<div dir="ltr"><div><div>Well of course we do want to share stories about things we've done.. :)<br><br></div>But I guess we were thinking more about giving feedback for design decisions for suture releases, as these decisions will impact us directly.<br>
<br></div>It seems the email list here might not be so bad if I can filter it right. Are there forums that are used at all for xubutnu?<br></div><div class="gmail_extra"><br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 3:42 PM, Elfy <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:ub.untu@btinternet.com" target="_blank">ub.untu@btinternet.com</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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<div>I've been on the mailing list for some time, but
have had to filter it out because there are so many
emails, and I'm not looking to actually become a
developer, just want to provide feedback on decisions.<br>
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Never have used IRC and it's not practical to start
using a new (old really) technology just to give
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Are these the only two types of communication that this
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That's interesting that you guys use Windows. Ours are all
mainly in a lab environment and we set them up completely
for free and Ubuntu makes the whole process many times
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bugs.
<div>I volunteer at a similar place in australia, but we
sell windows through the MAR program</div>
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I wanted to quickly share
our project with you: <a href="http://projectcc.org" target="_blank">projectcc.org</a><br>
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There is lots of info on our
website, but basically we set
up computer labs for
non-profits around the
developing world and many in
Milwaukee, WI where we are
from.<br>
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We're working around our 17th or
18th project at the moment
(Here's a little map/photos: <a href="http://www.projectcc.org/?page_id=624" target="_blank">http://www.projectcc.org/?page_id=624</a>)
and every computer we've donated
has been running, you guessed
it! Xubuntu!<br>
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So basically Xubuntu is extremely
important for the success of this
project and we wanted to thank
everyone. Xubuntu is really great
for getting the most out of old
hardware because of its low sys
requirements.<br>
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I would love to tell everyone more
details etc, but my main reason for
writing here, is that we're looking
for the best/easiest place to give
feedback on Xubuntu with all of our
extreme use cases, directly to the
people who are making it happen. We
want to make sure Xubtunu continues
to be what it needs to be, and feel
it would be a waste not to share all
of our experiences.<br>
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So. Between Email lists, Launchpad
groups, Irc channel things?, forums,
where is the best(easiest) place to
give our feedback and requests?<br>
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Thank you so much again everyone.
Appreciate any response.
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Some might use Windows :)<br>
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I've not since 2000 and something.<br>
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It depends who you want to reach and the <u>reason</u> for reaching
them, if you want to reach dev's then I'd say that this list is
probably the best place.<br>
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I'd not say the forum is the best place for this - might sound
strange to some ;)<br>
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If it's a 'we did this great stuff with Xubuntu' then perhaps some
of the 'social' media type platforms.<br>
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It does depend on who you want to reach. <br>
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