[Ubuntu-ch] Ubuntu 18.04 release party in Bern

Hi everyone, The Swiss Ubuntu linux user group and Puzzle Itc are happy to invite you to the Ubuntu 18.04 release party on the 26th of April in Bern. The program can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SwissTeam/ReleaseParty18.04 and on the Puzzle Itc. Blog (in German):

[Ubuntu-ch] Ubuntu 18.04 release party in Bern

Bonjour tout le monde/Hi everyone, (texte en Français ci-dessous) ENGLISH: The Swiss Ubuntu linux user group and Puzzle Itc are happy to invite you to the Ubuntu 18.04 release party on the 26th of April in Bern. The program can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SwissTeam/ReleaseParty18.04

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Presentations at the Ubuntu Release Party

Great stuff! I'm just back from travel, will forward and get this going! - Chris On Mon, Apr 9, 2018 at 12:36 PM, Philipp Gassmann wrote: > Hi all, > > Our Release Party is getting closer! > We have some cool topics for the presentations! See the Wiki and our Blog: > >

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] 18.04 release party, other meetups?

> Chris, can we figure out who some of the corporate users in CH are? Probably! Let's discuss that with whoever is relevant internally. Of course, should any of you already know some corporate/professional users of Ubuntu, please do loop them in to this discussion already! > ...Juerg > > > >>

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] 18.04 release party, other meetups?

Hi Phillip! I remember that release party 10 years ago as well! That is great news! Wiki page tracking the event suggestions is updated. - Chris On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 11:44 AM, Daniel Stoni wrote: > Hello Philipp > > I remember the event. And lots of further contributions

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Fwd: Re: 18.04 release party, other meetups?

The 26th of Jan works for me as well. I was thinking more or starting with an informal "let's meet up and have a couple of beers" instead of a "session" with an agenda etc... We barely know each other at this point :) But of course if people are motivated to get an agenda going for the 26th of

[Ubuntu-ch] 18.04 release party, other meetups?

Hi list, I'd like to start thinking about organising a "release party" for 18.04 "Bionic Beaver" as it's the next LTS and is the next big date for Ubuntu. Hopefully that will allow us to meet again in person since it seems that doesn't happen very often anymore these days. I think more than 4

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Ubuntu-CH membership as verfied locoteams will expire soon

, WaVeR <deb...@hispeed.ch> wrote: > Hi Christopher, Hi all, > > > > > Le lundi 11 décembre 2017 à 21:07 +0100, Christopher Glass a écrit : >> I care, still. >> >> If nobody else does, I volunteer as point of contact. > > We started the revalidation proce

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Official Member Status

Since that seems to either be invalid or non-public, would any of you have the kindness of posting the date and time to this list? Thanks a lot! - Chris On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 8:39 AM, Marcus Moeller <marcus.moel...@gmx.ch> wrote: > Am 02.12.2015 um 08:33 schrieb Christopher Glass: &g

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Official Member Status

Thanks Myriam - I didn't realize there was no public process (only community council). Then I guess my subscription was useless :) But thanks anyway. - Chris On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 10:02 AM, Myriam Schweingruber <myr...@kde.org> wrote: > Hi Chris, > > On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 9:47

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Official Member Status

I do (trib...@ubuntu.com). - Chris On Fri, Nov 27, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Marcus Moeller wrote: > Dear Friends, > > I would like to ask who of you has got an official Ubuntu Member Status? > > This information has been requested by the LoCo council for the > re-approval

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] SubLoCos!

I think it's quite clear - the LoCo leadership now offers the possibility for Sub-LoCos to exist, but it does not seem the majority of the Swiss Team think it's useful. Therefore, case closed, and status quo :) It's nice to see some activity on this list though :) - Chris On Wed, Sep 24, 2014

[Ubuntu-ch] SubLoCos!

Hi all, The LoCo council announced the support for SubLoCos [1]. It seems this would mean we could finally find a suitable structure for the ubuntu-ch LoCo, with one sub LoCo for the Swiss-German part, and one for the French part (and of course one for out Italian-speaking friends should anybody

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] SubLoCos!

Good point, unfortunately. I wondered if perhaps the language barrier was part of that decrease. I don't live in Switzerland this year, so I'm a little out of touch with the local linux people/talks, I thought that would be the reason. At least, somebody answered my email :) - Chris On Wed,

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Encryption in the Ubuntu Installation (14.04)

I guess it doesn't matter much, both use pretty strong encryption by default. Since I can't remember exactly how the home-only encryption works , I would venture a guess to say that it's just a little less secure since swap is not encrypted (as far as I remember, again), so one could

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Ubucon 14

Hi Marcus, Thanks for sharing the information! Do you have a date (or a set of dates) already? - Chris On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 8:59 AM, Marcus Moeller marcus.moel...@gmx.ch wrote: Hi all. We are currently planning the upcoming Ubucon 14 and are now to decide which location to choose. We got

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Hello Swiss Team

Hi Carlos, and welcome! On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 1:00 AM, WaVeR deb...@hispeed.ch wrote: Hello Carlos, On mer., 2013-11-20 at 16:19 +0100, ARTECONCEITO C. Gonçalves wrote: Hello everyone, I'm new in this team and I would present me to you all. So, I came from Portugal in the past year. I'm

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Why! open computing

Nice to see preinstalled Ubuntu on decent computers in Switzerland! Thanks for the initiative! Do you plan to provide tower computers too? I am in the market for one at the moment, and would love to avoid the MS tax, as well as shipping costs if possible (system76 is a bit far). Cheers -

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] Why! open computing

do... When will the Swiss Parliament start discussing these issue - nobody knows - but lobbying is very active to avoid these sensitive topics to emerge to the public. G. Tournier Le 01. 10. 13 12:00, Christopher Glass a écrit : Nice to see preinstalled Ubuntu on decent computers

[Ubuntu-ch] Who is a chanop on #ubuntu-ch?

Hi all, Our IRC channel's title is embarassingly out of date. Since I'm pretty much the only one always online there, could I be made a chanop of #ubuntu-ch on Freenode? That would allow me to make the channel a little more up to date, and kick eventual spammers/trolls. Let me know if you need

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] LoCo Team Contact

Hi all, If I must, I will step up, but it would be a bit sad and weird that the main contact for the LoCo team (a community group) also is a Canonical employee... I guess both hats are strange to wear at the same time. I am ready to offer as much help as I can to whoever steps up, on the other

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] My next trip to Switzerland

Awesome! We definitely need to catch up for a beer at least! The loco has been pretty quiet these days, hopefully we can get some people to join! I will be sprinting with my team in Barcelona from the 15 to the 21, but apart from that I would be available anytime to talk about my work on

Re: [Ubuntu-ch] I'm back! (back in... orange?)

...@gmail.com wrote: 2012/2/7 Christopher Glass trib...@gmail.com Hi all, Just a little ping to let you all know that I moved back to Switzerland, in Geneva (instead of Zurich) :) I will add myself to the regional contact list as soon as possible. Also, I now am a Canonical employee, so