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| This is the new homepage for the Ubuntu MythTV team. The aim of the team is to help ensure that the various hardware and software required for Ubuntu to support MythTV is sufficiently tested before a new release is out. This ensures that Ubuntu is a rock solid platform for MythTV. | This is the homepage for the Ubuntu MythTV team. Our goal is to help ensure that the various hardware and software components required for Ubuntu MythTV support are thoroughly tested and documented before each new release. Ubuntu is- and shall remain- a solid, stable platform for MythTV. |
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| Much of the discussion is happening in #ubuntu-mythtv on irc.freenode.net. Feel free to join us there with any ideas you have or if you would like to help out with testing. We also have a mailing list. The mailing list will be used for announcements for users to test out new versions of packages. |
Discussions concerning the status and progress on the Ubuntu MythTV project takes place in #ubuntu-mythtv on irc.freenode.net. Feel free to join us there with any ideas and input you may have or if you would like to help out with development, documentation or testing. We also have a mailing list which will be used for announcements and requests for users to test out new package versions. |
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| If you are looking to help maintain the packages or help with any debconf/python, please contact Mario Limonciello <superm1@ubuntu.com>. | If you are interested in helping maintain the packages or helping with any debconf/python coding, please contact Mario Limonciello <superm1@ubuntu.com>. |
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| If you are looking to assist with testing, please see the Harware link at the top. | If you want to assist with any needed testing, please see the Hardware link at the top of this page. |
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| If you just have some ideas for the team, want to help clean up our pages, write some documentation, please join #ubuntu-mythtv. Usually at least one person is around. If no one is responding to posts, just hang out for a little bit, one of us will eventually show back up at our machines to see it. | If you have ideas for the team, want to help edit and/or create new pages or help write documentation, please join #ubuntu-mythtv on irc. There is usually at least one team member around- but if no one is responding to your posts, just hang out for a little bit-- one of us will eventually show back up at our machines to see it. '''''It is recommended that you register an irc nickname on freenode irc, so that you can send/receive private messages and files. Instructions on how to register a nickname can be found here: [http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration freednode]''''' |
Ubuntu MythTV Team
This is the homepage for the Ubuntu MythTV team. Our goal is to help ensure that the various hardware and software components required for Ubuntu MythTV support are thoroughly tested and documented before each new release. Ubuntu is- and shall remain- a solid, stable platform for MythTV.
Discussions concerning the status and progress on the Ubuntu MythTV project takes place in #ubuntu-mythtv on irc.freenode.net. Feel free to join us there with any ideas and input you may have or if you would like to help out with development, documentation or testing.
We also have a mailing list which will be used for announcements and requests for users to test out new package versions.
Joining the Team
If you are interested in helping maintain the packages or helping with any debconf/python coding, please contact Mario Limonciello <superm1@ubuntu.com>.
If you want to assist with any needed testing, please see the Hardware link at the top of this page.
If you have ideas for the team, want to help edit and/or create new pages or help write documentation, please join #ubuntu-mythtv on irc. There is usually at least one team member around- but if no one is responding to your posts, just hang out for a little bit-- one of us will eventually show back up at our machines to see it.
It is recommended that you register an irc nickname on freenode irc, so that you can send/receive private messages and files. Instructions on how to register a nickname can be found here: [http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration freednode]
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