Team Ubuntu Singapore
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Hi Everyone ,
We are a group of passionate Ubuntu Linux users in Singapore who started the group 3 years ago. We are recognised by the Ubuntu as Official Ubuntu Team in Singapore , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeamList.
We will also be one of the participants of the up coming Software Freedom Day event and have recently moved to a new website and forum at http://www.ubuntu.sg.
We would like to take this opportunity to invite everyone in this forum to join us in our quest to spread the spirit of Ubuntu Philosophy.
regards
Team Ubuntu Singapore
http://www.ubuntu.sg -
Email: [email protected]
IRC: irc.freenode.net #ubuntu-sg
Mailing List Email : [email protected] ( Subscribers Only List ) -
Originally posted by Wickedpuppy:
Hi Everyone ,
We are a group of passionate Ubuntu Linux users in Singapore who started the group 3 years ago. We are recognised by the Ubuntu as Official Ubuntu Team in Singapore , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeamList.
We will also be one of the participants of the up coming Software Freedom Day event and have recently moved to a new website and forum at http://www.ubuntu.sg.
We would like to take this opportunity to invite everyone in this forum to join us in our quest to spread the spirit of Ubuntu Philosophy.
regards
Team Ubuntu Singapore
http://www.ubuntu.sgAi yah...I Fedora user...
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Its alright ... we have no prob with who is using what distro. Almost every Linux users try out other distros anyway. I myself have used solaris , sles , sled , fedora core, fedora , rhel , slackware , freebsd , gentoo , debian and so on.
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LOL... the logo looks like a cross between monkey and lion.
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Yup it was as close as we can get to Singapore Lion and Ubuntu Logo. Thanks for the feedback.
Just a short note for the site , ubuntu.sg
It is configured with Joomla CMS +phpBB forum using JFusion bridge so if you register on the Joomla , main site , you account will be available at the phpbb forum as well.
regards
wickedpuppy -
Originally posted by Wickedpuppy:
Its alright ... we have no prob with who is using what distro. Almost every Linux users try out other distros anyway. I myself have used solaris , sles , sled , fedora core, fedora , rhel , slackware , freebsd , gentoo , debian and so on.
ok....hope U guys have helpful tutorials to help newbies migrate over to Linux...I might try getting Ubuntu Live into my thumbdrive to try it out...Fedora 9 has an update problem with its Live version....fully updated means cannot run liao....of course got ways to bypass the problems but somehow...softwares and updates are not quite "Live-safe"...not sure about Ubuntu Live...