Dear sir,
I`m representative form Open Source Developer Club Malaysia (OSDCMY). We are
the local community in Malaysia that promote and market OSS to Malaysia
people. We now to ready to lead the OSS community in Malaysia s now we start
many project for OSS any link with may OSS community in
Howdy fellow GNOMErs!
I’d like to invite you all to join us once again for another GNOME
Foundation IRC Meeting!
When: Wednesday, January 26th, from 14:00 to 15:00 UTC (your local time)
Where: irc.gnome.org, #foundation
Foundation IRC meetings are just that, meetings held on #foundation in
Hey folks,
just wanted to draw you attention to
http://wiki.linuxtag.org/w/vp:Call_for_Papers. It'd be nice if we could
have GNOME presenting itself and make a good promo for GNOME-3.
Cheers,
Tobi
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In the latest GNOME Foundation board meeting minutes (January 6th),
some information that we intended to keep private was included:
* Hiring updates
o Marketing: only Lefty has applied so far (private)
+ ACTION: Andreas will send out emails to get more
On Jan 19, 2011, at 9:06 AM, Brian Cameron wrote:
In the latest GNOME Foundation board meeting minutes (January 6th),
some information that we intended to keep private was included:
* Hiring updates
o Marketing: only Lefty has applied so far (private)
+
Mohd:
Thank you for expressing an interest in setting up a GNOME Users Group.
Note that The GNOME Foundation has official User's Groups sign the
Trademark Agreement for Users Groups which you can find here:
http://live.gnome.org/Trademark
So, the first step would be to send bo...@gnome.org
Dear Mohd,
It's nice to see you so passionate about FOSS and GNOME!
You can find a lot of useful information about how to start and run a
local GNOME community at http://live.gnome.org/UserGroups
As Brian mentioned, gugmasters and GNOME.Asia groups [1] are the right
places for you to
Dear Mohd Fazli Azran,
I think you already have a lot of good suggestions and pointers to start
your new project. I'll recommend an excellent howto on running GNU/Linux
User Groups which can be applied to GNOME User Groups right here:
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/User-Group-HOWTO.html
You have
