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[[http://www.ubuntu.com|Ubuntu]] is a freely available, simple to use Linux desktop and server. The Ubuntu project has developed a strong reputation for technical excellence and a commitment to the free software community, and we are always keen to grow and extend our community where possible. Ubuntu does not distinguish between different Enterprise and Open versions - we have one single version of Ubuntu, and this version is and will always be entirely free. Ubuntu is used by over 8 million people and has a worldwide community of volunteers who contribute in many different areas such as packaging, documentation, art, translations, testing, marketing and more. '''Find out more about the Ubuntu [[http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop|Desktop]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/server|Server]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/kubuntu|Kubuntu]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/xubuntu|Xubuntu]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile|Mobile]], [[http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr|UNR]], and [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download|download]] them.''' |
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| ''Ubuntu Developer Week is here: [[UbuntuDeveloperWeek]].'' | '''Find out more about the Ubuntu [[http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop|Desktop]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/server|Server]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/kubuntu|Kubuntu]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/xubuntu|Xubuntu]], [[http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile|Mobile]], [[http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr|UNR]], and [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download|download]] them.''' |
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| TBD | Ubuntu Developer Week is a similar workshop, but targetted more to developers. You can find out more information [[UbuntuDeveloperWeek|here]]. |
Welcome to the Ubuntu Open Week!
Click here to join in the discussion
Takes place from Mon 2 November - Fri 6 November on IRC in #ubuntu-classroom and #ubuntu-classroom-chat.
Road test our community
In just four years, Ubuntu has become one the most popular Linux distributions in the world with millions of users and a thriving community. Ever wondered what all the fuss is about? How have we achieved such a great feat in such a short space of time? Here's where you can find out. Ubuntu Open Week is a week of IRC tuition and Q+A sessions all about getting involved in the rock-and-roll world that is the Ubuntu community. We organise this week for the beginning of a new release cycle to help new contributors get involved.
Ubuntu Open Week was a series of online workshops where you could:
- learn about the Ubuntu landscape
- talk to some of the key developers from the Ubuntu project
- find out about the Community and its relationship with Canonical
participate in an open Q&A with Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Ubuntu
- much more...
Find out more about the Ubuntu Desktop, Server, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Mobile, UNR, and download them.
The Timetable
We organised a week long menu of events that touch many different areas of the Ubuntu community. If you are interested in being a part of the project, there is sure to be a session for you.
Time |
Mon 2 Nov |
Tue 3 Nov |
Wed 4 Nov |
Thu 5 Nov |
Fri 6 Nov |
15.00 UTC |
Introduction - Jono Bacon |
Ubuntu Moblin Remix - Bill Filler and Crew |
Ask Mark - sabdfl |
Getting Started in Ubuntu Development - James Westby and Daniel Holbach |
Spare Slot |
16.00 UTC |
Writing a book - emmajane |
Jono Bacon - Leadership Workshop |
How to fix bugs in Ubuntu - James Westby and Daniel Holbach |
Spare Slot |
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17.00 UTC |
Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter: Or How To Achieve Organization Out Of Chaos - tyche |
Getting People Involved in your LoCo/Team - Jono Bacon |
Making Screencast - DKcross (Needs a Spanish->English translator help) |
Basics of and Behavior in Ubuntu IRC channels - jussi01 and mneptok |
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18.00 UTC |
Scratch your own itch, learn how to write your own app - Rick Spencer |
Byobu - DustinKirkland |
First steps in translating Ubuntu - DavidPlanella |
KVM and Virt-Manager - DustinKirkland |
Kernel QA - Leann Ogasawara |
19.00 UTC |
Ubuntu One - Joshua Hoover |
ISO Testing Tracker |
Kubuntu Netbook - Scott Kitterman Edition |
Welcome to the new Edubuntu - Stéphane Graber |
Resolving Bug One - Beth Lynn Eicher |
20.00 UTC |
What to do when things go wrong - Alan Pope |
Learning Project - Elizabeth Krumbach |
Spare Slot |
WIOS - Issues - Elizabeth Krumbach |
Spare Slot |
21.00 UTC |
Reporting Bugs - Brian Murray |
Writing Secure Code - Kees Cook |
Giving Useful Feedback - Murat Güneş |
WIOS - Encouragement - Mackenzie Morgan |
Introducing the Telepathy Stack - Ken Vandine |
22.00 UTC |
Running a FOSS Event - czajkowski |
Getting KDE 4 ready for LTS - JonathanRiddell |
Ubuntu Membership - Nathan Handler |
How to run Ubuntu+1 - JorgeCastro |
Feedback and Ideas for next time - JorgeCastro |
The schedule is available in iCalendar (ics) format, subscribe to the calendar using Google Calendar or Evolution. Please send feedback about Open Week to JorgeCastro.
If you use identi.ca, you can subscribe to @udscommunity to be informed whenever a new Open Week is about to begin.
* Note: For help on time equivalents around the world, visit Time and Date World Clock, and specifically for the equivalent of 15:00 UTC see 15:00 UTC around the world.
OpenWeek in other languages
Spanish: For the very first time we're going to have a week of IRC sessions in Spanish in order to motivate community members from Spanish speaking countries to get involved in the Ubuntu community. More info here.
Developer Week
Ubuntu Developer Week is a similar workshop, but targetted more to developers. You can find out more information here.
UbuntuOpenWeek (last edited 2014-03-18 15:45:21 by lyz)