Ubuntu-LB Ubuntu-lb Digest, Vol 30, Issue 16

[johnny khawand]

Great then, June the 5th is fine with me.

What do you mean by big gathering?

If it is going to be an open gathering why not showcase ubuntu.
I can bring my Lenovo laptop with ubuntu installed on it (
bemachilkoun yeha hal marra :P )
With some apps installed also for example the theme can be ubuntu for
development.
Others can do it with another theme for example something like ubuntu
studio theme or edubuntu.
meaning if someone wants for example to showcase how to do 3d modeling
we can demonstrate this with blender.
etc...
I can try to bring as much people as i can.
We have to decide on the place to host us as well.

Lets have the team put together first before thinking about who's the
leader, i don't care about who is going to be the leader, kelkoun
chabeb taybeh ;) since we all have the same purpose and goals, i
understand that there is a dispute when there are different goals, but
in our case there is no meaning for any dispute.


On 5/24/10, Joe Rahme <joe.hakim.rahme at gmail.com> wrote:
> The issue is not a personal one against the actual leader, but rather the
> fact that the current leader has no program, project, plan whatsoever. By
> asking for a vote for this position we're not asking to vote for people (I
> for one don't know anyone here personally), but to vote for programs.
>
> We're not accusing anyone for the inactivity of the team. Pointing and
> blaming each other is the worst way to go at this point. Haven't we learned
> anything from our politicians?
>
> The only thing I am asking is to have a laid out plan for the next year so
> we could know exactly what's expected of us, the rest of the team, the
> leadership.
>
> Give us a plan and we'll follow you Jocelyn. And let others give their own
> plans. Accept some competition and fight for what you think should be yours.
> The team can only benefit from this.
>
> rahmu
>