Getting some LoCo groups up and running, and regularly, would be great. Given
that Australia is a large, vast, and at times lonely place, would it be
possible to pool some talent and get some online meetings running too?
When I lived in South East QLD the Local LUG was great, and the LUG in Bri
Hi everyone
I'd be interested in getting things up and running in Melbourne. I am
involved in Linux Users Victoria (LUV) and the Open Source Industry
Australia (OSIA) Vic branch. I also write some basic Ubuntu related
articles for iTWire.com
I would hope that, rather than work seperately, the var
ajmorris and I were talking to elkbuntu (the loco leader) about this the
other day.
>From what shes said problem is meetings tend to end up discussing beer not
anything useful.
Id like to see each state have its own loco which the leaders of all talk at
meetings for the AU loco.
With such a larg
au digest..."
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> Today's Topics:
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>1. AUS LoCo status? (Jason Allen)
>2. Re: AUS LoCo status? (Paul Shirren)
>3. Re: AUS LoCo status? (Callan Jefferson Davies)
>4. Re: Wireless Modem Problems #4 (Michael Harold)
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Not sure if you heard or read about it, and yes I know it's not Ubuntu only but
the SLUG team have monthly meetings which
are open to everyone to join in.
I agree with Paul that AU is a huge, vast country and it might be just
difficult to meet in large groups more often. (Maybe
not in Sydney tho
> I'm not trying to play or stir politics - if there has been any on
> this topic in the past - but just trying to understand the current
> status. Is this list the only real communication and activity of
> ubuntu-au?
Hi Jason (+ everyone else),
Good that you bring this up actually. I went hun
Jason Allen wrote:
> Is this list the only real communication and activity of ubuntu-au?
There is also #ubuntu-au on irc.freenode.net
I am guessing members are also active through lugs and software freedom
days.
I don't know much more than you. Except that this is a big country and
Ubuntu users
With Planet and Planet Users participating in the "Get to know a LoCo" meme
at the moment, I thought I find out about the AUS loCo ...
1. The LoCoTeam List (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeamList) leads me to
http://www.ubuntu.com.au/ which appears to have had no activity since June
2008
2. LoCoTeam
