Hi Jono and LoCo people, first I'd like to congratulate for your new job, Jono. I hope you'll be able to push the community to or even beyond its limits :)
Please let me introduce myself, and the activities of the not-yet-official Hungarian LoCo Team. The whole LoCo Team was started because of the localisation, but nowadays it's much more than just pushing translations to Rosetta. We have built a community site (ubuntu.hu), which has a wiki with many useful howtos and articles about various topics, and a forum which has been pretty active for more than 9 months now (you have to know that most distro's community homepages die after several weeks in Hungary). With the support of a free cable television channel we were running a series about Ubuntu, there were about 4-5 episodes. Our latest big hit is the Hungarian Ubuntu Conferece, where many well-known community developers have accepted our invitation - we'll have an English language section, so everyone is invited, maybe our neighbours could use the chance to come and visit Budapest while having some Ubuntu fun (please see this page for further information: http://ubuntu.hu/konf/?q=english). I'd like to thank Mark and Canonical to let all this happen... I think the Hungarian Team performs pretty well despite the few active members (around 8-10 people taking part in the actions mentioned above). The conference will be good opportunity to bring in some more fresh power... Cheers, Szilveszter Farkas / phanatic -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
