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| I installed Ubuntu about four (4) months before Ibex came out. A friend of mine was messing around with Fedora and he really liked it. Like me he comes from a desktop publishing background. We both like the macintosh OS, and do not enjoy using Windows. So his vote of confidence in Linux had me intrigued. I had an old Toshiba laptop sitting around that I was not using, mostly because it had Windows on it. I installed Ubuntu and within the first few minutes I knew I was on to something. I installed Ubuntu as a dual boot and left XP on the machine, just in case. As the next few weeks went on the Windows partition got smaller and smaller. I liked Ubuntu so much that for the first time in my life I bought a computer that was not a macintosh. Now I had Linux and it was possible to have a totally pleasurable experience on a computer that cost less than two thousand dollars. Needless to say I am hooked. | I installed Ubuntu about four (4) months before Ibex came out. A friend of mine was messing around with Fedora and he really liked it. Like me he comes from a desktop publishing background. We both like the macintosh OS, and do not enjoy using Windows. So his vote of confidence in Linux had me intrigued. I had an old Toshiba laptop sitting around that I got from work and was not using, mostly because it had Windows on it. I installed Ubuntu and within the first few minutes I knew I was on to something. I installed Ubuntu as a dual boot and left XP on the machine, just in case. As the next few weeks went on the Windows partition got smaller and smaller. I liked Ubuntu so much that for the first time in my life I bought a computer that did not have an apple on it. Now I had Linux and it was possible to have a totally pleasurable experience on a computer and not have to spend two thousand dollars. Needless to say I am hooked. |
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| {*} Submit bug reports to Launchpad<<BR>> {*} Learn how to triage bugs and Triage as many bugs as I can<<BR>> |
{*} Get involved with Bug Triage<<BR>> |
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| {*} Bug Triage stats: duaneedesign #14 in the last 30 days with 36 bugs {*} (7) Ubuntu CD's handed out<<BR>> {*} (39) postings on Ubuntu Forum , thanked eight (8) times in two (2) posts.<<BR>> |
{*} Bug Triage stats: duanedesign #10 in the last 30 days with 45 bugs<<BR>> {*} (8) Ubuntu CD's handed out<<BR>> {*} (41) postings on Ubuntu Forum , thanked eight (9) times in two (2) posts.<<BR>> |
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| {*} Ubuntu Artwork Team Member<<BR>> {*} Ubuntu Bug Squad Member<<BR>> {*} Ubuntu LoCo Enthusiasts Member<<BR>> |
{*} [[https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-art | Ubuntu Artwork Team Member]]<<BR>> {*} [[https://launchpad.net/~bugsquad |Ubuntu Bug Squad Member]]<<BR>> {*} [[https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-loco-enthusiasts |Ubuntu LoCo Enthusiasts Member]]<<BR>> |
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| == Testimonials == I think that Duane has been making a significant effort to boost our LoCo participation and coordinate meetings, events and functions. <<BR>> I really haven't heard from our Team staff members so I'd like to nominate Duane Hinnen to be (minimum) our Team Coordinator and recognized for efforts he's made to motivate and coordinate our team. <<BR>> Great job. We really appreciate the work you've done Duane. <<BR>> Regards,<<BR>> Travis Northrup<<BR>> <<BR>> I second that. <<BR>> Luke WIsdom |
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about me
I installed Ubuntu about four (4) months before Ibex came out. A friend of mine was messing around with Fedora and he really liked it. Like me he comes from a desktop publishing background. We both like the macintosh OS, and do not enjoy using Windows. So his vote of confidence in Linux had me intrigued. I had an old Toshiba laptop sitting around that I got from work and was not using, mostly because it had Windows on it. I installed Ubuntu and within the first few minutes I knew I was on to something. I installed Ubuntu as a dual boot and left XP on the machine, just in case. As the next few weeks went on the Windows partition got smaller and smaller. I liked Ubuntu so much that for the first time in my life I bought a computer that did not have an apple on it. Now I had Linux and it was possible to have a totally pleasurable experience on a computer and not have to spend two thousand dollars. Needless to say I am hooked.
Ubuntu goals
Work with my LoCo team as much as possible. Get the team APPROVED status and recognition in the newly created Hall Of Fame
Post regularly on my blog okiebuntu
Get involved with Bug Triage
Start working on a set of icons
Work on some wallpapers
Read the forums and contribute in any way I can
Learn how to make themes
Get used to using the Terminal as much as possible
Learn to compile a kernel
Become an Ubuntu member
Ubuntu community contributions
Bug Triage stats: duanedesign #10 in the last 30 days with 45 bugs
(8) Ubuntu CD's handed out
(41) postings on Ubuntu Forum , thanked eight (9) times in two (2) posts.
LaptopTestingTeam/HewlettPackard/HPG60-120us
Ubuntu blog: okiebuntu
Ubunero
Oklahoma LoCo Team member
Ubuntu Artwork Team Member
Ubuntu Bug Squad Member
Ubuntu LoCo Enthusiasts Member
Testimonials
I think that Duane has been making a significant effort to boost our LoCo participation and coordinate meetings, events and functions.
I really haven't heard from our Team staff members so I'd like to nominate Duane Hinnen to be (minimum) our Team Coordinator and recognized for efforts he's made to motivate and coordinate our team.
Great job. We really appreciate the work you've done Duane.
Regards,
Travis Northrup
I second that.
Luke WIsdom
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