=== ShadowChild is now known as lukjad007 === popey_ is now known as popey === Lure_ is now known as Lure === swoody_ is now known as swoody [09:17] just to make sure, the meeting will begin in 1 hour 45 minutes? [09:17] KhaaL: Yeah :) [09:17] hey there man :] [09:18] http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=05&day=12&year=2009&hour=10&min=0&sec=0&p1=0 That is when it will start, find your nearest city :) [09:18] oh, i did check that out... i just need to double and triple check in order to minimize Mr Murphys influence [09:19] (that is, murphys law) [09:20] Yeah I had a general guess as to what it meant ;) === Nicke_ is now known as Nicke [10:40] persia: hi [10:40] Hey. 20 minutes, right? [10:41] persia: yes.. [10:41] just pinged [10:59] persia, hai [11:00] persia: elky Belutz lifeless Hi [11:00] Hello to all === dpm_ is now known as dpm [11:00] elky, Yeh [11:00] amachu, re-hi amachu [11:01] i might be distracted, there's an influx of naughty people in the irc channels at the moment [11:01] Greetings! [11:01] howdy all and to the oceana board :) [11:02] Belutz: lifeless: you both are there? [11:02] hi all [11:03] zakame and theMuso din't turn out [11:03] amachu: Hi [11:03] h [11:03] i [11:04] TheMuso: Hey.. lost you [11:04] so we begin now [11:04] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/AsiaOceania [11:04] lifeless: Hi [11:05] We have one applicant, who doesn't appear to be here. [11:05] 6 on the wiki page [11:05] oh sorry, misread [11:05] ianto ? he was here just a sec ago [11:06] khan_coltech is not here [11:06] khanh_coltech: is not here [11:06] nvm then =) [11:06] pyc: Hi [11:06] KhaaL: I still am ;) [11:06] amchu hello :) [11:06] Please go ahead [11:07] who should go first [11:07] pyc: yourself. [11:07] hi, my name Loell Anthony Erecre [11:08] 27 years of age [11:08] currently employed at a marine services firm [11:08] i started using linux way back in 2003 and then used ubuntu in early 2005 [11:09] i then joined ubuntuforums.org [11:09] this is where my contribution is mostly in [11:09] supporting users [11:10] by 2007, the Ubuntu philippine team requested that htier forum be hosted at ubuntuforums [11:10] so they chosed me as one of their moderators [11:11] from then on i managed the philippine loco forum [11:11] not only do i moderate, i also see to it that the philippine users recieved the quickest tech support [11:11] as i can. :) [11:12] i have been packaging gyachi a yahoo messaging client since 2006 [11:12] made a PPA for its users to download [11:13] also made a third party web application, intefacing launchpad, for PPA search [11:13] the difference from of launchpad is users can see what packages other users searches [11:14] to the other applicants tonight: please type up your descriptions in advance so you can copy paste [11:14] lifeless: noted! [11:14] i'm also involved in testing, i only manage to report only a few bugs though, since dapper :) [11:15] should i just copy paste my wiki then? [11:15] No, we can see your wiki :) [11:16] ok :) [11:16] pyc: are there people here to support you? [11:16] yey for pyc! [11:16] heh ;) [11:17] http://ppa-search.appspot.com/search?search_key_word=dmraid crashes ? [11:17] amachu, i'm here [11:17] nope lifeless, its just launchpad was slow at responding ;) [11:18] pyc, Have you taken any steps to get Gyachi available in the regular repositories? [11:18] persia: there is currently an effort in debian iirc [11:20] what else should i say, basically its all in the wiki [11:20] Knightlust: are you here for pyc [11:20] amachu: yes i am [11:21] and oh, i have also assited ubuntu cafe onwers in the philippines [11:21] Knightlust: say some words about pyc [11:21] pyc, what offline activies that you do for ubuntu-ph? [11:22] Belutz: none really special [11:22] i mean i met ubuntu users in my locality [11:22] pyc's great in the forums [11:22] but haven't had the time to organize [11:23] that's one of my future goals [11:23] pyc, please do that :) [11:23] yep, :) [11:24] i also do translations [11:25] elky: persia: lifeless: TheMuso: Belutz: lets take up voting [11:25] +1 for me if he keeps his promise to do more offline activities [11:25] There's a bunch of stuff, over a long period of time, but there's something missing for me. I'm having trouble defining exactly what. [11:26] me too [11:27] hmm [11:27] * TheMuso is not sure either./ [11:27] i'm along the same lines as persia. there's a scattering of most things, but it's hard for me to see the impact. [11:27] by impact you mean, in my locality? [11:27] should i gather more supporters [11:28] no, overall. [11:28] I think I'd like to see either a focus on something that shows a *lot* of stuff in that area, or more general support from some group (e.g. ubuntu-ph or ubuntu-forums, or ...). [11:28] pyc probaly created his own page at wiki, april last week, though he has been contributing for quite some time [11:28] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/loell?action=info [11:28] ubuntu-ph is canonical's right? [11:29] pyc, I don't think so, although canonical may be hosting the domain. [11:29] nope, it's still on smurf's system [11:29] in defence i could not participate more particiapation with the site as canonical has not yet grant our request [11:30] pyc, have you submitted a request to rt@ubuntu.com? [11:30] elky: yes we have [11:30] https://rt.ubuntu.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=4530 [11:31] so [11:31] I think your develop activity is good [11:31] the ppa search is nifty; though I'd never heard of it [11:31] has, my tech support in the forum not been enough? [11:31] lifeless: its a third party tool, its got hundreds of visitors a day [11:32] pyc: I can see that its getting used, like I say its nifty but I hadn't heard of it :) [11:32] http://www.ubuntugeek.com/where-to-search-ubuntu-personal-package-archives-ppa.html [11:33] could you also look at how i answer in the forums? [11:33] surely i don't have 10,000 post like laroza [11:33] pyc, I'm not sure it's accurate to say your forum activity isn't enough (3 posts/day for a few years is considerable), but more that there's no expression of support from others active in the same area saying you're a core part of the team. [11:34] lifeless, i think what we're missing is the wider community impact. the stuff he's done would probably have more substantial if it was actually having an impact outside the select group who know of it [11:34] s/have more/be more/ [11:34] also, i'm not an irce person, i could expressmyself that fully [11:35] irc person so, see the lag at the question to that of my answers? yeah that shows too? [11:35] elky, I'd be just as happy with "key core person for established subgroup" as "significant contributor for everyone", I'm just not quite seeing either. [11:36] the forums are hard for me to guage [11:36] could i gather more user testimonial from the philippine team [11:37] persia, yep [11:37] Yeah. Let's do it that way. Get some more testimonials, focusing on some of the areas where you're most active, and come back. [11:37] pyc, i think that might be the best course of action [11:37] pros: you have a lot of :> on your forums summary, and you have been consistently active. Thats something we look for. cons: while you're packaging stuff to help your region, you don't seem engaged with getting it widely available e.g. through debian [11:38] its availabe too, in the upstream website [11:38] ppa-search is also a little odd, as I can't see how to get the source, but its presumably not a revenue stream for you as it has no adverts that I coul see [11:38] do i need to push it in debian myself? if i have my hands tied with testing? [11:38] with the project [11:39] you don't have to do anything; I'm giving you my feedback on what I see [11:39] pyc, The request isn't that you do that, it's that without having done that, it's hard to count the development work as contributions to Ubuntu. [11:40] true [11:40] I think you're doing a bunch of useful interesting stuff; helping on the forums is great, packaging is great, etc. But it needs a little more follow through for it to be done [11:40] So, there's lots of stuff you might do, and perhaps only documentation would be enough, but we're looking for evidence of more signficant contribution. [11:40] though could make the developer email the board as testimonial? [11:40] could i? [11:40] e.g. I had a dmraid bug in my new desktop. If I stopped when it worked for me, noone else would benefit. [11:41] pyc, You could, but putting it on your wiki would be more useful. [11:41] Also, as much as I think it's interesting to explore the reasons for this decision, I also think we're 41 minutes into the meeting, and ought consider the next candidate. [11:41] pyc: would like to know about your involvement with philippine loco.. [11:41] do we have other people waiting? [11:41] yep [11:41] elky: we do [11:42] ok [11:42] Yeah :) [11:42] aye [11:42] Knightlust: I hope you are the Team Contact of the LoCo [11:42] amachu: I am now [11:43] Knightlust: you had mentioned really great and just on the forums? [11:44] in your endorsement for pyc, what do you mean by it [11:44] what can I say, he's great on the forums, and his user-support for the team's speaks for itself. [11:45] Knightlust: being the contact person would like to know from you his other contributions too, if any in your opinion [11:46] this has been 45 minutes on the one person, can we please move on? [11:46] should i be preparing for next meeting then? [11:46] elky: yes.. [11:46] ok [11:46] +0. I agree with persia, lifeless and elky. [11:46] pyc, that'd be great. [11:47] I would give +1, but feel something is missing that binds all his contributions [11:47] duct tape [11:48] amachu, That's a good way to phrase it. [11:48] lifeless, i think sabdfl requested we not do that to the community members any more. [11:48] elky: awww [11:49] pyc: may be your physical involvement with community, I feel.. [11:50] thats what I was expecting Knightlust, whether you have been doing something more than that in forums [11:50] so, I have an hour slotted for this [11:50] ziroday's turn [11:50] Hi, I'm Nick and I've been using Ubuntu since Dapper and studying in Singapore. As mentioned on my wikipage (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NickHS) I'm a brainstorm moderator and work closely with my LoCo spreading Ubuntu as well as a couple of other bits and bobs. [11:50] elky: thanks [11:50] elky: so we do not have 51% for loell [11:50] amachu, Right. [11:50] amachu, sadly not at this time. [11:51] pyc: Keep up the good work. Best wishes for next time [11:51] ziroday: go ahead [11:51] ziroday: +1 [11:52] amachu: do you want me to repaste what I just said? [11:52] i noticed [11:52] lifeless: woah, thanks :) [11:52] please continue [11:52] sure, well the wikipage has most of it, brainstorm moderator, involved heavily with my loco, ubuntu terminal and some irc support [11:53] should I get the people here to support me? [11:53] i'm willing to give ziroday a big +1 from the outset. he's been a good force within the singapore local team with events at his uni including but not limited to software freedom day. [11:53] ziroday, If you have people who haven't already written testimonials on your page, go ahead. [11:53] elky: thanks [11:53] persia: sure [11:53] ziroday++ [11:54] he provides awesome support for ubuntu on irc. [11:54] ziroday, You seem to do a fair bit with brainstorm and #ubuntu, but less so with Answers. Any specific reasons for that? [11:54] not just in #ubuntu-sg, but in #ubuntu, as well as many other loco channels. [11:54] persia: I've never been very fond of ubuntuforums or answers, as I feel the approach is too impersonal [11:55] he also keeps in touch with the other surrounding asian teams too [11:55] * GunbladeIV already wrote something on ziroday's wiki, but +1 from me as he is a big influence in ubuntu-sg loco [11:55] persia: and I loved the brainstorm philosophy and being a new project it was a nice change [11:55] ziroday, what would you do with your ubuntu membership if you're approved? [11:55] as a loco contact for Singapore team , I would also like to second elky in saying ziroday has been one of our most consistent and important members for our team. [11:56] Belutz: besides scream around the house :)? I would most definitely try to get more ubuntu terminals in schools and organizations, many times I'm asked about my affiliation with ubuntu/canonical and if there is anything official [11:56] ziroday: links in "Contributions to Ubuntu" section of your wiki would make things easier [11:56] ziroday, Also, you seem to be a contributor of solutions to brainstorm. How many of those become bugs for implementation? [11:56] amachu: apologies, anything you are looking for in particular? [11:57] "Played a role in the recent Ubuntu Live! talk at the National University of Singapore" - is generic [11:57] What role you played, would help understanding better.. [11:57] persia: unfortunately very few, its one of the things I would like to fix in brainstorm as the leap from idea to implementation, however for my pet few ideas I do keep a close watch on them [11:57] persia: i.e. slideshow on the installer and plymouth amongst others [11:57] On the ideas, or on bugs stemming from the ideas? [11:57] ziroday, how active is ubuntu-sg loco? [11:57] persia: keeping the ideas updated with new information, so yes that would include linking to the bug report [11:58] I'm satisfied. +1 from me. [11:58] amachu: sure, I was there as tech support as well as helping users get ubuntu on there thumbdrives, as usual it didn't run smoothly [11:58] Belutz: not as active as I would of liked it to be, we ran for approved status ~8 months ago and are still working towards that goal [11:58] +1 also. Great work. [11:59] Belutz, we are active seasonally. we have had SFD and representation in LUGS(Linux User Group of Singapore) for intra distro events and general Opensource events [11:59] sorry, i am late. i am here in support of ziroday [11:59] TheMuso: persia thanks! [11:59] Just a quick question, can normal people instead of Ubuntu members give testimonials as well? [11:59] ziroday has helped me (i am a new ubuntu user) with many things, from installing on tricky hardware, to trouble shooting graphics problems. Also, he is nearly allways on IRC, and seems to always find time to help me with Ubuntu, no matter how small the problem. He has not just solve the problem for me, but he has also shown me what he was doing in order for me gain a better knowledge of Ubuntu [11:59] if ziroday becomes an ubuntu member, he'll be ubuntu-sg's first. [11:59] so i'd reckon that yes, normal people can give testimonials. [12:00] hyperair: Thanks for the response [12:00] np. [12:00] +1 from me [12:01] Please update the wiki, for me to give +1 [12:01] :-) [12:01] amachu: sure, is there anything you're looking for in particular? I'll add pics and better descriptions to the loco events [12:02] ziroday, congratulations :) [12:02] ziroday: that would do good.. [12:02] ziroday, more offline events are good :) [12:03] Belutz: yep [12:03] so Belutz, persia, elky, persia, lifeless all +1 for ziroday? [12:03] yep [12:03] amachu, yup [12:03] w0ot w0ot ziroday [12:04] indeed. [12:04] Welcome ziroday! [12:04] amachu: thanks! [12:04] and thanks to the board members [12:05] KhaaL: your turn, and please go ahead.. [12:05] amachu, thank you [12:05] ziroday, hope ubuntu-sg can work together with ubuntu-id and ubuntu-my :) [12:05] Hello all. I don't know if me coming here is a waste of your time since I have no established ubuntu member to speak for me and most of my work has been unrecorded, but I'll give it a shot... beware of incoming text! [12:05] Belutz: definitely, we work somewhat with -my currently, but that's probably a discussion better suited for #ubuntu-locoteams [12:05] First some background... I started with linux as early as RH 6.2 which I got installed thanks to my first linux book by John Maddog Hall (I think). All was good until my external modem got fried by a lightning and I had to fall back to a winmodem, which forced me back to windows for a while. At that time I studied A+ certification by my own, studied electronics in the swedish equivalent of high school and I even worked part-time as a IT techie [12:06] amachu: I have to go; sorry. [12:06] ziroday, great :) [12:06] Today however I neither work in IT field nor do I use RH.I've used ubuntu since 3 years and I'm finishing my social work studies in 3 weeks and I get in contact with a lot of people and organizations that work on a minimal budget - even limited hardware, where the difference between LXDE and XFCE is HUGE. [12:06] And this is what I do mostly, I work on the field and engage people in the ubuntu mentality. Let them try it out with no strings, and with my free support if something goes haywire. I've also written an article that explains the mentality behind FOSS and ubuntu (in swedish) where I hand out to people if they want to gain a deeper understanding, and so far I've managed to get four people this year to use it full time (which has been tricky, eve [12:06] lifeless: ok. thanks for participating.. [12:07] RH? [12:07] Redhat? [12:07] exactly :-) [12:08] Besides that, I do online contributions aswell. I do bugreports and follow them through. I engage in discussions and give support in ubuntu forums. I am engaged in brainstorm when I think of improvement for something. And when I see a wiki page that needs correction/improvement, I do that. I belive in ubuntu and FOSS because I think a contribution there is a contribution to everyone. its philantropy, but on a digital level. [12:08] KhaaL, are you involved in any LoCo? [12:08] Belutz, no I have not [12:09] KhaaL, this might be a dumb question, but, where are you from? Swedish nationality? [12:10] KhaaL: +0 form me this time.. appear you have started doing good.. but need more.. [12:10] KhaaL, I think you're on entirely the right track, but have a bit farther to go before you get there. Whether you end up doing lots more in testing, development, advocacy, documentation, or what not is up to you :) [12:10] Belutz, well i'm iraqi originally, but born in kuwait, and have lived in sweden since -92 [12:10] i agree with amachu. i strongly advise getting into your loco crowd, they'll help you along heaps. [12:11] yes, involvement in a LoCo would gain a plus from me [12:11] Agreed. You are on the right track, but probably need a bit more to show that you are making a continued and sustained contribution. +0 [12:11] Belutz: TheMuso: your comments? [12:11] KhaaL, +0 from me this time [12:12] KhaaL: Best wishes for the future [12:12] I understand, thank you for your time. [12:12] dpm: so its your turn now.. [12:12] We hope to see you back in a couple months. [12:12] amachu, thanks [12:12] My name is David Planella [12:12] I started using Ubuntu in the Hoary release [12:13] Back then my main contributions were in the forums and in bug reporting [12:13] After a while I started getting more and more involved in Ubuntu translations [12:13] This continued involvement lead me to take the responsibility of coordinating the Catalan Translation team (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuCatalanTranslators), part of the Catalan Loco [12:13] This task involves documenting and keeping up to date the localized information on the translation process in the wiki, the assignment of tasks and appointment of new members in the team. [12:13] Also forwarding any relevant information from the general ubuntu-translators list to our Catalan translators. [12:13] This hasn't stopped me from doing translation work though. I still translate Ubuntu packages and I'm involved with other upstream translation teams (GNOME, Debian, OO.o) in order to ensure a smooth workflow and communication [12:13] I also participate regularly in the discussions on the ubuntu-translators list. As an example of my contributions, I created the Intrepid translation issues page as a summary to keep track of the most relevant localization issues in that release https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TranslatingUbuntu/IntrepidTranslationIssues. [12:14] This lead other community members to build upon this initiative and continue extending it for the next release https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TranslatingUbuntu/JauntyTranslationIssues [12:14] I recently held an OpenWeek session which I've just realised is not yet on my wiki page -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/openweekJaunty/DemythifyingLaunchpadTranslations [12:14] +1 [12:14] 8/c [12:14] woops [12:14] I have also quite recently joined the Community team at Canonical as the Ubuntu Translations Coordinator, where [12:14] I will be helping our translations community grow and I'll be working with translation teams to build best practices around translations [12:14] With that in mind, I am currently gathering feedback from the translations community though a survey https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-translators/2009-May/002477.html [12:14] The UDS will also be a great opportunity to meet other translators and hear what they have to say. This time we'll have a solid representation on translations there -> http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-karmic/community-a/ [12:15] that was the introduction [12:15] +1 from me. Good history in translations, excellent testimonials. Nice work with answers. [12:16] the contributions are clear +1 from me.. [12:16] whats your e-mail id? [12:16] +1 as well. Great work! [12:17] is it possible to get at ubuntu dot com without becoming member? [12:17] persia: elky: others: any comments? [12:17] nope [12:18] I think the email address was overly anticipatory, but I'm standing by my earlier +1/ [12:18] +1 from me [12:18] persia: i understood.. [12:18] dpm: your comments? [12:19] hi :) [12:19] dpm: are you there? [12:19] franki^: Hi, in just a moment, its someone else's turn before me ;) [12:19] amachu: yes, I'm just slow in typing [12:19] ooh, sorry if i interrupted [12:20] dpm: Welcoming you and keep rocking... [12:20] Thank you very much to the board for the positive vote! [12:20] ianto: your turn now [12:20] and for your time, I'm really looking forward to keep translations rocking [12:20] dpm, congratulations :) [12:20] Hello my name is Christopher Swift and I am from Wales (I can't attend the EMEA board tonight). I am currently 17 years of age and I have been involved in Ubuntu since 2006 (Dapper). [12:21] I have actively been involved in the UK LoCo over the past year attending events such as the Global Bugjam (Feb '09) in London and helping in part to transcribe the Ubuntu-UK podcast, I wrote an article in February regarding the uupc and how to transcribe for it (http://ubuntu-uk.org/bugjam09/). I have also spent some time on packaging and training to become a MOTU (one of my dreams after I finalise Ubuntu-Cym) as you can see some of the packages that I hav [12:21] Over the past 2 months I have really been focusing my work on Ubuntu Cymru (Cymru is Wales in Welsh), a LoCo group for Wales https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WelshTeam . I have been the acting Point of Contact from the start of the group and on Sunday we will be getting the results of the election (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WelshTeam/Election). [12:21] For Ubuntu Cymru I have been emailing many different persons and groups to help further the advancement of our current progress as a team. One of my public examples can be found here: https://rt.ubuntu.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=5280 . I have also been trying to get a Welsh subforum (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1113818) as well as a website (I have had the -EU guys register ubuntu-cym.org but I am still awaiting a DNS key). I am very active and [12:21] Some other contributions that I have made are translations in launchpad in Welsh & British English and also I help bug-triage from time-to-time. [12:21] amachu: regarding on the e-mail question, it was a technical mistake from my part [12:21] Locally I am known as an Ubuntu and OSS advocate who has helped with the Ubuntu installation of Welsh users in the region of 20 users this month alone. I am always available at any time to offer support and installation solutions for free to any user who requests it either locally, over the telephone, email or on IRC. Just 30 minutes ago I finished writing a letter to one of the -cym members who wanted to have a disc and a few Ubuntu stickers (a lot of whic [12:21] If there are any further questions, then please just ask! [12:21] dpm: understood and my best wishes.. [12:21] I have with me franki^ & brobostigon who wish to give a testimonial (franki just updated my wiki with one) [12:23] Neither of whom are Ubuntu members but are involved in the community ^ [12:24] well, ianto helps alot of people with ubuntu, both in wales and in the whole of the uk, but i think te thing that stands out for me, is setting the welsh loco. [12:24] brobostigon: Thanks for the comment :) [12:25] its alot of hard work, [12:25] ianto, what would you do with your ubuntu membership if you're approved? [12:25] Belutz: I understand that as an Ubuntu member I have rights to business/contact cards with Ubuntu on it. This way I can hand out cards to people about the Welsh LoCo team without breaking any trademarks [12:26] ianto, are there any offline activies that you do to establish Welsh LoCo? [12:27] Belutz: Yeah, we've had a release party and I am always advocating to people in real life about Ubuntu. I'm currently thinking of setting up a bugjam in Wales at the moment and will carry the notion forward in our next meeting (which will be organised after Sunday's results) [12:28] ianto, what brings you all the way out of your own time zone to this membership board? [12:28] elky: I have work at 9pm GMT and can't attend the meeting for the EMEA [12:28] where do you work? [12:29] I work in a hardware store, B&Q night-shift [12:29] computer hardware? [12:29] ianto, if you're not approved today, would it make it hard to establish the LoCo? [12:29] No, gardening and building and home-improvement stuff [12:30] Belutz: It wouldn't make it hard but I'm hoping the card permissions will make it easier to distribute info via word of mouth [12:31] how many other than you and darius are with Welsh team [12:32] amachu: There are roughly 25 in launchpad and 15 in IRC [12:33] ianto, i would prefer if you come back again after you establish the LoCo [12:33] it's a good start, but im not convinced yet. +0 [12:34] Belutz: What do you recommend that needs to be done? [12:34] ianto: well I feel he is doing good.. +1 considering the overall activities.. [12:34] Neither am I. I'd like to knwo what packages you are working on for one. [12:34] persia: TheMuso ? [12:34] I'm in agreement here. I'd like to either see Ubuntu Cymru be started, or more somewhere else. [12:34] (+0) [12:34] +0 also [12:35] ianto: the translations section could give more links in proof of it [12:36] ianto, gather more supporters, create a long term planning for the loco, and make more offline activities to promote ubuntu [12:36] What do you mean by "be started"? I've been waiting over 2 months for Canonical sysadmins to reply to my ticket in RT ;/, we have done a lot since then. What do you want dome? :) [12:36] and does Wales has a separate language? the wiki of Welsh Team says so.. any any plans of working for it? [12:37] ianto, i dont want to see your temper. [12:37] I'm confused. I thought LoCo officialness was granted by the LoCo council. If it's just the case of the Canonical Sysadmins not having done something, I'd by +1. [12:37] amachu: Wales sure does have a separate language, Welsh :). https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/~chris is some of translations work :) [12:37] elky: I'm sorry, I didn't realise that I was being aggressive :-/ [12:37] ianto, i see one word in welsh [12:37] ianto: they would like to see Welsh Team under Approved LoCo Teams [12:38] amachu: Ah right OK then, that takes lots of months of work :) [12:38] elky: If you could hold on for one moment, I'll find my Welsh translations (they aren't all appearing in that linked I've shown) [12:39] ianto: Keep up the good work and are there people from UK-LoCo to support you [12:39] amachu: brobostigon is from the UK LoCo and franki^ is a member of both -cym and -uk [12:39] ianto: ok. I wish you all the best next time around. [12:40] ianto, keep up the good work, hope to see ubuntu-cym to be listed in approved LoCo team [12:40] amachu: OK then thanks :) [12:40] ianto: Best wishes for Welsh Team too.. [12:41] I'm having troubles on that link for you elky, I've translated a bit of Ubuntu and a lot of the Gnome-Do project into Welsh, I've switched around usernames so it's playing up on the db [12:41] But I guess it's an overall +0 anyway? :) [12:42] Belutz: elky: TheMuso: On the new member to the Board, I would like to have you opinion on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZhengPengHou [12:43] Let's put that formally on the agenda, if we're going to discuss it here. freeflying isn't here to answer questions. [12:43] agreed. I am not phased either way actually. [12:44] persia: thats fine [12:44] it's only polite to give him the opportunity to be here if we're discussing in public. [12:45] elky: TheMuso: Belutz: reply to the thread on the mailing list [12:45] ok [12:45] amachu, ok, will do that [12:46] Thank you everyone for participating [12:47] thank you for holding the meeting === ryht is now known as yht|off [12:48] Our next meeting will be on 26 May 09, 10.00 UTC [12:48] Thanks for the opportunity to apply :-) [12:48] amachu, elky, TheMuso, persia: thanks :) [12:48] np [12:48] thanks amachu [12:48] for all the candidates, thanks for being here and keep up the good work [12:52] i missed the meeting is over? [12:52] boyet, Yep. [12:52] when is the next [12:52] 26 May 09, 10.00 UTC [12:53] is it all about the membership? [12:53] yeah [12:54] oi dax ikaw ba to, are we allowed to speak our langauge? [12:54] boyet: no, english only channel. let's get back to #ubuntu-ph [12:54] so may 29 is the next round [12:58] May 26th. === asac_ is now known as asac === LinuXophiLe is now known as zaafouri === RainCT_ is now known as RainCT [15:56] |o [15:58] high everybody :-) [15:59] * mathiaz waves [15:59] sommer: heigh ho! [15:59] o/ [15:59] o/ [15:59] * coffeedude lifts a toast to mathiaz [15:59] * nealmcb waves at coffeedude [15:59] * coffeedude remembers it is 10am local time for him.... [15:59] * coffeedude hubs nealmcb [16:00] * coffeedude maybe shouldn't be toasting..... [16:00] Hubbing is bad. [16:00] coffeedude: wanna get hitched in iowa? [16:00] hugs.....meant hugs.... [16:00] nealmcb, LOL!@ [16:00] usb hubs? [16:00] I've had a long few days. [16:00]