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Took place from Mon 28 April - Sat 3 May on IRC in #ubuntu-classroom.
Welcome to the Ubuntu Open Week!
[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] or [http://www.ubuntu.com/server server] and [http://www.ubuntu.com/download download] them.
Road test our community
In just two years, Ubuntu has become the most popular Linux distribution in the world with millions of users and a spot regularly at the top of Distrowatch. Ever wondered what all the fuss is about? How we've achieved such a great feat in such a short space of time? Here's where you can find out.
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...
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.
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Mon 28th Apr |
Tue 29th Apr |
Wed 30th Apr |
Thu 1 May |
Fri 2nd May |
Sat 3rd May |
15.00 UTC |
Welcome to Ubuntu Open Week! - Jono Bacon |
Packaging 101 - Session 1 - Daniel Holbach |
Xubuntu - Cody Somerville |
Ubuntu Training - How to get involved - Billy Cina |
TBD |
Unwinding Stacktraces - Emmet Hickory |
16.00 UTC |
QA: Using piuparts to test your packages - Lars Wirzenius |
Packaging 101 - Session 2 - Daniel Holbach |
Community Q+A - Jono Bacon |
TBD |
Ask Mark - Mark Shuttleworth |
TBD |
17.00 UTC |
Reporting Bugs - Brian Murray |
Ubuntu Mobile Edition - An introduction and Q+A - Adilson Oliveira |
Intro to Mobile Testing - Chris Gregan & Dave Morley |
Preseeding d-i / Ubiquity - Evan Dandrea |
Ask Mark - Mark Shuttleworth |
Reporting Bugs - Brian Murray |
18.00 UTC |
Ubuntu Bugsquad + Triaging Bugs - Pedro Villavicencio |
Merging Packages 101 - Nicolas Valcárcel |
Packaging Firefox Extensions - Alexander Sack |
TBD |
TBD |
Ubuntu Bugsquad + Triaging Bugs - Pedro Villavicencio |
19.00 UTC |
Building Upstream Kernels - Leann Ogasawara |
Using Launchpad PPAs - Celso Providelo |
Ubuntu Artwork - Ken Wimer |
The Future of the Ubuntu Desktop - Ted Gould |
TBD |
TBD |
20.00 UTC |
Kubuntu Development - Richard Johnson |
Intro to the Ubuntu Server Team - Mathias Gug |
KDE 4 - Richard Johnson |
Community Support with Ubuntu Forums - Mike Basinger |
Wubi - Agostino Russo |
TBD |
21.00 UTC |
Bazaar -- Robert Collins |
Ubuntu Security Team - Intro and Q+A - Kees Cook |
Producing Podcasts in Ubuntu - Alan Pope |
Python Packaging - Emilio Pozuelo Monfort |
Ubuntu Documentation Project - Richard Johnson |
TBD |
Note: TBD Sessions are filling up quickly, check back later for details. If you want to run a session we can put you on standby, please get a hold of JorgeCastro.
UbuntuOpenWeek (last edited 2014-03-18 15:45:21 by lyz)