Hello everybody,
I'd like to announce a new list that was just created:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-motu-mentors
This list is intended to
* help with problems of new contributors to their path to becoming
an ubuntu-dev member and
* organise and improve
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Hello everybody,
we've closed the window of discussion on the MC's proposal for new
application processes. Thanks a lot for your input and questions.
Here's how future applications for
- Ubuntu Contributing Developers
- Ubuntu Developers (MOTU)
the
following sessions:
* 2nd April, 06:00 UTC: Daniel Holbach, Fixing an Ubuntu bug
* 9th April, 12:00 UTC: James Westby, bzr builddeb –in-15-minutes
* 16th April, 18:00 UTC: Didier Roche, How-to update a package
* 23rd April, 00:00 UTC: Tutor, TBA
* 30th April, 06:00 UTC: Daniel Holbach
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Hello everybody,
I’m incredibly happy to announce the fourth Ubuntu Developer Week! [1]
You are excited about Ubuntu, always had the feeling you want to give
back in one form or the other and you didn’t know how? Ubuntu Developer
Week is the perfect
Hello everybody,
the project has grown so much that it's harder and harder for everybody
to follow what's going on in each and every team and across the board.
There's a lot of different cases where this becomes obvious:
* An announce sent to a team list might be missed by others who it
Hello everyone!
I'm very excited to announce that Ubuntu has applied as participating
organisation in the Google Summer of Code 2010!
We submitted an organisational application, along with suggested ideas
for potential projects for students. We also encourage students to come
up with their own
Hello everybody,
Harvest is online again and available at
http://harvest.ubuntu.com
I'd like to thank everybody who helped to make this possible, most of
all Dylan McCall who worked on this as part of his Summer of Code project.
Some things changed:
- Harvest is now written using
Hello everybody,
I'm very happy to announce Ubuntu Developer Week again. It's going to
happen from 28th February to 4th March.
As always we have a great line-up of speakers and sessions, here's a few
examples of what we are going to talk about:
* Getting Started with Ubuntu Development, how to
Hello everybody,
the term length of five of the six members of the Technical Board will
end on 1st October. Elected members will stay on the board for two years.
The nomination period runs from now until 1500 UTC on 13th September
2011. After a quick deliberation period the election will be
Hello everybody,
six seats on the Technical Board are available and standing for election
are:
Rick Spencer (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RickSpencer)
Colin Watson (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ColinWatson)
Martin Pitt (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MartinPitt)
Kees Cook
Hello everybody,
It's everybody's second-most favourite time of the release again. No,
not the actual release, but it's Ubuntu Developer Week!
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek
Join us from Tuesday, 31st January 2012 to Thursday, 2nd February 2012
for three action-packed days
Hello everybody,
at UDS we decided to hold MOTU meetings again. For now we will meet
every 2nd and 4th Thursday in #ubuntu-meeting at 16:00 UTC.
The first one this cycle is going to be at
24th May, 16:00 UTC
and we hope to see you all there.
We will use these meetings to coordinate
Hello everybody,
I'd like to invite all of you to Ubuntu Developer Week, which will
happen from 28th-30th August 2012.
The Ubuntu Developer Community will bring you a variety of sessions all
around Ubuntu Development. If you were ever interested in learning more
about how Ubuntu is put together
Hello everybody,
I'd like to lobby for a change on how we look at code reviews. The
introduction of the patch pilots was great and again I'd like to thank
the Bazaar team for planting the seeds for this. We have reviewers in
#ubuntu-devel who can take questions from contributors and we are more
Hello everybody,
A great way to contribute to Ubuntu is to ensure its functionality
always works. What’s even better is that our infrastructure allows us to
write tests once and continuously test if the tests still all pass, so
whenever a package is updated or changed, we run the tests and can
Hello everybody,
I’m please to announce the following changes have landed in the Ubuntu
Packaging Guide [1]:
* The Packaging Guide is now fully translated into French! Bravo,
équipe français! Thanks a lot everyone who helped out here!
* We moved from developer.ubuntu.com/packaging to our
Hello everybody,
in about 2,5 weeks we are going to have another Ubuntu Online Summit.
The dates are 12-14 Nov 2014 and you can register for the event here:
https://launchpad.net/sprints/uos-1411/+attend
Ubuntu Online Summit is your opportunity to find out what's new in
Ubuntu, what's
Hello everybody,
let's all make a concerted effort to review/upload/merge/reject as many
items on the sponsoring queue as possible. There should be a lot of good
fixes in the queue:
http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/
If you need help with the review, we have docs for that
Hello everybody,
all Ubuntu members are electing a new Community Council in the next two
weeks. I started setting up the election in CIVS and will invite all
eligible voters to it in a bit, so you all should receive an email about it.
If you are an Ubuntu member, please also make sure you check
Hello,
some have asked for more information on the nominees, so I asked
everyone to update their wiki pages and send me back the link. I'm
continously updating the election page with the links they send me back.
Hope that helps.
Have a great day,
Daniel
On 11.11.2015 23:46, Daniel Holbach
.
Check your inbox (and your spam, just to be sure) for a mail with the
subject:
Poll: Ubuntu Community Council election (take 2)
It contains the link for eligible voters.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Have a great day,
Daniel
On 11.11.2015 17:55, Daniel Holbach wrote:
> Hello everyb
Hello everybody,
here's a quick reminder that Ubuntu Online Summit is going to start
tomorrow. The schedule and instructions for almost all kinds of related
tasks can be found here:
http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1511/
If you have any questions, let me or anyone of the Community team know.
Hello everybody,
the next Ubuntu Online Summit is going to be from 3rd - 5th May 2016,
which is going to two weeks after 16.04 release.
Summit and related pages will be updated in due time.
Have a great day,
Daniel
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Hello,
in the next two weeks (until 2016-04-26 12:00 UTC) all of you are member
of ~ubuntu-dev have time to send in your vote for the TB election. As
always, we're using CIVS for this process.
You should have received an email with the election details. Please
check the spam folders of your
Hello everybody,
the next Ubuntu Online Summit is going to be from 3-5 May 2016 with
sessions happening from 14:00 - 20:00 UTC.
If you are planning to attend, please register here:
http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1605/registration/
If you and your team need to discuss something at UOS, please
Hello everybody,
the next Ubuntu Online Summit is going to happen
15-16 November 2016
At the event we are going to celebrate the 16.10 release and all the
great things which are new and get to talk about what's coming up in
Ubuntu 17.04.
The event will be added to summit.ubuntu.com shortly
Hello everybody,
as announced a few weeks ago, Ubuntu Online Summit is going to happen
15-16 November 2016
and all details are going to be up on http://summit.ubuntu.com/
Now is a good time to register
(http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1611/registration/) and add your sessions
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