Hi. I've just subscribed to the mailing list and would really love to
help in promoting Ubuntu. Related to I Am Ubuntu, what do you think
if the users could say they are Ubuntu in their native language? This
could promote the idea of different persons, from different countries
can join under the
Hi Daniel,
2008/12/31 Daniel Voicu dan...@mbdragan.com:
Hi. I've just subscribed to the mailing list and would really love to
help in promoting Ubuntu. Related to I Am Ubuntu, what do you think
if the users could say they are Ubuntu in their native language? This
could promote the idea of
Hi Jacob,
Well done for taking the lead on this project. Whilst I know people
are discussing the pros and cons of putting up sites like this, I
think it's admirable that someone is just getting on and doing it.
Keep going!
2008/12/31 Jacob F. Roecker ja...@roeckerfam.com:
Here's what I need:
We should focus on just Ubuntu for now. When people learn about Ubuntu
they will become more aware of the other distros simply by reading and
doing searches. We really need to have a constant message and Ubuntu
is the most popular and well known of all the Ubuntu flavors. Lets
focus on Ubuntu for
Hi Jacob,
Well done for taking the lead on this project. Whilst I know people
are discussing the pros and cons of putting up sites like this, I
think it's admirable that someone is just getting on and doing it.
Keep going!
2008/12/31 Jacob F. Roecker ja...@roeckerfam.com:
Here's what I
On Wed, 2008-12-31 at 14:07 +, Chris Rowson wrote:
Hi Jacob,
Well done for taking the lead on this project. Whilst I know
people
are discussing the pros and cons of putting up sites like
this, I
think it's admirable that someone
In regards to my previous message, sorry any fellow Welsh speakers out there
I mangled the language because I was in English 'mode'. What it should've
really said now that I'm back to thinking in Welsh is something like Helo,
Chris ydw i ac Ubuntu ydw i. That is a lot shorter to say and makes more
2008/12/31 Christopher Swift chris.r.sw...@googlemail.com:
Then again I am Chris and I am Ubuntu can portray that my name is Ubuntu
too.
May be it should be:-
My name is Alan, and I am Ubuntu.
Smacks of I am borg :S
Which might be a good or bad thing depending on your point of view :)
If you're interested on my debate with myself about which term I felt best
to use I've settled with Helo, fy enw i yw Chris a dw i'n Ubuntu but to be
honest I'll settle with the standard English format since it promotes
uniformity rather than variations. On a side note however, I've been
thinking
My project online is a market place for linux computers focused mainly
on Ubuntu computers and I am looking for some help, ideas and focus.
The project has been running about a year now and I'm having writers
block i guess for lack of a better description.
I didn't want to post here without
The whole 'i'm foo and i'm ubuntu' is an exact ripoff of the ms
commercials. I dont get it.
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 5:41 PM, Marco Migliavacca
marcoapuleiomig...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I am Marco and I am Ubuntu and I think everybody should use his/her
mother language to say the phrase. It will
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 07:29:09PM -0500, dan wrote:
The whole 'i'm foo and i'm ubuntu' is an exact ripoff of the ms
commercials. I dont get it.
Which is a response to I'm a Mac, and I'm a PC - to try and show that PC
isn't as boring as the mac adverts try to make out.
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On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 8:07 PM, Chris Rowson
christopherrow...@gmail.comwrote:
I am Ubuntu and I arrest criminals... (for example showing a
policeman with his laptop)
I am Ubuntu and I predict the weather.. (for example showing someone
at a university using Ubuntu to run a research
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