Ubuntu Colombia 2010 - 2012

Ubuntu Colombia Reapproval

Ubuntu Colombia is one of the most traditional LoCo Teams within the regional and global communities, specially with the Spanish language ones. As Ubuntu Colombia is conscious about the importance to keep being recognized as an active and official LoCo Team, we've created this wiki page to summarize the main activities that we've done during the last two years.

General data

Ubuntu Members list

These are the Ubuntu Members currently members of Ubuntu Colombia LoCo Team:

• Fabián Rodríguez - 01/11/2005

  Julián Alarcón - 16/10/2008

  Hollman Enciso - 16/10/2008

  Andrés Mujica - 06/01/2009

  Luis Lopez - 18/11/2009

  Juan Marquez - 18/11/2009

  Diego Forigua - 07/12/2009

  Carlos Zambrano - 07/12/2009

  Sergio Meneses - 21/01/2010

  Julian Bohorquez - 21/04/2011

  CesarGomez - 20/10/2011

  Jose Gutierrez - 20/10/2011

  Jhosman Lizarazo - 19/01/2012

  Lina Porras - 21/11/2012

Council

Ubuntu Colombia is being administered by the council, composed by official community members. Within its tasks, it should help fulfilling the community's interests in general, serve as support for different activities and events held all over the country, look for a harmony and orderly development in the community growth and help in establishing cooperation agreements between different LoCo Teams and communities within Colombia and other countries, within other several tasks.

Once the current re-approval process is finished, there would be a new council to be elected.

wikipage

launchpad

Team's Mission

To promote the use of open source software, open formats and free software licenses in Colombia, by using Ubuntu.

Team's objectives

• To double the official members amount in a two (2) year term.

  To rise at least in 25% the Ubuntu Members amount in a two (2) year term.

  To support one of our members to become a MOTU in a three(3) year term.

  To participate in at least three (3) massive events all over Colombia as in the Flisol or Software Freedom Day.

  To establish formal cooperative bonds with at least three (3) free software communities in Colombia and at least one LoCo Team within the region.

  To participate as one of the organizing communities in the Ubuntu Conference Latin America for the 2013 or 2014 version

  To widen up the operation and covering of the Ubuntu Colombia projects assuring the active participation from at least two(2) community members.

Events and activities

At this time we're registering our events in the Wiki and in the LoCo portal. We hope we can migrate in a definitive way to the LoCo portal later this year. (We just are needing a way to link up our pictures there)

The events registered from 2010 to 2012 are in Loco Portal.

Previous and other events are here Events Wiki

• Flisol

• Software Freedom Day

• Campus Party

• Ubuntu Hour

• Talleres & Hacklabs

• Release Party

Events Pics

Multimedia

Looking for a viral distribution way of spreading Ubuntu, we've created some videos available in our YouTube's channel, where you'll find videos promoting Global Jam, Ubuntu Hour, Final users experiences, workshops and conferences given by the community.

Youtube's channel

One of the most popular and interesting videos is this one about a newcomer lawyer to Ubuntu, please check it right here:

Ubuntu Experience Video

Projects

Ubuntu Colombia from its inception started a work model based on projects looking to fulfill the typical needs. At this moment the projects are maintained and working according to the participant members pace, but its importance is growing.

• Website project`s page

  Wiki project's page

• Support

• Website

• Documentation

• Gamers

• Image

• Podcast

Bogota-Mesh and Ubuntu Colombia

One of our brother communities is Bogota-mesh, this community is looking forward to bring free wi-fi networks to several locations around our city and the rest of Colombia. Several Ubuntu Colombia members belong to this community so there're some wi-fi nodes contributed by both UCO and BMESH members.

Social Networks

Since last year, Ubuntu Colombia decided to keep itself closer to our users no matter where they were located. This strategy led us to an intensive social networks use, spreading the word about Ubuntu and free software. The accomplishments of this work are testified on the next images.

Facebook Charts

Some of our most recent stats.

Twitter @ubuntuco Chars

Last three months stats.

Google+ Ubuntu Colombia

Google plus is the most recent social network :

Previous reports and approvals

Our first re-approval from 2010:

Reaprobación 2010

Last report from 2011:

Reporte 2011