On Sep 4, 10:33 am, Chris Chinchilla
wrote:
> The strange this is, Ubuntu growth is rapid at the moment, and there are
> a lot of groups out there, I'm a little new to the list so I'm not
> entirely sure what it's supposed to be here for, but I think there is
> still a space for an Australian Ub
Hi Chris,
Please send your replies to the list to keep the conversation public.
If you have something to add, the best place is the Australian Team
wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam
Cheers
Sridhar
2009/10/11 Chris Chinchilla :
> So... If I had some resources to add to the site... How
2009/10/10 Scott Evans
>
> I've never intended for ubuntu-au to solely run by one (that's crazy!) but my
> intention was to get people talking about what they may be able to
> contribute. I have to admit I haven't contributed to the current wiki
> brainstorm with my idea's (but I will!)
>
> Its
I've never intended for ubuntu-au to solely run by one (that's crazy!)
but my intention was to get people talking about what they may be able
to contribute. I have to admit I haven't contributed to the current wiki
brainstorm with my idea's (but I will!)
Its sad to see that a post I placed out e
Hi Scott,
There doesn't need to be only one 'leader'. If anyone feels they can
do something for the group, feel free to chime in. Often the best way
to get something done is to just do it. That's how a lot of online
communities get going. If you wait for approval/consensus you might
never get it.
Hi all,
I have been on the IRC tonight and offered to help out where needed to
get Ubuntu-Au up and humming again.
I have offered in another thread to administer the main page to keep
it upto date and have other skills that may prove useful.
* Teaching & Education
* Management & Leadership
* Com
Why would ubuntu-au be obsolete ?
Ubuntu is the friendly / linux for "human beings". It is just gaining
popularity. The issue really is that no one is available to ensure
that ubuntu au is up for newbis to find really. I think ubuntu (the
main site) was pushing people towards their loco's sites wh
Hi Dean,
I gather you are referring to IRC, if so.
Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #ubuntu-au
There is also a general chat channel too on the freenode server
Channel: #ubuntu-au-chat
Regards
Dale
2009/9/4 dean :
> Is there an Australian LoCo irc channel?
>
> Regards
> Dean
>
> Dale wrote:
>>
Is there an Australian LoCo irc channel?
Regards
Dean
Dale wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am from Adelaide, and for me to getting to physical meetings it
> about a 80Km round trip, and when I move soon to the other side of
> town to the country it going to be a ~100Km round, hence this makes it
> hard to
Hi all,
I am from Adelaide, and for me to getting to physical meetings it
about a 80Km round trip, and when I move soon to the other side of
town to the country it going to be a ~100Km round, hence this makes it
hard to do meetings. Also at the new place I will not be on the
internet as often as
The strange this is, Ubuntu growth is rapid at the moment, and there are
a lot of groups out there, I'm a little new to the list so I'm not
entirely sure what it's supposed to be here for, but I think there is
still a space for an Australian Ubuntu 'overseer', but we do suffer from
geographical ext
I for one know that SLUG (Sydney Linux User Group) is very active, has
monthly meetings which are packed and a very active mailing list. They have
a monthly "SLUGlets" meeting where newbs get together and talk about newbie
material, and a lot of them are Ubuntu users.
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 10:
Thanks to all that have sent a reply thus far...
I'm collecting the information to use as a guide to get the feel for
what people want/expect/like/whatever! from ubuntu-au
BTW I'm not saying that I want to take control over ubuntu-au! I just
want to see it become a resource that we all can use
Im an ubuntu user in Adelaide and have been mostly lurking on this list
for ages now.
I would like to attend more release partys but I think they should be
based somewhere we can get hold of internet access and have the space
and power to get some PC's working to actually look at and celebrate
Hi Scott,
On Thu, 2009-09-03 at 17:18 +1000, Scott Evans wrote:
> Is it still fair to say that Australia still has an "active" ubuntu
> team?
>
> It seems that the proposed monthly meeting have failed, if a call for
> help goes out on #ubuntu-au it generally goes unanswered as the person
> doing
ep 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Greg McNamara
> wrote:
>>
>> I'm up for any of the suggestions. I use Twitter which is good for updates
>> and URL or info. I'm in Perth so local meets will always be a problem unless
>> sufficient numbers. But I'm up for helping
m
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Greg McNamara wrote:
> I'm up for any of the suggestions. I use Twitter which is good for updates
> and URL or info. I'm in Perth so local meets will always be a problem unless
> sufficient numbers. But I'm up for helping where I can guys
I'm up for any of the suggestions. I use Twitter which is good for updates and
URL or info. I'm in Perth so local meets will always be a problem unless
sufficient numbers. But I'm up for helping where I can guys gals
> Subject: Re: Ubuntu-au Obsolete? or needing a revam
Guys, I'm in Brizvegas & check every release for a Brissy party to meet
other Ubuntu users but alas there has been none. I am considering the
next Sydney or Melbourne party just to touch base. I must confess to
sitting on the sidelines waiting for "things" to happen, so I guess I'm
part of the
Hi Scott,
I've been thinking about this for a while and i'm still not sure what we
can do of what we can do.
First thing we need to work out what we are here for.
Are we here just as a mailing list/irc room for anyone who wanders in?
That is something that is relatively easy to do and does not h
Is it still fair to say that Australia still has an "active" ubuntu
team?
It seems that the proposed monthly meeting have failed, if a call for
help goes out on #ubuntu-au it generally goes unanswered as the person
doing the asking is in need of a quick answer and possibly leaves
assuming no-one w
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