=== adamant1988 [n=chatzill@doc-24-206-202-2.el.wv.cebridge.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Ukubuntu [n=chatzill@84-12-80-5.dyn.gotadsl.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === lotusleaf [n=drywind@kernel-panic/member/carne.asada.burrito] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [01:35] Hello all I have a marketing idea but I am not sure if it has been pursued before. Distributing through a popular weekend newspaper. [01:36] Ukubuntu: You mean like a newspaper ad? [01:37] No not at all. The sunday newspapers add a cd every week for a film or software for ancestry.com. Why not send out a CD of Ubuntu? [01:39] This way we gain the awarenes of ordinary people, those who don't buy PC magazines but cannot afford the leap to Vista, only want a system that is secure and does not fall over etc [01:40] The Live CD is not only a great intro, it is a rescue CD too, and the open software project too is still there for windows users === Madpilot [n=brian@ubuntu/member/madpilot] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [01:41] It would be best to be the i386 LiveCD in my mind, as this will appeal to the most users. [01:46] For Instance, take the UK, The Sunday Times is probably the paper where the readership has a reasonable intellect. If you sent out a CD, a month after launch of 7.04, just in case of major bloopers, then you would really stand to increase the number of new users and work on bug #1 === tonyyarusso [n=anthony@ubuntu/member/tonyyarusso] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [01:47] Ukubuntu: I like that idea [01:48] They don't send them here, but that's something your LoCo team might be able to arrange [01:49] OK I will chat to the uk team. I think though it could be a global initiative, as we could produce lots of articles to encourage newspapers to make the promotion for free. I feel it could seel newspapers with Vista as it is [01:50] Though I heard MS is more concerned about Goole than Linux! what a twist! [01:50] Google [01:51] who cares about MS [01:51] FOSS is the future [01:51] unless you're talking about MS the disease [01:51] I care enough not to alienate it's users before they understand the benefit of Linux [01:51] :P [01:53] No one said anything about the users, which is why my site has links to aid those users [01:53] :) [01:53] regarding a magazine distributing an ubuntu cd, wouldn't it just be a matter of contacting said magazine and inquiring? [01:53] sorry, shot myself in the foot :$ [01:54] Ukubuntu: Our papers here don't distribute CDs like that [01:54] unfortunately [01:54] I have already started ;) [01:54] cool [01:54] be sure to subscribe to the marketing mailing list [01:54] I tried the sunday telegraph and if no response plan to go onto the Times [01:55] Want to read what I wrote? [01:55] whats the pastebin link? [01:55] /msg ubotu !pastebin [01:55] thks [01:56] np [01:58] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11925/ [01:59] Thats an email I sent them. I hope it reads OK, comments welcome [01:59] you may need to wordwrap :) === BHSPitMonkey [n=stephen@67.64.145.227] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [03:08] anyway, got to go, but I will join the mailing list and if you want to mail me a comment, you can to ukubuntu@just-contact.me.uk [03:09] I had a guy give an interesting reason for not using Linux or OSS on Thursday [03:09] he said he "just didn't trust software from the internet...I want a brand name." [03:10] errr, "Ubuntu", and get it via ShipIT [03:10] I'm not 100% sure how you make it plain to people that Linux/OSS firms are often for-profit companies and *are* profitable...but I think his comment went beyond the "hobbyist OS" complaint that seems standard [03:10] i.e. he wanted to use Microsoft's network monitoring software, even though he admitted it was garbage [03:10] but he didn't "trust" an OSS solution === elcasey is now known as elcasey_ === elcasey_ is now known as elcasey [03:17] elcasey: IMO the Ubuntu.com site now goes a long way towards doing that [03:17] However, since people aren't being actively ripped off by Canonical they don't recognize that it's even able to make money [03:17] but i don't think people like that go out surfing for linux sites, you know? [03:17] elcasey: the point is you can direct them to it, the site is well done and professional [03:17] the instructor is very pro-OSS, so I think we'll wear this guy down by the end of the semester ;) [03:17] elcasey: They do after they try to use their iPod on Vista [03:17] adamant1988: hahah, well put :) [03:17] hehehe [03:18] iTunes *still* doesn't work in Vista? Wow... [03:18] However, I think Canonical does need a way to take advantage of all the home users [03:18] I started a thread on the forums about a different kind of support model I want to suggest, but the forum interest was kind of low and the thread is on page 2 [03:19] I think part of the challenge of marketing any linux distribution is you need to alter how people think [03:19] good point [03:19] and I'm still not convinced that Linux is ready for the average computard's desktop [03:19] I am, feisty is absolutely care free. [03:20] I only touch the CLI when I want too, this is Linux made easy [03:20] i haven't used feisty yet [03:20] elcasey: keep in mind that all of the hard parts about Linux are equal or worse in non-OEM Windows [03:20] how is retail Windows any different than an OEM version? [03:20] I think one thing Ubuntu really needs to do is start actively involving itself with OEMs. [03:21] for *me*, I get frustrated now in Windows because CMD is a useless shell. [03:21] elcasey: retail windows has been set up to work on that hardware [03:21] elcasey: OEMs install all of the drivers and 3rd party apps [03:21] but *everything* has a Windows driver [03:21] You try installing just vanilla windows on a system and see what you get. [03:21] Starting from scratch is a _serious_ PITA [03:21] I've installed vanilla Windows on basically every computer I've had since 1992 [03:21] which is the last time I bought a machine built by anyone but me [03:22] I hated it, I had to put windows back on my lappy and in it's vanilla stage it was awful [03:22] tonyyarusso: but yeah, if I didn't have my wifi drivers on cd, forget it [03:22] but linux is the same...edgy doesn't support my wifi card out of the box (feisty does!) [03:22] elcasey: Yeah, pretty much. === tonyyarusso 's wifi worked in Hoary - take that === elcasey takes it [03:22] Anyway, I think if we're marketing Ubuntu we need to try to alter the way people consider it [03:22] my laptop works fine, it's an ipw2200 [03:23] but alas, they don't make PCI Centrino cards [03:23] Mine is BCM4318 :( [03:23] Mine's Intel PRO/Wireless 2915 a/b/g - works with ipw220 [03:23] 0 [03:23] Guys, perhaps we could take advantage of Youtube and other video sites to advertise Ubuntu? [03:24] there's loads of stuff on there currently...but you have to look for it [03:24] There just has to be a way to get more exposure [03:24] I wish we could create some kind of an actual incentives program [03:25] paid advertising is going to be a necessity [03:25] but certainly not an easy one, and what markets and who and how? [03:25] Eh, word of mouth is typically just more effective in my experience [03:25] Paid adverts just kick-start the word of mouth [03:26] 1000 people see your ad, 900 of them will ignore it, the other 100 will get a little interested and tell people about the ad (as long as it's done properly) [03:28] those ads still have to be placed [03:28] Oh they do, but that's not a concern at this moment, I don't figure. [03:28] I think Ubuntu needs to be actively targeting small business [03:28] i wouldn't think so for this team, anyway...that's Canonical's issue [03:28] agreed [03:29] for work desktops, I think Linux is a smashing success [03:29] We're the marketing team, that's what we are supposed to think about [03:29] just use the apps for work, play a little Gnometris if you want, but *don't jack around with it* [03:29] The home user likes to fiddle [03:29] and break it, and cry, because they'll never be able to run 400 commands in the terminal xD [03:29] the point is that small businesses are more than 80% of the business in the United States. [03:30] whoa, i almost got all capitalist for a second [03:30] So they're the big market to try to go after. [03:30] i almost said, "But how to profit from Linux penetration?" o_0 [03:30] lol [03:30] it's because i haven't taken my drugs today, i'll bet :P === yama [n=yama@121.44.248.48] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [03:30] jenda: ping [03:30] but yeah, i really do think Ubuntu is both ready and advantageous for/to small business desktops. [03:31] adamant1988: no way. [03:31] I'm asleep. [03:31] jenda: Sorry, I'll ask later then [03:31] :) [03:31] a good groupware server is going to be imperative soon [03:31] is it quick? [03:31] but for now, that has to be Exchange [03:31] jenda: Well, how would you feel about starting some competitive articles and gearing more of our efforts towards the small businesses? [03:32] Feel free to. [03:32] I'm not gonna do it, though ;) [03:32] Ok, so you'll let me go on a tangent on the mailing list? [03:32] competitive articles? [03:33] elcasey: Well, Ubuntu has a lot going for it, but when a business is looking at their OS of choice I think the first thing on their mind would be "Which do I pick" and "Why should I pick this one" [03:33] elcasey: "a" and "an" [03:33] competitive articles ;) [03:33] LOL [03:33] took me a second [03:33] adamant1988: feel free to expound all your ideas on the mailing list. [03:34] Some articles/information detailing why Ubuntu is a solid choice over other offerings would be needed. [03:34] unfortunately I think right now, small business just thinks, "Do I buy Vista or XP?" [03:34] adamant1988: keep in mind the 'reinvent the wheel' syndrome, though. [03:34] We have to figure out how to change that. [03:34] jenda: I'll make sure to keep that in mind [03:34] is there like a "checklist" flyer in existence? [03:34] Ticking off the major areas why Ubuntu rocks your face off? [03:34] adamant1988: ie. chances are you aren't the first who thought of it, so it might pay off to have a look at similar ideas around and what came of them. [03:34] elcasey: I think some case studies with some exposure in the kinds of literature small businesses read is a good place to start. [03:35] I can probably get a bunch of businesses here locally to make that switch [03:35] Anything they can do to cut costs would make them happy [03:36] most businesses I've approached favor the savings they receive from switching to ubuntu and not having to pay for licenses [03:36] lotusleaf: indeed [03:36] once you tell them they can receive support from Canonical, it's all roses [03:37] good point [03:37] but that gets farmed out, no? [03:37] I think the first thing we should do is start actively going to these businesses and collecting information from them [03:37] elcasey: Canonical does it's own support contracts as well [03:37] developing a flyer aimed at businesses with this information in a slick looking way would be cool IMO [03:37] perhaps it already exists [03:38] I'm kind of interested in ways we can get to them though [03:38] What are businesses watching, reading, etc. [03:39] Once we know where we can get some exposure at no cost, we can go from there.. [03:40] sending out an emissary to various businesses at the grassroots level armed with flyers and information would be cool [03:41] lotusleaf: Perhaps we could talk to the Loco teams about this [03:41] is there a single piece of marketing material available (DIY like stuff) aimed at businesses? [03:41] The loco teams are a bit more mobile than we would be able to be [03:41] adamant1988, excellent point [03:41] Probably best to actively work with them on this [03:43] Do we have a launchpad where we can make specs for this stuff? [03:43] It would be a lot easier to coordinate our efforts with a freaking launchpad :( [03:43] jenda's the sage to ask [03:44] he's asleep [03:44] :/ [03:44] http://www.cbc.ca/technology/ [03:44] Look down [03:44] the Article about Ubuntu? [03:44] I read that [03:44] yeah - mainstream media, we have arrived! [03:44] :) [03:45] Ugh, stuff like this makes me sad that I want to use Fedora lol [03:45] I'd never go back to rpm [03:45] lotusleaf: that bad? [03:45] I haven't used it, ever. [03:45] adamant1988, you're in #ubuntuforums or #ubuntu-offtopic? [03:45] i'll take my response there ;) [03:45] lotusleaf: you can PM me === rexbron_ [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === tonyy [n=anthony@ubuntu/member/tonyyarusso] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === freelancer317 [n=chatzill@pool-71-251-145-4.hrbgpa.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === rexbron [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === elcasey [n=ch@unaffiliated/elcasey] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === adamant1988 [n=chatzill@doc-24-206-202-2.el.wv.cebridge.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === rrittenhouse [n=tad@unaffiliated/rrittenhouse] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === tonyy [n=anthony@ubuntu/member/tonyyarusso] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [06:12] hello [06:12] hi [06:14] anything need to be done on the UWN? [06:14] i haven't worked on it since about january, don't know who's managing it these days. [06:14] Think it's beuno. [06:14] Think it's pretty much done though. [06:14] Due for release Sunday. [06:15] yeah, its him... [06:15] there are some links that need to be verified and summarized, not sure anyone has gotten around to looking at them yet [06:15] wrong man to talk to, sorry ;) [06:15] most others are asleep, i guess. it's what, 0415 UTC? [06:16] true [06:16] they were up later last night ;-) [06:16] errr, early this morning [06:16] last message I have is 0244Z, so I'm guessing they're dead by now ;) [06:18] 0144Z even, damn you UTC! === poningru [n=poningru@adsl-074-245-140-197.sip.gnv.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === freelancer317 [n=chatzill@pool-71-251-145-4.hrbgpa.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === rexbron_ [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === yama` [n=yama@121.44.248.48] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [07:09] beuno [07:09] boredandblogging: still around? [07:11] yeah, whats up? [07:11] you were asking for stuff to do? [07:11] yeah [07:12] got something for me? [07:13] the in the blogosphere section needs writing up [07:14] basically, a 1 or 2 sentence blurb on each of the blogs you think are interesting [07:14] yeah, I wasn't sure which were good enough to really be there [07:14] thats why I hadn't summarized them yet [07:15] all but the first one look good [07:15] ok, I'll take care of it [07:15] sounds good [07:15] ping when you are done [07:15] will do [07:16] quick question when is the meeting again? [07:19] 1st [07:28] cool thanks === rexbron_ [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [08:00] Burgundavia, summarized blogosphere and I added one link at the end. [08:00] boredandblogging: sounds good [08:06] I think we are looking good [08:06] boredandblogging: can you give a general run through for grammer, spelling and general proofreading? [08:07] Burgundavia, sure [08:10] someone want to add the information about beryl / compiz merging [08:12] to UWN that is === freelancer317 [n=chatzill@pool-71-251-145-4.hrbgpa.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [08:15] Admiral_Chicago: not relevant to ubntu [08:17] Burgundavia: i think it fits under the realm of general linux happenings" [08:17] i read somewhere that UWN is mostly ubuntu, but that some other stuff could be included [08:18] does it matter if some things are british english? [08:20] Admiral_Chicago: not really, it would get too big [08:20] boredandblogging: it all shoudl be in british/internal english [08:21] ok [08:21] i seem to remember reading a page that said something like that....hmm maybe i'm mistaken [08:29] anything I can do? [08:29] yes, 6.10 and 6.06 updates [08:30] and bug stats [08:30] there is an xxx after longstanding bug report fix, not sure what thats about [08:30] that means more needs to be written [08:30] did a read and made some minor changes [08:30] ahh, ok [08:48] boredandblogging: still editing? [08:49] poningru: need help with getting that information? [08:49] no [08:51] would you mind getting the 6.10 and 6.06 information? [08:51] me? [08:52] sure [08:52] do you know how to get it [08:52] i can do it if someone points me where to look [08:52] ? [08:52] I can do it for now [08:52] do you want to do the bugs stuff? [08:53] same thing, where do I need to look? :-) [08:54] the bugs are easier [08:54] i imagine its somewhere on launchpad [08:54] yep [08:54] look at last weeks numbers in teh UWN [08:54] and then look at this weeks [08:55] ok [08:55] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs [08:59] fyi, the security update links are broken in Issue32 because of the new ubuntu site [09:07] yep [09:07] and the whole site is down right now [09:08] ahh [09:08] we only need the bug stats now [09:09] and then we can pass to beuno for the last bits when he gets up [09:12] done with stats [09:14] rocking [09:14] boredandblogging: what is your real name> [09:14] Nick [09:15] you are Corey, right? [09:15] yep [09:15] cool [09:15] usually we use real names on the UWN [09:15] i'll change it [09:15] sounds good [09:27] Burgundavia, ok, added my name, let me know if there is anything else I can do, I'll be around for awhile [09:27] I think we are good [09:28] sweet [09:28] oh wait, meetings and events [09:28] we need to add the upcoming ones [09:30] ok [09:32] i can just grab these from the fridge right? up to next saturday? [09:33] yep [09:33] ok [09:40] Burgundavia, how many weeks of events do we add? [09:40] one [09:42] ok, 32 had a couple weeks of meetings [09:42] no need for that [09:44] done [09:59] beuno: all yours! === juliux [n=Julius@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Knightlust [n=DaxSolom@203.87.200.214] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Admiral_Chicago [n=Admiral_@st074039212101.monm.edu] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Admiral_Chicago [n=Admiral_@st074039212101.monm.edu] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Ukubuntu [n=chatzill@84-12-80-5.dyn.gotadsl.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === zerbero_626 [n=jga@p85.212.18.64.tisdip.tiscali.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === tsmithe` [n=tsmithe@ubuntu/member/tsmithe] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === spenlex [n=martin@pd9e0045f.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === poningru [n=poningru@adsl-074-245-140-197.sip.gnv.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === yama` is now known as yama === Knightlust [n=DaxSolom@203.87.200.214] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === spenlex [n=martin@pd9e0045f.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === yama [n=yama@ubuntu/member/yama] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === jalrnc [n=joao@unaffiliated/jalrnc] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === coopster [n=bcoop@c-69-247-17-164.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === nixternal [n=nixterna@ubuntu/member/nixternal] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === ScottK [n=ScottK@static-72-81-252-22.bltmmd.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === spenlex_ [n=martin@pd9e040c9.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === spenlex [n=martin@pD9E040C9.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Cnl_Delta [i=Cnl_Delt@124.125.36.203] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === xipietotec [n=jackfros@194.115.109.66.static.dis.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === mindspin [n=mindspin@p54b27c1a.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === poningru_ [n=poningru@adsl-074-245-140-197.sip.gnv.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === poningru [n=poningru@adsl-074-245-140-197.sip.gnv.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === adamant1988 [n=chatzill@doc-24-206-202-2.el.wv.cebridge.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Zerlinna [n=mirjam@C28c3.c.strato-dslnet.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === _Zerlinna [n=mirjam@C280d.c.strato-dslnet.de] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === ukubuntu_ [n=chatzill@84-12-80-5.dyn.gotadsl.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === mindspin [n=mindspin@p54b27c1a.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === samiam [n=samurai@74-134-139-205.dhcp.insightbb.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === rexbron_ [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === rexbron_ [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === adamant1988 [n=chatzill@doc-24-206-202-2.el.wv.cebridge.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Cnl_Delta [i=Cnl_Delt@124.125.36.203] has left #ubuntu-marketing [] === elcasey [n=ch@unaffiliated/elcasey] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === coopster [n=bcoop@bcoopdesktop.nomads.utk.edu] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === elcasey is now known as deeznuts === deeznuts is now known as elcasey === BHSPitMonkey [n=stephen@adsl-67-64-145-227.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [08:54] who is in charge of planet ubuntu? [08:54] are they aware of http://ubuntu-linux.withishow.com/ ? [08:54] i don't feel comfortable with them taking the feed and spitting it out with adverts, and generating revenue on that [08:54] i didn't realise that by consenting to being aggregated by planet ubuntu, my work would be exploited elsewhere [08:55] tsmithe: Canonical is in charge of it afaik [08:55] ok [08:56] not sure who to contact, that frustrates me as well [08:56] i'm on it === PriceChild [n=pricechi@ubuntu/member/pricechild] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [08:56] tsmithe: let me know what happens [08:56] sure [08:58] tsmithe, try it with the general admin list [08:59] general admin list? [08:59] could we continue the discussion in -devel, please? [09:00] tsmithe, sure [09:11] tsmithe: I'm not sure you can prevent others from reproducins your feeds with RSS and all [09:11] i can try my best :) [09:11] i did *not* give them permission to distribute *my* copyrighted works [09:12] i am very pro open-source, but i still am entitled to *my* thoughts [09:12] ah, yes, maybe you can in a legal sense, just not in a "tecnical" sense :p [09:12] :) [09:13] you should be using the GFDL anyway [09:13] beuno, The only reason for that site is to get hits onto adsense ;) [09:13] yep [09:13] I don't mind people aggregating me at all... [09:13] but this is just wrong :) [09:13] PriceChild: yeap, it's clear [09:14] maybe a nice C&D email? [09:14] that's what i'm in the middle of writing [09:15] tsmithe: will you CC me, freddymartinez9@ubuntu.com [09:15] and argentina@gmail [09:15] sure [09:15] i'll just post it on my blog [09:15] aaah [09:15] much better [09:15] tsmithe: a bit of free spirit, dude... [09:16] it'll go straight into there site [09:16] tsmithe: you should GPL your stuff :) [09:16] i don't want them making revenue, when i'm not :) [09:16] jenda, i GPL my code, but not my blog posts :) [09:16] jealous bastard ;) [09:16] lol [09:16] aye [09:16] they are *only* representative of me [09:16] you should GFDL your blog posts, as I said [09:16] tsmithe: and does that make sense? [09:16] yes [09:16] !ohmy | jenda [09:16] i'm switching my site to GFDL from CC...but I don't run ads, either. === mindspin [n=mindspin@p54b27c1a.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [09:22] ok that post should be up shortly [09:23] good [09:27] who's up to helping me proof read UWN and get it out? :D [09:27] beuno: ping....i iwll [09:27] Admiral_Chicago, great, thanks === tsmithe goes to get food [09:28] I just went through it polishing a but [09:28] bit [09:28] beuno: we need to add the "in this issue part" [09:28] I'm not entirely happy of the "quality" of some pieces this week, but I didn't dedicate too much time to it, so I guess I can't complain [09:28] Admiral_Chicago: yeap, want to write that, or do you want me to? [09:29] beuno: thats all you, i need to email Marketing team about an error i found [09:30] great, on it [09:30] i'm not sure how to fix it either [09:30] I see we don't have a team or spec of the week [09:30] any ideas? [09:31] jenda: you might have an idea === beuno picks jenda's brain [09:32] hmm [09:32] team of the week... [09:32] spec of the week... [09:32] hmm... === jenda tries to think of a good team he isn't a member of... [09:32] ah, there are no teams I'm not a member of... === jenda rus [09:32] *runs even [09:33] hahaha [09:33] How's about the ubuntu-website team? is that even a team? :) [09:33] even better, you've got "inside news" [09:33] hmmm, I don't know... are they part od the community or "canonical"? [09:33] something in between, i'd say. [09:34] beuno: desktop effects team? [09:35] Admiral_Chicago++ [09:35] Admiral_Chicago: bingo! [09:35] :D [09:36] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop-effects [09:37] beuno, how goes issue 33? [09:37] boredandblogging: pretty good, finishing the last bits [09:37] great job on it, btw [09:37] beuno, glad I could help. === jenda_ [n=jenda@freenode/staff/ubuntu.member.jenda] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [09:38] btw, i found some errors, i'll fix them if you're not editin beuno [09:38] Admiral_Chicago: go for it, I'm writing about the desktop-effects [09:40] removing interwiki linking. === adamant1988 [n=chatzill@doc-24-206-202-2.el.wv.cebridge.net] has joined #ubuntu-marketing [09:49] beuno: all links are okay now [09:50] Admiral_Chicago: great, thanks [09:50] I'm writing up the article on the team [09:50] then I'll sum up UWN [09:50] okay, i'll do a 'in this weeks issue' [09:50] then, unless someone can think of a reason not too, UWN #33 is out! [09:50] Admiral_Chicago: great, go for it [09:53] beuno: one more thing needs fixing...by meeting and events, that hug day needs attention [09:53] aaah, right === jenda` [n=jenda@195.47.80.185.adsl.nextra.cz] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === ukubuntu_ [n=chatzill@84-12-80-5.dyn.gotadsl.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-marketing === ukubuntu_ is now known as Ukubuntu [10:16] beuno: whats the progress [10:19] added the tema of the week [10:19] wha [10:19] how did jenda` get in here :) [10:19] oh... [10:19] right... :) [10:19] I turned on my server... [10:20] Admiral_Chicago: "in this issue" and finxing the hag day is left [10:23] i did "in this issues iirc [10:24] oh, yes [10:24] the intro is mising, sorry [10:24] I'm on it [10:25] made one fix, i gotta run though [10:25] good work [10:27] Admiral_Chicago: you too, as always, great work! [10:27] Burgundavia: around? [10:27] yep [10:31] ready to release? [10:31] just need to add the summary on top, and one last look [10:37] let me take a look [10:39] one heading at the wrong level, but otherwise looks good [10:41] which one? [10:41]