I think it's quite clear - the LoCo leadership now offers the possibility for Sub-LoCos to exist, but it does not seem the majority of the Swiss Team think it's useful.
Therefore, case closed, and status quo :) It's nice to see some activity on this list though :) - Chris On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 12:22 AM, François Marthaler <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everybody! > > Je me permets de répondre en français. Je parle aussi allemand et italien. > Et je peux lire l'anglais. > > En tant qu'ancien Conseiller d'Etat et défenseur des logiciels libres, cette > discussion sur les langues m'interpelle... > > L'association www.swisslinux.org a, dès le départ, développé son offre dans > les trois langues nationales. Pourquoi ne pas utiliser cette plate-forme > multilingue? > > Depuis 2 ans, j'ai aussi consacré une centaine d'heures à traduire des > dizaines de pages de www.opensource.ch. > > Je plaide résolument en faveur d'une plate-forme de défense de logiciels > libres aussi large que possible en Suisse! Et je reste à disposition dans > toute la mesure où je peux contribuer à l'atteinte de cet objectif. En > français, allemand ou italien... > > Cordialement. > > François Marthaler > Président du Conseil d'administration > Why! open computing SA > Rte de Renens 4 > CH-1008 PRILLY > +41 21 661 22 22 > +41 79 750 75 26 > http://whyopencomputing.ch/ > > Le 23. 09. 14 22:24, WaVeR a écrit : > > Hi all, > > What Marcus explained is the reality, we're few people loving and using > this distribution. Also our country is small and I don't see the point > to split this community to small parts. > > We discussed this topic multiple times, since we created this loco team > and I agree that English is not one of our official language but at > least we can use it to communicate between us. > > If someone is looking for some specific help, there's many wiki/page > written in french/german/italian from French/German/Italian community. > We don't offer any help[*] as we mentioned multiple times when we meet > the LoCo Council. > > We're here to know and met each others, to be known as community and to > spread Ubuntu in our country. > > Now if you want to reinvent the wheel and rewrite wiki pages (copy / > paste) from other sites, you are free to do so. > > > [*] Help in real-life: > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SwissTeam/RegionalContacts otherwise there's > enough wiki related to Ubuntu in DE/FR/IT but maybe not in Romansh for > example... > > > > Regards, > > --- > Hassan > > Le mardi 23 septembre 2014 à 14:59 +0200, Marcus Moeller a écrit : > > As mentioned, there are a lot more arguments against such a split. > > This does not mean, local support could not be handled in different > languages, but even the idea of creating translated wiki pages did > not > work out, due to the lack of activity. > > If you bring up ppl that are able to translate and maintain the > content > in German, French and Italian over a longer period of time, we could > again discuss it. > > Greets > Marcus > > > > > -- > Ubuntu-ch mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-ch > -- Ubuntu-ch mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-ch
