Ubuntu community in
> Corvallis.  Again great! job Che.
>
> Cody Jim >
> I think Che has come up with a great! idea. Perhaps we should get
> something posted in Salem's Statesman Journal, regarding the release of
> Ubuntu 15.10 for next months meeting on the 6th or 20th of November.
>
> Plus I think, we should all post something in our respective local
> newspapers, during every Ubuntu release (biannually), to help grow the LoCo
> Ubuntu communities...  Sort of a Biannual Ubuntu Blitz Campaign... ;-)
> Just thinking out-loud here, and throwing some ideas (Che helped spark)
> out there to the community.
>
> ciao for now
> Phil. N
>
>
> /*
> * Sent from a system running Ubuntu  *
> */
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 3:38 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> We got a mention on Visit Corvallis:
>> http://visitcorvallis.com/event/ubuntu-15-10-corvallis-release-party/?instance_id=7949_content=bufferd0eb3_medium=social_source=facebook.com_campaign=buffer
>>
>>
>> On Sun, 11 Oct 2015 at 18:55 Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the advice guys. :-) We plan on a once a month get together
>>> at the Old World Deli. They have decent wifi and they never get over
>>> crowded, normally pretty quiet. The initial meetup for this months launch
>>> will be in the afternoon but we'll probably switch it to between 5pm and
>>> 7.30pm on a weekday after that. I'm also thinking the beginning of the
>>> month might be better because people tend to have money then. Old World
>>> Deli is within walking distance of our house so we won't have to worry
>>> about cycling in the dark (not a pleasant experience around here even with
>>> great bike lanes).
>>> On Oct 11, 2015 6:41 PM, "Phillip N"  wrote:
>>>
 Che,

 I concur with what Cody said; Here in Salem we have been staying at
 around 3 people pre meeting, with a few visitors who temporary attend to
 get a problem or two solved.  Stay vigilant, because people will eventually
 show up.  Some things we found that work here in Salem are:

 * Small flyer (poster) half page, the larger ones seem to get taken
 down more often to make room.
 * Meet at least once pre month at the same place and time.
 * Meet on a weekday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings work
 best, because many people leave town on a Friday for the weekend, and most
 holidays fall on a Monday, so those days near the weekend may not be as
 good a turnout.)  However you may find in your area, that people may be
 willing leave their own town to travel to yours on the weekend ;-)

 Just a few ideas though - great work on LoCo evens page.

 Ciao for now
 Phil. N



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 On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Cody Smith 
 wrote:

> Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people
> per meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
> occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
> visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be just
> me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
> half (albeit slowly). So my point is don't be discouraged if it's not many
> people at first and it picks up slowly, it'll happen, and your doing what
> you can to get Ubuntu more well known!
>
> --c_smith
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
>> coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
>> include it.
>>
>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark <
>> scarlett.gately.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Please consider Krita https://krita.org/
>>>
>>> It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu
>>> flavor can install it.
>>> Cheers,
>>> Scarlett
>>>
>>> Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I
>>> don't mind a bit of travel but weekdays 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

We got a mention on Visit Corvallis:
http://visitcorvallis.com/event/ubuntu-15-10-corvallis-release-party/?instance_id=7949_content=bufferd0eb3_medium=social_source=facebook.com_campaign=buffer

On Sun, 11 Oct 2015 at 18:55 Che Dean  wrote:

> Thanks for the advice guys. :-) We plan on a once a month get together at
> the Old World Deli. They have decent wifi and they never get over crowded,
> normally pretty quiet. The initial meetup for this months launch will be in
> the afternoon but we'll probably switch it to between 5pm and 7.30pm on a
> weekday after that. I'm also thinking the beginning of the month might be
> better because people tend to have money then. Old World Deli is within
> walking distance of our house so we won't have to worry about cycling in
> the dark (not a pleasant experience around here even with great bike
> lanes).
> On Oct 11, 2015 6:41 PM, "Phillip N"  wrote:
>
>> Che,
>>
>> I concur with what Cody said; Here in Salem we have been staying at
>> around 3 people pre meeting, with a few visitors who temporary attend to
>> get a problem or two solved.  Stay vigilant, because people will eventually
>> show up.  Some things we found that work here in Salem are:
>>
>> * Small flyer (poster) half page, the larger ones seem to get taken down
>> more often to make room.
>> * Meet at least once pre month at the same place and time.
>> * Meet on a weekday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings work
>> best, because many people leave town on a Friday for the weekend, and most
>> holidays fall on a Monday, so those days near the weekend may not be as
>> good a turnout.)  However you may find in your area, that people may be
>> willing leave their own town to travel to yours on the weekend ;-)
>>
>> Just a few ideas though - great work on LoCo evens page.
>>
>> Ciao for now
>> Phil. N
>>
>>
>>
>> /***
>> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
>> ***/
>>
>> On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Cody Smith 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people per
>>> meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
>>> occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
>>> visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be just
>>> me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
>>> half (albeit slowly). So my point is don't be discouraged if it's not many
>>> people at first and it picks up slowly, it'll happen, and your doing what
>>> you can to get Ubuntu more well known!
>>>
>>> --c_smith
>>>
>>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>>
 Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
 coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
 include it.

 On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark <
 scarlett.gately.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Please consider Krita https://krita.org/
>
> It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor
> can install it.
> Cheers,
> Scarlett
>
> Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I don't
> mind a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu
>> 14.04.03 LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 
>> 16GB
>> RAM, 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to
>> show off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install
>> Darktable and RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the 
>> System76
>> (it's big around here) as well as other favourites, any other software 
>> you
>> can think of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS
>> has to offer. :-)
>>
>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>>
>>> Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
>>> encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
>>> about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
>>> problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with 
>>> common
>>> filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.
>>>
>>> I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some
>>> of them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that
>>> would be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, 
>>> bah.
>>> Our old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to
>>> the LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Phil N]

Wow - Che's Ubuntu event is listed on Corvallis's events calendar page, and
everything... WTG Che, and nicely written too.  Unfortunately some VIPs are
flying in from San Jose, so I'll have to miss this Thursday's event, as
I'll be out all day.

Wishing you all the best, on creating a new LoCo Ubuntu community in
Corvallis.  Again great! job Che.

Cody Jim >
I think Che has come up with a great! idea. Perhaps we should get something
posted in Salem's Statesman Journal, regarding the release of Ubuntu 15.10
for next months meeting on the 6th or 20th of November.

Plus I think, we should all post something in our respective local
newspapers, during every Ubuntu release (biannually), to help grow the LoCo
Ubuntu communities...  Sort of a Biannual Ubuntu Blitz Campaign... ;-)
Just thinking out-loud here, and throwing some ideas (Che helped spark) out
there to the community.

ciao for now
Phil. N


/*
* Sent from a system running Ubuntu  *
*/


On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 3:38 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> We got a mention on Visit Corvallis:
> http://visitcorvallis.com/event/ubuntu-15-10-corvallis-release-party/?instance_id=7949_content=bufferd0eb3_medium=social_source=facebook.com_campaign=buffer
>
>
> On Sun, 11 Oct 2015 at 18:55 Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the advice guys. :-) We plan on a once a month get together at
>> the Old World Deli. They have decent wifi and they never get over crowded,
>> normally pretty quiet. The initial meetup for this months launch will be in
>> the afternoon but we'll probably switch it to between 5pm and 7.30pm on a
>> weekday after that. I'm also thinking the beginning of the month might be
>> better because people tend to have money then. Old World Deli is within
>> walking distance of our house so we won't have to worry about cycling in
>> the dark (not a pleasant experience around here even with great bike
>> lanes).
>> On Oct 11, 2015 6:41 PM, "Phillip N"  wrote:
>>
>>> Che,
>>>
>>> I concur with what Cody said; Here in Salem we have been staying at
>>> around 3 people pre meeting, with a few visitors who temporary attend to
>>> get a problem or two solved.  Stay vigilant, because people will eventually
>>> show up.  Some things we found that work here in Salem are:
>>>
>>> * Small flyer (poster) half page, the larger ones seem to get taken down
>>> more often to make room.
>>> * Meet at least once pre month at the same place and time.
>>> * Meet on a weekday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings work
>>> best, because many people leave town on a Friday for the weekend, and most
>>> holidays fall on a Monday, so those days near the weekend may not be as
>>> good a turnout.)  However you may find in your area, that people may be
>>> willing leave their own town to travel to yours on the weekend ;-)
>>>
>>> Just a few ideas though - great work on LoCo evens page.
>>>
>>> Ciao for now
>>> Phil. N
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> /***
>>> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
>>> ***/
>>>
>>> On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Cody Smith 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people
 per meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
 occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
 visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be just
 me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
 half (albeit slowly). So my point is don't be discouraged if it's not many
 people at first and it picks up slowly, it'll happen, and your doing what
 you can to get Ubuntu more well known!

 --c_smith

 On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
> coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
> include it.
>
> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark <
> scarlett.gately.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Please consider Krita https://krita.org/
>>
>> It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor
>> can install it.
>> Cheers,
>> Scarlett
>>
>> Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I
>> don't mind a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu
>>> 14.04.03 LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 
>>> 16GB
>>> RAM, 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to
>>> show off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install
>>> Darktable and RawTherapee to show the 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Phillip N]

Che,

I concur with what Cody said; Here in Salem we have been staying at around
3 people pre meeting, with a few visitors who temporary attend to get a
problem or two solved.  Stay vigilant, because people will eventually show
up.  Some things we found that work here in Salem are:

* Small flyer (poster) half page, the larger ones seem to get taken down
more often to make room.
* Meet at least once pre month at the same place and time.
* Meet on a weekday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings work best,
because many people leave town on a Friday for the weekend, and most
holidays fall on a Monday, so those days near the weekend may not be as
good a turnout.)  However you may find in your area, that people may be
willing leave their own town to travel to yours on the weekend ;-)

Just a few ideas though - great work on LoCo evens page.

Ciao for now
Phil. N



/***
*  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
***/

On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Cody Smith  wrote:

> Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people per
> meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
> occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
> visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be just
> me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
> half (albeit slowly). So my point is don't be discouraged if it's not many
> people at first and it picks up slowly, it'll happen, and your doing what
> you can to get Ubuntu more well known!
>
> --c_smith
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
>> coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
>> include it.
>>
>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark <
>> scarlett.gately.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Please consider Krita https://krita.org/
>>>
>>> It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor
>>> can install it.
>>> Cheers,
>>> Scarlett
>>>
>>> Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I don't
>>> mind a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>>
 It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu 14.04.03
 LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 16GB RAM,
 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to show
 off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install Darktable and
 RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the System76 (it's big
 around here) as well as other favourites, any other software you can think
 of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS has to
 offer. :-)

 On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:

> Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
> encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
> about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
> problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with 
> common
> filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.
>
> I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some
> of them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that
> would be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, 
> bah.
> Our old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to
> the LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and
>> Linda but who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)
>>
>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>>
>>> Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks
>>> to Che for his hard work and for having the forethought to get it on the
>>> [LoCo event pages][1]
>>>
>>> [1]:
>>> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>>>
>>> On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Phillip N 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 This week I've got family from out of town over, so can't make it
 this Saturday (15.10).

 Wishing you all the best, and happy "compiling" over at Old World
 Deli.

 Ciao for now
 Phil. N




 /***
 *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
 ***/

 On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Che Dean 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

Thanks for the advice guys. :-) We plan on a once a month get together at
the Old World Deli. They have decent wifi and they never get over crowded,
normally pretty quiet. The initial meetup for this months launch will be in
the afternoon but we'll probably switch it to between 5pm and 7.30pm on a
weekday after that. I'm also thinking the beginning of the month might be
better because people tend to have money then. Old World Deli is within
walking distance of our house so we won't have to worry about cycling in
the dark (not a pleasant experience around here even with great bike
lanes).
On Oct 11, 2015 6:41 PM, "Phillip N"  wrote:

> Che,
>
> I concur with what Cody said; Here in Salem we have been staying at around
> 3 people pre meeting, with a few visitors who temporary attend to get a
> problem or two solved.  Stay vigilant, because people will eventually show
> up.  Some things we found that work here in Salem are:
>
> * Small flyer (poster) half page, the larger ones seem to get taken down
> more often to make room.
> * Meet at least once pre month at the same place and time.
> * Meet on a weekday, (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings work best,
> because many people leave town on a Friday for the weekend, and most
> holidays fall on a Monday, so those days near the weekend may not be as
> good a turnout.)  However you may find in your area, that people may be
> willing leave their own town to travel to yours on the weekend ;-)
>
> Just a few ideas though - great work on LoCo evens page.
>
> Ciao for now
> Phil. N
>
>
>
> /***
> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
> ***/
>
> On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Cody Smith  wrote:
>
>> Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people per
>> meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
>> occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
>> visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be just
>> me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
>> half (albeit slowly). So my point is don't be discouraged if it's not many
>> people at first and it picks up slowly, it'll happen, and your doing what
>> you can to get Ubuntu more well known!
>>
>> --c_smith
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
>>> coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
>>> include it.
>>>
>>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark <
>>> scarlett.gately.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
 Please consider Krita https://krita.org/

 It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor
 can install it.
 Cheers,
 Scarlett

 Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I don't
 mind a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.


 On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu
> 14.04.03 LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 16GB
> RAM, 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to
> show off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install
> Darktable and RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the 
> System76
> (it's big around here) as well as other favourites, any other software you
> can think of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS
> has to offer. :-)
>
> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>
>> Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
>> encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
>> about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
>> problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with 
>> common
>> filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.
>>
>> I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some
>> of them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that
>> would be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, 
>> bah.
>> Our old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to
>> the LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and
>>> Linda but who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)
>>>
>>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks
 to Che for his hard work and for 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Cody Smith]

Che, the Salem Ubuntu Hour has been staying steady at about 3 people per
meeting, peaked at 4-5, there's a core group (Me, Phil and jvlb) and
occasionally we get others, and there's someone else who occasionally
visits that Phill will remember the name where I don't. it used to be just
me and jvlb, it's started picking up more people over the past year and a
half (albeit slowly). So my point is don't be discouraged if it's not many
people at first and it picks up slowly, it'll happen, and your doing what
you can to get Ubuntu more well known!

--c_smith

On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
> coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
> include it.
>
> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark <
> scarlett.gately.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Please consider Krita https://krita.org/
>>
>> It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor can
>> install it.
>> Cheers,
>> Scarlett
>>
>> Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I don't
>> mind a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu 14.04.03
>>> LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 16GB RAM,
>>> 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to show
>>> off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install Darktable and
>>> RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the System76 (it's big
>>> around here) as well as other favourites, any other software you can think
>>> of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS has to
>>> offer. :-)
>>>
>>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>>>
 Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
 encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
 about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
 problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with common
 filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.

 I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some of
 them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that would
 be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, bah. Our
 old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to the
 LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.


 On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and Linda
> but who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)
>
> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>
>> Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks to
>> Che for his hard work and for having the forethought to get it on the 
>> [LoCo
>> event pages][1]
>>
>> [1]:
>> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>>
>> On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Phillip N 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> This week I've got family from out of town over, so can't make it
>>> this Saturday (15.10).
>>>
>>> Wishing you all the best, and happy "compiling" over at Old World
>>> Deli.
>>>
>>> Ciao for now
>>> Phil. N
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> /***
>>> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
>>> ***/
>>>
>>> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>>
 I'll arrange a future monthly meet up at a later time, maybe 5pm to
 7:30pm or something like that and at the beginning of each month. This 
 was
 just a last minute throw together to try and get something started. :-)

 On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 at 21:17 Cody Smith 
 wrote:

> sadly, when that starts I'll just be getting off work. but enjoy
> it nonetheless! if there happens to be a meetup on a weekend in the 
> future,
> I might be able to make it.
>
> --c_smith
>
> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:38 PM, Che Dean 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Hope you're all enjoying the very pleasant autumn/fall we're
>> having. I'm putting together a meet up page on groupspaces.com
>> for the Corvallis/Benton county area. S0rceress0 and myself are 
>> planning
>> the first get together at the Old World Deli here in Corvallis for 
>> the
>> release of Ubuntu 15.10. It's a good venue with plenty of space, 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

Weekends would suit us better also, this initial meeting was only to
coincide with the release day. Krita is a great idea, I wil be sure to
include it.

On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 23:00 Scarlett Clark 
wrote:

> Please consider Krita https://krita.org/
>
> It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor can
> install it.
> Cheers,
> Scarlett
>
> Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I don't
> mind a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu 14.04.03
>> LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 16GB RAM,
>> 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to show
>> off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install Darktable and
>> RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the System76 (it's big
>> around here) as well as other favourites, any other software you can think
>> of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS has to
>> offer. :-)
>>
>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>>
>>> Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
>>> encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
>>> about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
>>> problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with common
>>> filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.
>>>
>>> I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some of
>>> them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that would
>>> be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, bah. Our
>>> old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to the
>>> LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>>
 More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and Linda
 but who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)

 On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:

> Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks to
> Che for his hard work and for having the forethought to get it on the 
> [LoCo
> event pages][1]
>
> [1]:
> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>
> On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Phillip N 
> wrote:
>
>> This week I've got family from out of town over, so can't make it
>> this Saturday (15.10).
>>
>> Wishing you all the best, and happy "compiling" over at Old World
>> Deli.
>>
>> Ciao for now
>> Phil. N
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> /***
>> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
>> ***/
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> I'll arrange a future monthly meet up at a later time, maybe 5pm to
>>> 7:30pm or something like that and at the beginning of each month. This 
>>> was
>>> just a last minute throw together to try and get something started. :-)
>>>
>>> On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 at 21:17 Cody Smith 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 sadly, when that starts I'll just be getting off work. but enjoy it
 nonetheless! if there happens to be a meetup on a weekend in the 
 future, I
 might be able to make it.

 --c_smith

 On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:38 PM, Che Dean 
 wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Hope you're all enjoying the very pleasant autumn/fall we're
> having. I'm putting together a meet up page on groupspaces.com
> for the Corvallis/Benton county area. S0rceress0 and myself are 
> planning
> the first get together at the Old World Deli here in Corvallis for the
> release of Ubuntu 15.10. It's a good venue with plenty of space, 
> seating,
> wifi and great food at a low price. I originally looked at using 
> meetup but
> I'm not paying $9.99 a month until we have a few people coming to 
> regular
> meet ups. You can find the page here for those interested:
> http://groupspaces.com/UbuntuCorvallisMeetUp/
>
>
>
> On Fri, 2 Oct 2015 at 14:37 Cody Smith 
> wrote:
>
>> Again, I'll definitely be there. Got the bus system down to where
>> I can make it home with at least an hour to spare. (or 2 in today's 
>> case).
>> I'll have a couple of neat things to show off (one of them is a 
>> project I
>> started 

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Scarlett Clark]

Please consider Krita https://krita.org/

It is our (KDE) sparkling gem. Is is in archive so any *ubuntu flavor can
install it.
Cheers,
Scarlett

Also FWIW I think a weekend meeting of sorts would be awesome, I don't mind
a bit of travel but weekdays are hard.


On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 10:30 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu 14.04.03
> LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 16GB RAM,
> 500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to show
> off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install Darktable and
> RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the System76 (it's big
> around here) as well as other favourites, any other software you can think
> of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS has to
> offer. :-)
>
> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>
>> Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
>> encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
>> about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
>> problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with common
>> filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.
>>
>> I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some of
>> them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that would
>> be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, bah. Our
>> old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to the
>> LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and Linda
>>> but who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)
>>>
>>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>>>
 Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks to
 Che for his hard work and for having the forethought to get it on the [LoCo
 event pages][1]

 [1]:
 http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/

 On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Phillip N  wrote:

> This week I've got family from out of town over, so can't make it this
> Saturday (15.10).
>
> Wishing you all the best, and happy "compiling" over at Old World Deli.
>
> Ciao for now
> Phil. N
>
>
>
>
> /***
> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
> ***/
>
> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> I'll arrange a future monthly meet up at a later time, maybe 5pm to
>> 7:30pm or something like that and at the beginning of each month. This 
>> was
>> just a last minute throw together to try and get something started. :-)
>>
>> On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 at 21:17 Cody Smith 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> sadly, when that starts I'll just be getting off work. but enjoy it
>>> nonetheless! if there happens to be a meetup on a weekend in the 
>>> future, I
>>> might be able to make it.
>>>
>>> --c_smith
>>>
>>> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:38 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>>
 Hi all,

 Hope you're all enjoying the very pleasant autumn/fall we're
 having. I'm putting together a meet up page on groupspaces.com for
 the Corvallis/Benton county area. S0rceress0 and myself are planning 
 the
 first get together at the Old World Deli here in Corvallis for the 
 release
 of Ubuntu 15.10. It's a good venue with plenty of space, seating, wifi 
 and
 great food at a low price. I originally looked at using meetup but I'm 
 not
 paying $9.99 a month until we have a few people coming to regular meet 
 ups.
 You can find the page here for those interested:
 http://groupspaces.com/UbuntuCorvallisMeetUp/



 On Fri, 2 Oct 2015 at 14:37 Cody Smith 
 wrote:

> Again, I'll definitely be there. Got the bus system down to where
> I can make it home with at least an hour to spare. (or 2 in today's 
> case).
> I'll have a couple of neat things to show off (one of them is a 
> project I
> started yesterday)
>
> --c_smith
>
> On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 2:35 PM, Phillip N 
> wrote:
>
>> This Friday (today), is time to get-out and about while the
>> weather is still good.  By attending this evenings Ubuntu hour.
>> Festivities will begin at 6:00pm to 7:00pm located downstairs at

Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and Linda but
who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)

On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:

> Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks to Che
> for his hard work and for having the forethought to get it on the [LoCo
> event pages][1]
>
> [1]:
> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>
> On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Phillip N  wrote:
>
>> This week I've got family from out of town over, so can't make it this
>> Saturday (15.10).
>>
>> Wishing you all the best, and happy "compiling" over at Old World Deli.
>>
>> Ciao for now
>> Phil. N
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> /***
>> *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
>> ***/
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> I'll arrange a future monthly meet up at a later time, maybe 5pm to
>>> 7:30pm or something like that and at the beginning of each month. This was
>>> just a last minute throw together to try and get something started. :-)
>>>
>>> On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 at 21:17 Cody Smith  wrote:
>>>
 sadly, when that starts I'll just be getting off work. but enjoy it
 nonetheless! if there happens to be a meetup on a weekend in the future, I
 might be able to make it.

 --c_smith

 On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:38 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Hope you're all enjoying the very pleasant autumn/fall we're having.
> I'm putting together a meet up page on groupspaces.com for the
> Corvallis/Benton county area. S0rceress0 and myself are planning the first
> get together at the Old World Deli here in Corvallis for the release of
> Ubuntu 15.10. It's a good venue with plenty of space, seating, wifi and
> great food at a low price. I originally looked at using meetup but I'm not
> paying $9.99 a month until we have a few people coming to regular meet 
> ups.
> You can find the page here for those interested:
> http://groupspaces.com/UbuntuCorvallisMeetUp/
>
>
>
> On Fri, 2 Oct 2015 at 14:37 Cody Smith 
> wrote:
>
>> Again, I'll definitely be there. Got the bus system down to where I
>> can make it home with at least an hour to spare. (or 2 in today's case).
>> I'll have a couple of neat things to show off (one of them is a project I
>> started yesterday)
>>
>> --c_smith
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 2:35 PM, Phillip N 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> This Friday (today), is time to get-out and about while the weather
>>> is still good.  By attending this evenings Ubuntu hour.
>>> Festivities will begin at 6:00pm to 7:00pm located downstairs at
>>> Broadway Coffeehouse, 1300 Broadway St NE #100, Salem, OR.
>>>
>>> JVLB - sends his regards, as he won't be able to attend. And asks
>>> that we try to maintain a
>>> festive spirit, without him.
>>>
>>> Jim's absence will be missed, we hope to see him during our next
>>> meeting, coming up on Friday, October, 16th. Same place, same Ubuntu 
>>> time,
>>> same Ubuntu channel.
>>>
>>> Have a great! weekend all,
>>> Best regards
>>> Phil. N
>>>
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Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Ubuntu meeting.

[Che Dean]

It will be fun. We'll bring the System76 Darter running Ubuntu 14.04.03
LTS, it's a couple of years old but it's still high end, i7, 16GB RAM,
500GB SSD, touch screen and also an ASUS 1011PX 2 GB RAM Netbook to show
off how well Ubuntu Mate runs on older hardware. I'll install Darktable and
RawTherapee to show the photography potential on the System76 (it's big
around here) as well as other favourites, any other software you can think
of feel free to let us know, we want to show off the best FOSS has to
offer. :-)

On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:30 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:

> Well, we all have to start somewhere. The best thing you can do is
> encourage everyone you can find to come. Like, whether or not they care
> about computers, Linux, or Ubuntu! Perhaps plan on tackling a particular
> problem that could be applicable to lots of folks, like dealing with common
> filetypes (.doc, .pdf, etc.) in Ubuntu.
>
> I have to make sure all our flyers are fixed up so you can have some of
> them to show off. Still don't have our website yet, though, and that would
> be so much better than using the wiki or the LoCo page as a URL, bah. Our
> old URL expires on the 23rd, so maybe I can get that and redirect to the
> LoCo page while I wait for Canonical to get their act together.
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>
>> More than likely it will end up as it normally does, just me and Linda
>> but who knows. We'll have fun either way. :-)
>>
>> On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 at 21:14 Walter Lapchynski  wrote:
>>
>>> Can't wait to hear the story/see pictures on how this went. Thanks to
>>> Che for his hard work and for having the forethought to get it on the [LoCo
>>> event pages][1]
>>>
>>> [1]:
>>> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-us-or/3231-ubuntu-1510-corvallis-release-party/
>>>
>>> On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Phillip N  wrote:
>>>
 This week I've got family from out of town over, so can't make it this
 Saturday (15.10).

 Wishing you all the best, and happy "compiling" over at Old World Deli.

 Ciao for now
 Phil. N




 /***
 *  Sent from my Commodore 64  *
 ***/

 On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Che Dean  wrote:

> I'll arrange a future monthly meet up at a later time, maybe 5pm to
> 7:30pm or something like that and at the beginning of each month. This was
> just a last minute throw together to try and get something started. :-)
>
> On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 at 21:17 Cody Smith 
> wrote:
>
>> sadly, when that starts I'll just be getting off work. but enjoy it
>> nonetheless! if there happens to be a meetup on a weekend in the future, 
>> I
>> might be able to make it.
>>
>> --c_smith
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 4:38 PM, Che Dean  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> Hope you're all enjoying the very pleasant autumn/fall we're having.
>>> I'm putting together a meet up page on groupspaces.com for the
>>> Corvallis/Benton county area. S0rceress0 and myself are planning the 
>>> first
>>> get together at the Old World Deli here in Corvallis for the release of
>>> Ubuntu 15.10. It's a good venue with plenty of space, seating, wifi and
>>> great food at a low price. I originally looked at using meetup but I'm 
>>> not
>>> paying $9.99 a month until we have a few people coming to regular meet 
>>> ups.
>>> You can find the page here for those interested:
>>> http://groupspaces.com/UbuntuCorvallisMeetUp/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, 2 Oct 2015 at 14:37 Cody Smith 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Again, I'll definitely be there. Got the bus system down to where I
 can make it home with at least an hour to spare. (or 2 in today's 
 case).
 I'll have a couple of neat things to show off (one of them is a 
 project I
 started yesterday)

 --c_smith

 On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 2:35 PM, Phillip N 
 wrote:

> This Friday (today), is time to get-out and about while the
> weather is still good.  By attending this evenings Ubuntu hour.
> Festivities will begin at 6:00pm to 7:00pm located downstairs at
> Broadway Coffeehouse, 1300 Broadway St NE #100, Salem, OR.
>
> JVLB - sends his regards, as he won't be able to attend. And asks
> that we try to maintain a
> festive spirit, without him.
>
> Jim's absence will be missed, we hope to see him during our next
> meeting, coming up on Friday, October, 16th. Same place, same Ubuntu 
> time,
> same Ubuntu channel.
>
> Have a great! weekend 

[Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu Meeting Friday 21th of september report

[Wouter Vandenneucker]

Here is the report of our meeting.
The more readable version of the report and log can be found in html here:
http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-be/2012/ubuntu-be.2012-09-21-19.16.html

#title #ubuntu-be: Ubuntu-be meeting 21/09/2012

Meeting started by woutervddn at 19:16:05 UTC.  The full logs are
available 
athttp://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-be/2012/ubuntu-be.2012-09-21-19.16.log.html
.



== Meeting summary ==

 *Events
  *SFD Brussels 2012-09-22/23? (jurgen?)  (woutervddn, 19:16:32)
HSBXL organizes a Software Freedom Day event tomorrow  (woutervddn, 19:17:20)
''LINK:'' http://hackerspace.be/Software_Freedom_Day_2012   (warddr, 19:17:26)
woutervddn will be going  (woutervddn, 19:17:29)
warddr might come over  (woutervddn, 19:18:46)
  *Dipro Hasselt 2012-09-23  (woutervddn, 19:19:35)
claudio, massimo, kawabill and woutervddn will be there  (woutervddn, 19:20:36)
everything is in place thx to claudio  (woutervddn, 19:21:06)
  *Release Party for Quantal  (woutervddn, 19:22:27)
warddr states that we can hold the RP or install party in Hackerspace
Antwerp, about 30 people can enter at the same time  (woutervddn,
19:24:28)
''ACTION:'' we need to pick a date and do some promotion  (woutervddn, 19:24:43)
let's call it an install party  (woutervddn, 19:25:15)
space can be used any day but sunday  (woutervddn, 19:25:40)
DeWereldMorgen proposed it and will be involved  (woutervddn, 19:26:48)
warddr points out that there are some people at the hackerspace that
are prepared to help install  (woutervddn, 19:27:56)

 *Running Projects
In general: To all project leaders, make sure to keep your project
going!  (woutervddn, 19:28:51)
I'll make a page on the website with the current state of all the
projects and a link to a dedicated wiki page  (woutervddn, 19:29:10)
''ACTION:'' woutervddn HAS TO make those pages!!  (woutervddn, 19:29:25)
  *New Computers  (woutervddn, 19:29:42)
the new computers for Ubuntu-be are coming (finally)  (woutervddn, 19:29:56)
they where delayed because of some problems with applications that
wouldn't run on their new notebooks  (woutervddn, 19:30:21)
  *Manual  (woutervddn, 19:36:47)
woutervddn still needs to upload the manual.  (woutervddn, 19:37:02)
warddr points out that versioncontrol in ODT files is cumbersome
(woutervddn, 19:39:43)
he states that translating to latex / html / docbook is critical for a
good version control  (woutervddn, 19:40:09)
''ACTION:'' woutervddn will look in to the options before uploading
the manual  (woutervddn, 19:40:38)
warddr wants to help converting if we use latex since he's studying it
anyhow..  (woutervddn, 19:40:56)
the manual is available on:
http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_V1_0.pdf  (woutervddn, 19:41:56)
  *Tshirts  (woutervddn, 19:43:47)
wouter will see bram to pick up the remaining tshirts  (woutervddn, 19:44:02)
he will count them and report it to the mailinglist  (woutervddn, 19:44:11)
''ACTION:'' get the shirts  count them  report to ML  (woutervddn, 19:44:22)
''IDEA:'' order new shirts with a new design  (woutervddn, 19:45:30)
most of the people present think it's a good idea to have shirts with
a new design  (woutervddn, 19:47:02)
If we sell the same t-shirt on fosdem once again there will not be
much profit  (warddr, 19:47:33)
woutervddn likes to point out that not only will they secure the fact
that we'll make the money back, but that they'll also be a nice
addition to his collection of geek shirts!  (woutervddn, 19:47:38)
''IDEA:'' jurgen thinks we need to have a webshop or something
similar, it would be more easy  (woutervddn, 19:48:09)
woutervddn agrees and is prepared to help and set it up!  (woutervddn, 19:48:29)
woutervddn points out that a webshop is only possible if we are a VZW
(hint hint)  (woutervddn, 19:50:23)
  *Print/art work  (woutervddn, 19:52:36)
jurgen was dreaming about a corporate brochure that states why a
business should use ubuntu  (woutervddn, 19:59:30)
woutervddn diggs that idea. he thinks that is really a great addition
(woutervddn, 19:59:51)
something similar for schools would be great as well, but not only
about educational software but also about network maintainability
(woutervddn, 20:00:25)
''ACTION:'' call for volunteers for this project  (woutervddn, 20:01:01)
  *USB Sticks  (woutervddn, 19:52:36)
kawabill put this on email: Update USB cards; hardware has arrived @
Claudio, we are thinking to install Ubuntu-be possibly together with
Kubuntu and Xubuntu using multi-boot.  (woutervddn, 20:03:34)

I'm not really a fan of putting all those distro's on by default..
(woutervddn, 20:04:02)
^woutervddn  (woutervddn, 20:04:10)
wouter thinks by default only 1 distro should be on it because that's
already hard enough for new users  (woutervddn, 20:05:45)
they could be added if the user wants it, but it's a waste of space
otherwise, maybe they can just install extra window managers on the
same installation  (woutervddn, 20:06:42)
warddr points out that it will introduce a lot of redundant
appications

Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting

[hans_]

I can't make it tonight... so I won't be there...
enjoy the weekend!

Hans


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 hey guys,
 I'm a bit confused, do we have a meeting tonight? :s Or was there agreed
 that we wouldn't?
 grts
 
 
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[Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting

[wouter Vandenneucker]

hey guys,
I'm a bit confused, do we have a meeting tonight? :s Or was there agreed that 
we wouldn't?
grts


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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting

[Jurgen Gaeremyn]

Is there need for a meeting?

The plan is on this page:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/IrcMeetings/Reports?action=AttachFiledo=viewtarget=ubuntu-be-irc-meeting-2011-09-22-report.txt


 Dates: (we should add those to our website calendar)
 Oct: 6 and 20
 Nov: 3 and 17
 Dec: 1 and 15
 Jan: 5 and 19
 Feb: 2 and 16
 Mar: 1 and 15
 Apr: 5 and 19
 May: 3 and 17
 Jun: 7 and 21
 Jul: 5 and 19
 Aug: 2 and 16
 Sep: 6 and 20


So basically there's no planned meeting... unless there is need for a 
(practical) meeting.


Hehe... yet again, we managed to talk about something that need to be 
done ... but didn't assign someone to it. And as is normal in these 
kinds of cases - it didn't happen. :)

I'm putting them in as we're speaking :)

Grtz,
Jurgen.

On 10/13/2011 08:20 PM, wouter Vandenneucker wrote:

hey guys,

I'm a bit confused, do we have a meeting tonight? :s Or was there agreed
that we wouldn't?

grts



Wouter





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[Ubuntu-be] ubuntu meeting this evening

[wouter Vandenneucker]

hey guys,
I know this is a really short notice, but at 21h we're having a meeting on 
IRC.Feel free to join via http://ubuntu-be.org/en/irc
Grts

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] ubuntu meeting this evening

[Pieter Vande Wyngaerde]

I can't make it to the meeting. I'm currently on my smartphone on 3g.
Op 8 sep. 2011 20:08 schreef wouter Vandenneucker wouterv...@hotmail.com
het volgende:

 hey guys,
 I know this is a really short notice, but at 21h we're having a meeting on
IRC.Feel free to join via http://ubuntu-be.org/en/irc
 Grts

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting 2010: 10.04 Lucid Lynx

[Matthew Deboysere]

En wat is de Twitter?
Matthew

Op 12-mei-2010, om 06:36 heeft Fabian het volgende geschreven:

 Slechts 4 dagen zijn we verwijderd van de Ubuntu meeting 2010!
 Aanstaande zondag, 16 mei 2010 om 10:00u, opent de 5de Ubuntu meeting
 zijn deuren om er weer een leerrijke en vooral super toffe en aangename
 dag van te maken!
 De organisatie legt de laatste contacten, stelt een definitieve
 dagplanning samen en zet alle puntjes op de i!
 
 Wist je dat je door je inschrijving op de website rechtstreeks kans
 maakt op enkele leuke prijzen?!
 Onderaan deze E-mail vind je een deelname strookje om uit te knippen en
 op de Ubuntu meeting in de daarvoor voorziene collectordoos te
 deponeren.
 
 De laatste week hebben we iedere dag een spreker en/of standhouder
 bekendgemaakt op de website, Facebook en Twitter.
 Alle sprekers die tot op heden bekend gemaakt werden, zijn:
 - Spamfiler
 - Puppet centraal beheer
 - Virtualisatie voor beginners
 - Ubuntu en games
 - Fonera
 - Zarafa
 - 5 redenen om voor Linux te kiezen
 - Handbrake
 - OpenOffice.org
 
 De drie standhouders die we tot nu bekend hebben gemaakt, zijn:
 - Fonera
 - Spamfilter
 - Boekenwinkel
 - Spamfilter
 
 Hou de website, Facebook of Twitter aanstaande week in de gaten voor nog
 meer aankondigingen!
 
 
 Tot zondag!
 
 Organisatie Ubuntu meeting 2010
 http://www.ubuntu-meeting.be
 
 
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[Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu-meeting op 16 mei 2010 @ Cultuurcentrum Genk

[Claudio Mammarella]

Beste Ubuntero's,

Op 16 mei 2010 is er een Ubuntu-meeting (Releaseparty) voor UBUNTU
10.04LTS in het CultuurCentrum van Genk tussen 10.00H en 18.00H.

Meer info op volgende sites :

http://www.ubuntu-meeting.be/
http://bitmappers.be/bmcms/
http://ubuntu-be.org/nl/calendar/2010-05

Van de voorzitter van de organiserende club hebben we de volgende mail
gekregen :

“Wij kunnen op de release volgende hulp gebruiken:

- Sponsors, wij zijn nog steeds op zoek naar enkele sponsors
- Sprekers, op dit moment hebben wij een 10-tal sprekers, er is ruimte
voor nog een 10 sprekers dus als je mensen kent die een leuke bijdrage
kunnen leveren, ze zijn welkom
- Installatiehulp, wij kunnen nog hulp gebruiken van de ubunteros bij
het installeren, zodat er altijd genoeg volk is.
- Reclame, de misschien belangrijkste hulp kunnen jullie bieden bij het
maken van reclame.

Groetjes
Fabian”

Als je interesse hebt om mee te doen, reclame te maken, sponsors te
zoeken,gelieve Fabian te kontakteren.

fabia...@telenet.be

Mocht je niet komen helpen wegens welke reden dan ook, niet erg maar
probeer wel even langs te komen om dit evenement te bekijken.

Meer info vanuit hun site :

Tijdens deze Ubuntu-meeting zullen naar goede gewoonte sprekers
verschillende presentaties geven. Waarover deze presentaties gaan, zal
in de loop van volgende maanden bekend gemaakt worden. Uiteraard is er
ook de nodige ruimte voorzien om installatie  configuratie hulp te
bieden aan wie dat nodig heeft.


De inkom is gratis, drank en eten is beschikbaar tegen democratische
prijzen.



Bedankt,

mvg,
claudio.mammare...@telenet.be




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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu-meeting op 16 mei 2010 @ Cultuurcentrum Genk

[Pierre Buyle]

FYI

The link to this event on the Ubuntu-be website is
http://ubuntu-be.org/nl/content/275/ubuntu-releaseparty-1004lts-genk. The
event is only displayed when the site is visited in Dutch as no description
is provided for other languages. They can be provided at
http://ubuntu-be.org/node/275/translate. Join the website editors team if
you want to contribute.

At 
http://ubuntu-be.org/category/event-types/release-partyhttp://ubuntu-be.org/fr/category/event-types/release-party,
a list all release parties (past and future) with a description in your
language is available.

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting 2010: 10.04 Lucid Lynx

[Massimiliano Lentini]

Ge weet, op mij kunt ge rekenen.
Je vraagt maar wat ik kan doen.
De netbook die ik heb aangeschaft werkt echt goed moet ik zeggen. Ik heb 
ook met ssh zitten experimenteren en moet zeggen dat je er echt veel mee 
kunt, zoals een programma openen op uw scherm die op de andere pc 
eigenlijk aan draaien is enz...

Groetjes,
Massimiliano.


Fabian wrote:
 Naar aanleiding van de aanstaande release van Ubuntu 10.04 LTS,
 organiseert computerclub De BitMappers Hasselt een Ubuntu meeting
 (voorheen: Ubuntu release party).

 Deze Ubuntu meeting zal doorgaan op zondag 16 mei 2010 van 10:00u tot
 18:00u in het Cultuurcentrum van Genk (Belgisch Limburg).

 Tijdens deze Ubuntu meeting zullen naar goede gewoonte sprekers
 verschillende presentaties geven. Waarover deze presentaties gaan, zal
 in de loop van volgende maanden bekend gemaakt worden.

 Uiteraard is er ook de nodige ruimte voorzien om installatie 
 configuratie hulp te bieden aan wie dat nodig heeft.

 De inkom is gratis, drank en eten is beschikbaar tegen democratische
 prijzen.

 Als je vlot overweg kan met Ubuntu / Linux en je graag een handje uit de
 mouwen wilt steken op deze Ubuntu meeting, laat het ons weten!

 Alle informatie omtrent deze Ubuntu meeting is te vinden op:
 http://www.ubuntu-meeting.be

 Vergeet je niet in te schrijven!

 Tot dan!






   


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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting 2010: 10.04 Lucid Lynx

[Jan Claeys]

Tijdens de H  C-dagen in Antwerpen vertelden de BitMappers me dat ze
nog steeds extra sprekers nodig hebben voor hun release party.  Indien
je geïnteresseerd bent kan je Fabian contacteren...

During the H  C days in Antwerp the BitMappers also said they are
looking for some more people to give a talk.  So if you would like to
give one there please contact Fabian...

Op maandag 22-02-2010 om 21:47 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Fabian:
 Naar aanleiding van de aanstaande release van Ubuntu 10.04 LTS,
 organiseert computerclub De BitMappers Hasselt een Ubuntu meeting
 (voorheen: Ubuntu release party).
 
 Deze Ubuntu meeting zal doorgaan op zondag 16 mei 2010 van 10:00u tot
 18:00u in het Cultuurcentrum van Genk (Belgisch Limburg).
 
 Tijdens deze Ubuntu meeting zullen naar goede gewoonte sprekers
 verschillende presentaties geven. Waarover deze presentaties gaan, zal
 in de loop van volgende maanden bekend gemaakt worden.
 
 Uiteraard is er ook de nodige ruimte voorzien om installatie 
 configuratie hulp te bieden aan wie dat nodig heeft.
 
 De inkom is gratis, drank en eten is beschikbaar tegen democratische
 prijzen.
 
 Als je vlot overweg kan met Ubuntu / Linux en je graag een handje uit de
 mouwen wilt steken op deze Ubuntu meeting, laat het ons weten!
 
 Alle informatie omtrent deze Ubuntu meeting is te vinden op:
 http://www.ubuntu-meeting.be
 
 Vergeet je niet in te schrijven!
 
 Tot dan!


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[Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu meeting 2010: 10.04 Lucid Lynx

[Fabian]

Naar aanleiding van de aanstaande release van Ubuntu 10.04 LTS,
organiseert computerclub De BitMappers Hasselt een Ubuntu meeting
(voorheen: Ubuntu release party).

Deze Ubuntu meeting zal doorgaan op zondag 16 mei 2010 van 10:00u tot
18:00u in het Cultuurcentrum van Genk (Belgisch Limburg).

Tijdens deze Ubuntu meeting zullen naar goede gewoonte sprekers
verschillende presentaties geven. Waarover deze presentaties gaan, zal
in de loop van volgende maanden bekend gemaakt worden.

Uiteraard is er ook de nodige ruimte voorzien om installatie 
configuratie hulp te bieden aan wie dat nodig heeft.

De inkom is gratis, drank en eten is beschikbaar tegen democratische
prijzen.

Als je vlot overweg kan met Ubuntu / Linux en je graag een handje uit de
mouwen wilt steken op deze Ubuntu meeting, laat het ons weten!

Alle informatie omtrent deze Ubuntu meeting is te vinden op:
http://www.ubuntu-meeting.be

Vergeet je niet in te schrijven!

Tot dan!





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