May IRC Meeting Reloaded?

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I totally agree this been an LTS release... We would love to have some CDs
here in 091 Labs, is always good to have some CDs to show to people. Most
of our members use some version or other of Ubuntu and we always try to
introduce new comers to Ubuntu.

I'm on with my final exams at the moment and I have one on Thursday morning
and I won't be able to make it to the meeting if it goes ahead but I will
try to have another member to join you.

Now that I'm at it, on the IRC meetings I find myself hard to motivate
myself to attend to them. I love Ubuntu and I use it everyday and I would
like to share it with other people and I find (the few times that I join
the IRC meeting) that there's very little I can do or participate,
specially from Galway.

I find this mailing list instead very quite... I don't know how many people
are subscripted to this mailing list but although people may not answer
they still read the emails (at least I do), I like to follow on what is
going on and I'm sure there's a lot of people in the same situation. I find
that if I don't attend the IRC meetings I don't really know what is going
on. I could go and to the IRC backup thread and see what was said on the
meeting but this is an extra step I never do. I don't even know where to
find it because I never bothered to follow up, but If more talk was in
mailing list I would follow up and even interact a bit more, perhaps a
minutes meeting on this mailing list may help people interact a bit more
also...

Not sure if other people share the same thought but this was 2c anyway..

Regards, Carles

On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 12:57 PM, Mike O'Donohue <airurando at eircom.net>wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Last Wednesdays meeting failed to happen due to insufficient numbers
> showing up.  I'm just wondering should we have another attempt to hold the
> meeting this Wednesday to discuss distribution of the CDs. This topic was
> suggested on the mailing list last week before the aborted meeting It is a
> very important item for discussion. I believe the 12.04 LTS iteration is
> very special and the CDs should be used effectively for advocacy with
> minimum waste.  I also believe that advocacy efforts for the 12.04 CDs will
> go on until 14.04 is released.  In my opinion these CDs should go to people
> curious about trying ubuntu linux.
>
> Just my 2 cents on the topic.  I think it should be discussed in a meeting
> soon.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mike
>
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