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UDS Sponsorship is open!
If there is one thing that is so amazing about the Ubuntu Developers Summit is their sponsorship program. For UDS-Q in Oakland, CA USA the sponsorship request is now open. Head on over and fill it out. They love to … Continue reading
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Tagged California, canonical, community, developers, kubuntu, sponsorship, ubuntu, uds
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The Ignored Group of Ubuntu
This morning in the Community Roundtable, Jono talked about the culture of Ubuntu and how it is changing and morphing. This caused me to think about another group of people who have popped up in the Ubuntu (And open source … Continue reading
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Tagged canonical, community, culture, global, help, leadership, linux, open, open source, source, ubuntu, uds, users
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Problem Solvers vs. Problem Spotters
Over my past few years involved in the Ubuntu Community, I have noticed an interesting trend. We are really good at spotting and vocalising problems. This in itself is not a bad thing. In fact it is good to spot … Continue reading
Building a Better Community
Yesterday I wrote about leadership and in the comments someone asked about what problems I was trying to solve. It’s not about solving a current problem per se, but preventing a problem from happening.
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Leadership in the Ubuntu Community
During one of the talks yesterday (Day before? This all night remote thing is driving my internal clock insane.) at UDS, we had a community roundtable where leadership and leadership training came up.
