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[News] New Interviews with Ubuntu People lisati and Francis Lacoste

  • Subject: [News] New Interviews with Ubuntu People lisati and Francis Lacoste
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:20:16 +0000
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An Interview With lisati

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| An interest in Linux, and Ubuntu in 
| particular, came many years later. This was 
| initially out of curiosity but later as an 
| alternative to Windows for everyday use 
| (email, surfing, basic wordprocessing etc). 
| I started using Ubuntu regularly in 2007 
| with the 7.04 release (âFeisty Fawnâ) and 
| have had at least one machine with it 
| installed ever since. The purists might 
| wince, but I keep Windows around because 
| Iâve paid good money for some Windows 
| software with a feature set I like to help 
| with video editing.
`----

http://blog.joeb454.com/2009/10/an-interview-with-lisati/

Meet Francis Lacoste

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| Francis Lacoste recently started on a six-
| month stint of running the Canonical 
| Launchpad team. It seemed like a good time 
| to find out a little more about him.
| 
| Matthew: How did you get into free software?
| 
| Francis: It was 1996, with a few friends at 
| university, we started an online cinema 
| magazine and) I developed the first 
| generation of the content management system 
| for the site. I was looking to develop this 
| as a âfree for non-commercial useâ software. 
| Since my Mac at the time kept crashing 
| (Internet and Apple didnât worked well), I 
| looked into mklinux which was a Linux 
| variant for Powermac. And then I stumbled 
| upon the GNU Manifesto. This made so much 
| sense to me, that I ditched the âfree for 
| non-commercial useâ and became a GNU head.
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http://blog.launchpad.net/meet-the-devs/meet-francis-lacoste


Recent:

Jono Bacon on the Value of Good Communities

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| James Turner: Let's start by talking about what is your role at Canonical
| these days?
|
| Jono Bacon: Okay. So my role is the Ubuntu Community Manager at Canonical. My
| job is to encourage and to enable the global Ubuntu community to do good work
| that's productive and that they enjoy doing themselves. I have a team at
| Canonical; we work with many of the different aspects of the Ubuntu community
| across translations, development, packaging--all manner of different
| things--to help people to really make the most out of their contributions to
| Ubuntu.
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http://broadcast.oreilly.com/2009/07/jono-bacon-on-the-value-of-goo.html


Interview with Jono Bacon - Ubuntu Community Manager

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| I believe that today Ubuntu plays a critical role in the Linux ecosystem,
| primarily in that Ubuntu is bring legions of new users and contributors over
| to the Open Source family. We have seen massive growth in the user community
| in recent years, and the continued growth of Ubuntu on netbooks is continuing
| to expose Linux to new users via Ubuntu. I feel that Ubuntu has been the much
| needed on-ramp to bring many who are totally unfamiliar with Linux into our
| world.
`----

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/interviews-28/interview-with-jono-bacon-ubuntu-community-manager-712635/


Talking Community With Ubuntu's Jono Bacon

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| OStatic: What is next for the Ubuntu community? Where would you like to see
| it go in the future? Are there any outreach efforts or events that you'd
| especially like to see pushed to the next level?
|
| Bacon: We are only at the beginning of a long and exciting road. While I am
| proud of the progress we have made in the community so far, there is still
| much to do. Every community is like a growing organism: it reacts to stimulus
| and change in its environment and changes accordingly.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/talking-community-with-ubuntus-jono-bacon
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