> I know Trisquel 8 is too late already, but Ubuntu 18.04 is close, maybe if
I learn enough during the next few months I can help a lot to Trisquel 9
happen sooner than later.
> I have a lot of free time so I can use a few daily hours to learn and help.
I want to ask you to point me on the right direction, what should I read,
what should I learn. Please send me all that you can even if I need to learn
on Debian or Ubuntu documentation. Or learn Bash or anything.[/quote]
I think this is an excellent attitude from happy_gnu. For all those calling
for Trisquel 8, saying "where is it? why is it so late?": it's only going to
happen if *you*(/we) pick up a keyboard and devote our time to making it
happen. Spend some of our time coding/learn to code, whatever we can do. We
need to learn how to build and maintain this distro ourselves - there is no
magic grotto of coding gnomes that is going to do it all for us.
I would like to help out as well, if/when I can find some time. (Personally,
I've been building a Linux From Scratch System over the past few weeks, so I
can learn more about how a distro works under the hood. It's a great resource
and I highly recommend it.).
The world needs a free-software version of Ubuntu, that is easy to use and
accessible for newer users. We all need to pull together to make it happen!
