[Ubuntu-ch] Lucid Lynx Release Party in Winterthur
Dirk Deimeke
dirk at deimeke.net
Wed Apr 28 14:12:25 BST 2010
Hi Myriam
Don't shoot the messenger :-)
As you mentioned in the other mail this release party is a non-official one. It is the initiative of Ubuntu loving people having difficulties to express themselves in English.
Now I am for 2.5 years in Switzerland and I found out that the majority of Swiss people is extremely focussed on regional aspects, not only in terms of distances but also in terms of languages.
That makes it even for me as German person, fluently speaking one of the official languages in Switzerland, difficult to get in touch with the "normal" Swiss people. And this is only because I do not speak the regional dialect, I am only able to understand it.
Having this in mind, I do not think the needs of those people can be satisfied with one central instance regardless of the language.
LoCo-teams are build to satisfy
- regional needs (see USA)
- cultural needs (see Kurdish team)
- language needs (see Catalan team)
These are only examples.
Now, it is up to you, Swiss people, to cope with this situation. I am only a guest.
Cheers
Dirk
http://d5e.org/contact
-- Gesendet von meinem Palm PreMyriam Schweingruber <myriam at ubuntu.com> schrieb am 28.04.2010 11:20:
Hi Dirk,
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 18:30, Dirk Deimeke <dirk at deimeke.net> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> We organize a Release Party for the new Ubuntu version "Lucid Lynx", which will be released on April, 29th.
>
> The party will be on Saturday, the first of May, starting at 15:00 hrs
> till 23:00 hrs (approximately) in ZLI, Zürcherstrasse 19, Winterthur.
> Plans are to present talks and support the people coming. We will offer
> KeySigning, CAcert assurances, beverages and free WLAN ;-)
Has this been added to the Swiss Team wiki? People are asking in the
#ubuntu-ch channel, so some advertising in the correct places might be
an idea...
Also, I don't really see why we need yet another website for
Switzerland (ubunteros.ch). That's just splitting up the community. We
already have a 4-language portal ready, it only waits for input, so
please keep things together.
@Dani: how far are you with the website? Could this been done for the
Lucid release?
Regards, Myriam.
PS. Dirk, I really wonder why I spent 3 full days on preparing the
multilingual portal on your request if noone has contributed since...
PPS. Please don't count on me to keep this together right now, the
Swiss Team is big enough to run without me, but apparently it really
doesn't without clear guidance... *sigh* a pitty to see things falling
apart :(
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