Author Archives: akgraner

Ubuntu App Developer Week Day 5 and Wrap-up

What an awesome week for application developers. Ubuntu App Developer Week was a week of great speakers, great sessions, great participation, Multitouch, Unity, GObject, Introspection, PyGI, Qt, Qt Quick, QML, Internationalization, KDE, Phonon, Multimedia, Touchegg, Plasma Widgets, Python, Testing, Rapid Prototyping, Thunderbird, GStreamer, Zeitgeist, D-Bus, Ubuntu One, Bazaar, Lenses, Launcher API, Indicators, Launchpad, Translations, Application […]

Ubuntu Cloud Portal Introduction

If you’re interested about Ubuntu usage in the Cloud, and if you haven’t yet checked out the Ubuntu Cloud Portal, I’ve got news for you, you’re missing out on some fun. Check out http://cloud.ubuntu.com/. The Cloud portal is designed to help someone who cares about but is new to Ubuntu and the Cloud quickly find […]

Announcing the Next Ubuntu Bug Day! April 14th 2011

  Fellow Ubuntu Triagers! This week’s Bug Day targets are*drum roll please* *Ubuntu Translations*! * 28 New bugs need a hug * 32 Incomplete bugs need a status check * 17 Confirmed bugs need a review Bookmark it, add it to your calendars, turn over those egg-timers! * 14 April 2011 * https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20110414 Are you […]

Another wiki.ubuntu.com Upgrade Update

Back on March 9th I posted a wiki.ubuntu.com Upgrade Update which outlined a tentative timeline for the upgrade of wiki.ubuntu.com. Today the Community Council received another update from Charlie Schluting of Canonical: We have openid (with teams) working in the latest moin. A test upgrade (of another wiki) that we started working on this week […]

Shipit Discontinued, Long Live LoCo Teams

Today it was announced that ShipIt, the free CD service that Canonical has been running since the inception of Ubuntu will be discontinued. I know some LoCo Teams may be worried about this, so I wanted to clarify some details right away. Why? – a few reasons. Firstly, CD distribution is not really as effective […]