> Hi all!
>
> We haven't had an IRC meeting in a while, so I was wondering if there
> is still interest in having them. I enjoyed them, as I think it's
> nice to try and get everyone together at the same time every so often.
I'd love to have one, haven't been to my first one yet as I missed th
prefer to
> have it all in one place.
Stupid question, what would the arch repository be for? Contributing
what? debian.women.org is a point of contact right, it isn't going to
start running its own stuff is it? Sorry, I'm a little confused :)
Cheers,
Pia
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o something, if they are nervous or
whatever about contributing to a project personally, or submitting stuff
for comment if they want some feedback and are new to the scene and not
used to it. Perhaps? :)
Pia
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On Mon, 2004-07-05 at 19:36, Fernanda Weiden wrote:
> FYI and comments...
>
> The Linux Operator Guide to Women
>
> http://www.g4techtv.com/feature.aspx?article_key=431
Man, that is AWESOME! :D So so very funny. I'm posting this around my
community right now ;)
Hugs,
Pia
-
ble
committing it personally. Imagine having Debian Women as a name in a
package for contributions :)
My 2c worth.
Pia
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p Gnome?
Have you run xf86config, or xf86cfg to ensure that the basics are set up
ok? What actually happens when you try run X? Have you installed all the
necessary packages for GNOME (sometimes it is less than obvious).
Cheers,
Pia
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pages, and then send them to the relevant
package maintainers. That way you have direct interaction with the
people behind the projects you are improving. This can be good and bad
:)
Pia
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they had
to work under, and the complete lack of recognition they usually got.
Here is a link to a paper by one of our (few) women politicians. Very
smart woman:
http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=1178
Anyway, cheers,
Pia
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y _tell_ someone to change their tune, you can however
prove through action their tune is so irrelevant that it isn't worth
singing. People like this only want a rise from us, and we give it to
them.
Cheers,
Pia
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Pia Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Linux Australia
Hi all,
I've been wanting to jump into this thread since it started but I've been
feverishly fighting fires. Ahh, Open Source politics
> On Fri, Dec 10, 2004 at 07:48:43PM +0100, Karianne Grønningsæter wrote:
>
>> I was thinking about writing a short article about being a girl on
>> Matarò Ubunt
Hi all,
> Discussion:
> 1) We need to create spaces, forums, cultures within Debian that are
> welcoming to and supportive of women.
> 2) We need to encourage women to be involved in Debian and to interact
> with
> Debian.
Can I also suggest:
3) We need to be welcoming of men, of all people.
> I've been volunteered (due to an apparently fortuitous position
> timezone-wise) to moderate the next meeting on the debian-women IRC
> channel.
Thanks Matt :)
> Please raise your ideas for discussion topics, and one of the ones that
> gets
> general support (and that I have some idea about, s
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