Ubuntu Wiki

(you should call your application page <yourteam>VerificationApplication or place it in your LoCo team's sub-pages)

Here you should provide a summary of your group over a couple of short paragraphs.

Key Details

• Date - (list the date of application)

• Team Contact - Jussi Kekkonen, Tm_T tmt@ubuntu.com

• Membership - 10+ Ubuntu members in Finland, ~30 on teams IRC channel, ~15 active members in l10n team, 13k+ forum members, ~1520 Facebook fans

• Launchpad Team - https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-fi

• Mailing List - ubuntu-fi on lists.ubuntu.com + a couple team-specific

• IRC - #ubuntu-fi / #ubuntu-fi-tiimit on freenode

Roadmap

Here you should provide a list of things you plan on doing. Include links to where these are discussed online and on mailing lists.

• Continue developing our websites and other platforms with community, an ongoing process
• Continue on maintaining a broad availability of Ubuntu in libraries and visibility on events within our reach

Experience

List here activities that the group has already done. Again provide links to online discussions, reviews, blog entries etc:

Some highlights from our activities.

• Hundreds of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS discs shared to public libraries across the Finland
• Ubuntu 12.04 Release party held at Uusi tehdas, Tampere Finland
• Hundreds of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS discs shared to public libraries across the Finland

• 100% l10n coverage of 12.04 LTS help pages LP link

• 97% l10n coverage of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Translations

• We wrote a wikibook 'Ubuntu tutuksi' (Get to know Ubuntu) to make it easy for beginners to start with Ubuntu

• Close co-operation with COSS, the Finnish Center for Open Source Solutions, for example our Team Contact is one of the referees in 'Ubuntu Challenge' programming competition

• Supporting schools in LTSP clusters by organizing LTPS workshops: 2009, 2009_2

• Linux stand and helpdesk in Assembly. Blog posts: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007. Forum threads: 2009, 2008, 2007, 2011, 2010

• Mailed Ubuntu CDs with a letter to members of Finnish parliament in 2007. Press release in blog, press release in English.

• Release parties of variable sizes. - LTS-releases with proper spaces and up to hundreds of visitors, smaller releases celebrated with cafe meetings. 10.04 LTS 8.04 LTS, 7.04

• Close co-operation with LUGs around the country, as well as linux.fi wiki

• Ubuntu Finland itself was awarded the "Linux-tekijä 2008" main award in 2008 press release, UWN Issue 90. The prize money has been used to print Ubuntu CDs and promotional material for release parties and other events. The award was handed over by the Finnish Minister of Communications.

• Started LinuCast, a Linux-podcast in 2007, which was honored with the "Linux-tekijä 2009" title - Spinned off in 2009, currently the only Linux-podcast in Finland.

• Designing and ordering Ubuntu T-shirts, photo

• Constantly distributing Ubuntu CDs to libraries around the country List of libraries where one can find Ubuntu CD

• We have created Ubuntu Finnish Remix that has full Finnish language support without Internet connection

• Mirv / Jyrinki, our past team contact, has done work for all language groups in general by reporting and/or fixing I18N problems

• From 2009 on, we've been running bi-weekly online community meetings

• Promotional materials Posters, CD graphics, others

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