I know that it has been a while since I have made any updates to you guys. Earlier this month, developer Jonathan Riddle and I were both at UDS (Ubuntu Developer Summit) and during that time we had a meeting with Canonical about the trademark. While not all of the paperwork is signed or finalized[...]
In my last post, I said that I would talk to Blue Systems and try to find more information on what was expected or, what the goals from Blue Systems were. I recently had a conversation with Clemens, the head of Blue Systems about Blue Systems and Kubuntu. As I have said in the past,[...]
As the buzz continues with all of the changes happening to Kubuntu, I wanted to sit down a moment and give a clear update as to what is going on. This is to help update the community as large with the updates and it is my desire to keep everyone informed. So, sit back as I take[...]
If there is one thing that is so amazing about the Ubuntu Developers Summit is their sponsorship program. For UDS-Q in Oakland, CA USA the sponsorship request is now open. Head on over and fill it out. They love to see new people at UDS and it is an experience like none other. If you can’t make[...]
This morning in the Community Roundtable, Jono talked about the culture of Ubuntu and how it is changing and morphing. This caused me to think about another group of people who have popped up in the Ubuntu (And open source in general) world. Just Users. There is an open source culture out there that if[...]
Wow, it’s happened once again. The Kubuntu Documentation Team has pulled through another cycle. I want to give special thanks to Jonathan Jesse, Valorie Zimmerman and Nitesh Mistry for all of their hard work in getting this done. Now we give the job over to the hard working translators for their work. If you want to[...]
A couple of months ago I wrote about Leadership in Ubuntu Community. The take I got from it in IRC was very well received. Then life hit and I didn’t do anything about it. I was hoping that from the talks at UDS-O and the conversations I have had that something would have happened during[...]
Libertopia 2011 What is it? Libertopia is an annual festival of peace, freedom, music, community and ideas that will change the World. It is a unique experience…a 3 day celebration of our individuality and diversity packed with renowned speakers, workshops, panels, parties, banquets, music, film, art, literature, commerce, exhibitors, themed camps, performers, social networking and[...]
Well, this is a second Global Jam I am writing about and hosting. This one is different because it will be hosted online. Now you may be asking why this is a Kubuntu Doc Jam and not Ubuntu. Simply put, Ubuntu System Docs now uses Mallard and not DocBook plus, I’m leading the charge for[...]
SCaLE 10x Call for papers Well, it’s that time again, we are getting ready for the Southern California Linux Expo to be held January 20-22, 2012 at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel in Los Angeles, CA. Currently there is a call for papers. If you wish to speak at this years SCaLE please, review[...]
I know that it has been a while since I have made any updates to you guys. Earlier this month, developer Jonathan Riddle and I were both at UDS (Ubuntu Developer Summit) and during that time we had a meeting with Canonical about the trademark. While not all of the paperwork is signed or finalized[...]
In my last post, I said that I would talk to Blue Systems and try to find more information on what was expected or, what the goals from Blue Systems were. I recently had a conversation with Clemens, the head of Blue Systems about Blue Systems and Kubuntu. As I have said in the past,[...]
As the buzz continues with all of the changes happening to Kubuntu, I wanted to sit down a moment and give a clear update as to what is going on. This is to help update the community as large with the updates and it is my desire to keep everyone informed. So, sit back as I take[...]
If there is one thing that is so amazing about the Ubuntu Developers Summit is their sponsorship program. For UDS-Q in Oakland, CA USA the sponsorship request is now open. Head on over and fill it out. They love to see new people at UDS and it is an experience like none other. If you can’t make[...]
This morning in the Community Roundtable, Jono talked about the culture of Ubuntu and how it is changing and morphing. This caused me to think about another group of people who have popped up in the Ubuntu (And open source in general) world. Just Users. There is an open source culture out there that if[...]
Wow, it’s happened once again. The Kubuntu Documentation Team has pulled through another cycle. I want to give special thanks to Jonathan Jesse, Valorie Zimmerman and Nitesh Mistry for all of their hard work in getting this done. Now we give the job over to the hard working translators for their work. If you want to[...]
A couple of months ago I wrote about Leadership in Ubuntu Community. The take I got from it in IRC was very well received. Then life hit and I didn’t do anything about it. I was hoping that from the talks at UDS-O and the conversations I have had that something would have happened during[...]
Libertopia 2011 What is it? Libertopia is an annual festival of peace, freedom, music, community and ideas that will change the World. It is a unique experience…a 3 day celebration of our individuality and diversity packed with renowned speakers, workshops, panels, parties, banquets, music, film, art, literature, commerce, exhibitors, themed camps, performers, social networking and[...]
Well, this is a second Global Jam I am writing about and hosting. This one is different because it will be hosted online. Now you may be asking why this is a Kubuntu Doc Jam and not Ubuntu. Simply put, Ubuntu System Docs now uses Mallard and not DocBook plus, I’m leading the charge for[...]
SCaLE 10x Call for papers Well, it’s that time again, we are getting ready for the Southern California Linux Expo to be held January 20-22, 2012 at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel in Los Angeles, CA. Currently there is a call for papers. If you wish to speak at this years SCaLE please, review[...]
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