[ubuntu-uk] What aren't we doing? What should we be doing?
alan c
aeclist at candt.waitrose.com
Fri Jun 24 21:07:15 UTC 2011
On 24/06/11 17:21, Ronnie Tucker wrote:
> How about a site/page where people who have Ubuntu installed could go
> for help. This site/page would have volunteers logged in and waiting for
> folks needing help
This sounds pretty close to Ubuntuforums to me. I use this frequently
to give support to others and also to get support for myself. I
prefer Ubuntuforums more than IRC. I have found IRC to be very useful
on times I have used it, but I find it pretty cryptic to get it all
started correctly and I do not really understand what is connecting
etc. Now if I feel intimidated by the IRC cryptic clunkiness, I am
sure that real newcomers will be uncomfortable. Forums are seen a lot
in Windows World, and have a familiarity.
I use teamviewer a lot to help remote friends (non commercial) and
although I dislike the proprietary-ness of teamviewer it works well,
and can be installed into a live session.
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alan cocks
Ubuntu user
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