Meeting Notes - 2010-04-14

[Vikram Dhillon]

I am really glad to see that :) when we started in this developmental
cycle, edubuntu was in a bad shape, but because of everyone's hard
work we got it back healthy. Good job everyone :D

On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 4:03 PM, Jonathan Carter (highvoltage)
<jonathan at ubuntu.com> wrote:
> Hi Everyone
>
> Thanks to those who keep attending these meetings, our community is
> starting to finally take shape, I think we have great potential for the
> next release cycle that will start in about a month or so!
>
> The next meeting is at 19:00 UTC on 21 April 2010.
>
> Notes from tonight's meeting:
>
> 14 April 2010
>
> == Present ==
>
> • lns
> • alkisg
> • grantbow
> • highvoltage
> • stgraber
> • bencrisford
> • grantbow
> • nixternal
> • lamont
> • grantbow
>
> == Technical ==
>
> • We got mhall119's Qimo packages in Lucid!
> • Live LTSP and Netbook installer now works (and needs testing!)
> • bencrisford is working on qcad missing menu entry
>
> == Community ==
>
> • Hedgemage is working on website, will host email to forums gateway for
> now, we're still awaiting new branding from Canonical for website theme
> finalization
> • bencrisford has been cleaning up advocacy team to get it into shape so
> that we can attract more contributors and users
> • TODO: make decision about edubuntu school support team
> • A mentoring approach could work to getting new contributors into
> Edubuntu, probably only on a small scale at this stage
> • Advocacy branch is created in LP for working with marketing material
> collaboratively
>
> == Homework ==
>
> • Test LTSP live and live installer, also netbook installer from livecd!
> • Make your list of maverick features you think could realistically make
> it into edubuntu for maverick or even maverick+1, we'll compare notes
> next meeting on gobby and turn it into a wiki page
>
> Have lots of fun!
>
> -Jonathan
>
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-- 
Regards,
Vikram Dhillon

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