Hi Jono and everyone else! I'm currently proposing myself as UK Team LoCo contact (have problems at the moment, can't sign the code of conduct though the replies I've had have all encouraged me to put myself down for it). I've been working on the wiki pages to encourage perticipation, especially trying to get certain things off the mailing list onto the wiki. That's helped to encourage discussion around activity rather than discussion around, well, more discussion!
I'm co-leading Software Freedom Day's Team Cardiff (http://softwarefreedomday.org/teams/europe/uk/cardiff). I also run the Photographic Society at Cardiff University, where we'll be teaching the Gimp next term. I'm in touch with information services at Cardiff University; they've agreed to put the Gimp on all the university computers, and I'm working on OpenOffice next! I also do web design; my current prject is the new Photographic Society site, running on Drupal (will be all standards, easy on the blind, and not a table in sight by the time I've finished :-P). I'm really into FOSS in education and would jump at the chance to get more involved. I've been a bit of a an Ubuntu fraud for the last few months (university reliance on windows programs and lack of diskspace forced me into single-boot windows on my laptop). But I've now got a shiney server ready to set up an LTSP network, with our laptops in the house as thin clients. My favourite colour used to be red, but it's not now. Can it be a colour as a concept rather than a colour as in a percieved wavelength? In that case I'd have to go with green and all things eco- and ethical :) Steve :) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SteveSmith -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
