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Monthly Archives: January 2007

Your recipes needed for the Official Ubuntu Book!

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-01-31

With the huge success of the Official Ubuntu Book, work is afoot to create a revised edition for Feisty, and we again need your help! One of the chapters of the book provides a range solutions to common problems in the Ubuntu system. This chapter has been a hugely popular part of the book. Although […]

Ubuntu Weekly News: Issue #28

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-01-19

The Ubuntu Weekly News issue #28 has been published and brings you the latest news in the Ubuntu community for the period between January 8th and 14th, 2007. You can read about: Herd 2 released New screencast team New xubuntu-users mailing list Mozilla Team meeting Ubuntu-Women IRC Meeting Community council meeting roundup Planet Ubuntu Users […]

Wiki Weekend – your chance to contribute to Ubuntu documentation

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-01-18

This weekend 20-21 January 2007 has been officially declared a WikiWeekend. This is an initiative similar to the legendary Ubuntu Bug Day, except for documentation! It was started by K.Mandla of the Forums to encourage contributions to the Community Documentation wiki. Now it’s going global, and we need your help! All you need to do […]

Screencast Team

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-01-13

Matthew East has announced the creation of a Screencast Team, and they need your help! Screencasts are videos which show users how to achieve a specific task in Ubuntu. They can be seriously useful when walking users through a new task and are intended to complement Ubuntu’s other support resources, such as documentation, forums, mailing […]

Feisty Fawn Herd 2 Image Released

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-01-12

The latest development milestone release (Herd 2) for the Ubuntu project's next release, Feisty Fawn, has been released. This release will become Ubuntu 7.04 in April 2007. There have been many improvements along the lines of bug fixes, feature implementations, and the latest versions of the most popular Open Source software currently available. We don't […]