Just a quick note to invite anyone in or near Montreal or Quebec City, we’ll be celebrating the Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope 9.04 release on April 30th.
Word is out that people in Abitibi will also get together, I’ll have more information in the next few days 🙂
All the gruesome details at:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuebecTeam/JauntyParty
I invite anyone interested in helping out organize the Honduras Ubuntu team to come and meet fellow users on the #ubuntu-hn IRC channel, next Thursday night February 19th.
When: 9PM, Tegucigalpa (UTC-6) time (click on the link to get the time in your time zone)
Anyone wanting to join can use their IRC client or the Mibbit service.
See the announcement thread at:[U-HN] Primera reunion de organizacion Ubuntu-hn
No, I haven’t moved to Honduras, just helping out there 😉
David Giard, a founding member of the Ubuntu Quebec LoCo Team, relayed these news to me this morning (via The Fridge):
NOT A FORK – as soon as I posted this I got a comment about this being a fork, well, it’s not! It’s a collection of modules and a theme, which are managed via a project in Launchpad. This is not a separate fork of Drupal! 🙂
That long needed suite of tools has finally been completed.
This suite is designed for any Ubuntu Local Communities wanting to host a website. It is designed to allow any LoCo team to quickly create a website using Drupal for their team.
What this suite offers:
- An approved theme for any LoCo
- A highly customizable theme
- Launchpad OpenID integration
- -> Users don’t need to create an account on your site
- Launchpad Teams integration
- -> Can control access levels in site based on LP team memberships
- Fast and friendly support
Official project: launchpad.net/loco-drupal/
Release Downloads:
Drupal 5.x: launchpad.net/loco-drupal/5.x/0.5.0
Drupal 6.x: launchpad.net/loco-drupal/6.x/1.1.0
Drupal 7.x: in development
A Special Thanks:
This project would not be possible without all the collaboration involved.
The Ubuntu South Dakota Local Community – Michael Lustfield
I’ve been meaning to post a picture of my laptop’s « decoration » for a while, perhaps start another chain reaction…
I think what you put in your laptop tells a bit about who you are or what you do 🙂
So here’s my current laptop:
One more thing, I got a zebra-themed vinyl skin applied on the laptop, which protects the machine – the stickers are on that vinyl layer.
Clicking on the image will bring you to Flickr where I added some notes.
What’s on your laptop ?
Don’ t miss them! There are going to be simultaneous parties this Thursday Oct. 30 at 6PM in Montreal and Quebec City. See:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuebecTeam/IntrepidParty