[ubuntu-in] Intro note and Team Kannada

[Prashanth N S]

Hello,

New to the mailing list and a few years old from Drake to Ibex. Just a note
to say hi to everybody here.

Was wondering if there is a team in place looking at Ubuntu kannada
translations. Would be grateful if anybody can point me to the group.

Regards,
Prashanth

2009/2/10 <ubuntu-in-request at lists.ubuntu.com>

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Prashanth N S
Director (Health & Biodiversity - Projects & Research)
Karuna Trust & VGKK
BR Hills/Bangalore
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