Hello,
I'm going to keep my response here brief, see my other reply on this
thread for a better response.
On 12/26/2017 05:54 AM, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> This is plain nonsense:
>> Clarification: The user is using a Ubuntu flavour Icon and Name
>> (Lubuntu and the icon of Lubuntu) all of them
Hello Mario,
Before I give my response to you and my statement as the current Lubuntu
Team Lead, I would like to put forward a few quotes from the Ubuntu Code
of Conduct and Canonical's Intellectual Property statement to keep in
mind while reading my email.
From the Ubuntu Code of Conduct:
> We
On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 12:16:55PM +0100, Mario Behling wrote:
> Rafael & Co, why you are moving content to a closed site instead of keeping it
> up to date on the wiki?
Because we couldn't count on you to keep lubuntu.net updated and despite
multiple requests, you would not:
* give anyone on
On 24/12/17 13:58, Ian Bruntlett wrote:
>
> 1. A friend that benefited on a refurbished laptop from the Computer
> Wombling Scheme had a sound problem. It was fixed by clicking on the
> loudspeaker icon on the bottom right of the screen and selecting
> "unmute" (IIRC).
>
>
> HTH,
>
>
> Ian
>
Now I ask you: who gave you permission to steal my images? Damn it, you
can even read my name in some screenshots you're using. You didn't even
bother to change or alter them a bit. You even took the buttons (that
look deformed in your site) and exactly the same text that I and the
Release Manager
This is plain nonsense:
> Clarification: The user is using a Ubuntu flavour Icon and Name
> (Lubuntu and the icon of Lubuntu) all of them registered by Canonical
> Ltd, UK, and allowed to be used only in the website http://lubuntu.me
Hi,
is this supposed to be Christmas present? Please see the Trademark
complaint of Rafael below.
This is making me very sad. The idea of Free and Open Source software was
always to be inclusive and get others on board and build something open and
free, where everyone can engage in.
Rafael &
