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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hey Phil!<br>
I know that Lubuntu isn't going to move to LXQt right away, and
the applications are not picked out, etc..<br>
I was just wondering if you'd be talking about it, and showing
people where Lubuntu is going, so people interested in Lubuntu<br>
can see where things are heading. I have read the e-mails from
Julien, and realize that 14.10 is not the LXQt target....<br>
Mainly, you were asking for material to talk about, and I find
LXQt very interesting and was wondering if you would discuss it,
and the current (at the time of the UOS) progress so the<br>
participants will know what is going on, and how Lubuntu is
changing. I suppose LXQt will need to be in Utopic before much
discussion can be had, though.<br>
If you don't want to talk about LXQt then that is quite fine, I do
find it quite interesting though.<br>
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Also, thanks for that link it does centralize the info about
14.10's current state very well!<br>
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On 06/07/2014 05:59 PM, Phill Whiteside wrote:<br>
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<div>please do read Julien's thoughts on the matter[1]... 14.04
/ 14.10 is the discussion. He will inform us of what is
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<div>I also suggest that people do read the emails from the head
of dev :)</div>
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<div>1. <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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<div>as you may, or not, be aware the virtual
Ubuntu Developers Summit has become Ubuntu
Online Summit. One of many changes is that
classrooms and beginners week have been added
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<div>I've booked a session for lubuntu to say who
we are etc [1]. This will be based on a
presentation I gave at Ubuntu Beginners Week a
couple of cycles ago[2]. That was a 30 minute
IRC presentation, this is 60 mins in a hang-out
(hmm, need to make sure I'm clean shaven :) P</div>
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<div>As this is an hour session and things have
moved on since 2012, can the TL's have a review
of that presentation and suggest things that can
be added in (also known as make it last an
hour). I'll update any facts that need doing
myself. Please feel free to add in any wishlist
you have for further people to the sub-teams[3]
you look after.</div>
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<div>Regards,</div>
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<div>Phill.</div>
<div>1. <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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Hi Phil!<br>
Are you going to discuss LXQt at all?<br>
I'd like to have some of the current state of Lubuntu
moving to Qt discussed. You may want to have some screen
shots of the current progress, and the current list of the
default apps (or point people to the blueprints), and
maybe discuss some of the default apps to see if anyone
has any ideas, etc..<br>
BTW, qupzilla is in the repos, so this is a good choice
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