#title #ubuntu-au Meeting Meeting started by head_victim at 10:13:55 UTC. The full logs are available at http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-au/2012/ubuntu-au.2012-08-12-10.13.log.html . == Meeting summary == ''LINK:'' http://loco.ubuntu.com/meetings/ubuntu-au/393/detail/ (head_victim, 10:14:22) *Ubuntu Friendly ''LINK:'' https://friendly.ubuntu.com/ (head_victim, 10:16:41) ''LINK:'' https://friendly.ubuntu.com/participate/ (head_victim, 10:20:01) *CD Distribution Meeting ended at 10:52:41 UTC. == Votes == == Action items == * (none) == People present (lines said) == * jellyware (35) * head_victim (35) * md_5 (8) * meetingology (3) * kookey50 (1) == Full Log == 10:13:55 #startmeeting 10:13:55 Meeting started Sun Aug 12 10:13:55 2012 UTC. The chair is head_victim. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. 10:13:55 10:13:55 Available commands: #accept #accepted #action #agree #agreed #chair #commands #endmeeting #endvote #halp #help #idea #info #link #lurk #meetingname #meetingtopic #nick #progress #rejected #replay #restrictlogs #save #startmeeting #subtopic #topic #unchair #undo #unlurk #vote #voters #votesrequired 10:14:22 #link http://loco.ubuntu.com/meetings/ubuntu-au/393/detail/ 10:14:29 hey jared 10:14:29 The agenda is listed there for anyone who hasn't seen it 10:14:53 Good evening jellyware, we're only just starting as there's only md_5, kookey50 and yourself here for now. 10:14:55 cheers buddy 10:15:04 greetings 10:15:09 starts 8:30pm right? 10:15:16 8 10:15:18 #lurk 10:15:19 oh 10:15:20 I believed it was meant to be 2000 10:15:26 right... 10:15:28 Team Meeting: Sun 12/08/2012 @ 2000 AEST (GMT+10) 10:15:31 aplogies 10:15:44 No worries, you're here now, did you want to go over the topic you emailed me earlier? 10:15:58 ubuntu friendly? 10:16:01 Yep 10:16:27 well folks head over to https://friendly.ubuntu.com/ 10:16:30 #topic Ubuntu Friendly 10:16:41 #link https://friendly.ubuntu.com/ 10:16:59 great program of recommending systems that are friendly to ubuntu 10:17:24 once you install there is an easy process of checking your system 10:17:31 jellyware: I think it's good to let people konw what works. It would also make buying new hardware easier than trawling through generic websites. 10:18:13 I think this program is not that old 10:18:27 there is still a lot of hardware that needs to be checked 10:18:35 I did see something a while ago like it but I think this particular version is pretty new. 10:19:23 once you check your system using the tool provied in 12.04+ you can post your results on the ubuntu friendly webiste 10:20:01 #link https://friendly.ubuntu.com/participate/ 10:20:32 It's a nice, easy way to help others in the community. No need to learn how to program, no need to turn up to an event miles away. Just 10 - 15 minutes of effort at home. 10:21:14 nice 10:23:35 as soon as Im donna Im gonna run the test and upload 10:23:48 sweet md_5 10:27:07 Well I guess we can move on to the next topic 10:27:10 #topic CD Distribution 10:27:12 yep 10:27:27 I just wanted to bring up the fact that I still have about 100 CDs of Ubuntu 12.04 sitting here to distribute. 10:27:39 If anyone has any good ideas on how to use them effectively I'm all ears. 10:28:10 the new version drops in a couple of months 10:28:57 Indeed, but also this is a LTS so it will still be useful 10:29:13 if you run out of ideas I can send you fundage to send cds to me for distibution on ubuntu.net.au 10:29:16 ooh they improved the system test 10:29:19 if you run out of ideas 10:29:41 think we've lost md_5 10:29:44 jellyware: how many do you think you could realistically use? 10:29:50 Just want to put a number on it 10:29:57 realistically. not many 10:29:57 20, 50, all 100? 10:30:22 we're running at an order every 2-3 days at the moment 10:30:53 it was much busier when 12.04 first came out 10:31:33 if I paypalled you, can you send me 20cds? 10:31:34 Well I've found sending them in packs of 5 the most cost effective, they only charge 1.80 or so for that. As soon as you start putting in 10 or so it skyrockets to 5 or6 bucks a hit. 10:32:30 md_5 or kookey50, would either of you have use for some 12.04 official CDs to hand out to friends, colleagues, randoms you meet? 10:32:34 one day I will get back to my idea of getting them into public libraries 10:32:47 not any more use than making my own 10:33:09 md_5: no worries, sometimes official looking ones in proper sleeves get better reception so just thought I"d offer. 10:34:14 lets distribute them while they are still warm... 10:36:14 burn my own as well 10:36:17 I've handed 20 or so out, even got a copy on the lunch pc at work. 10:37:01 I just asked my flatmate in the kitchen. he's an it student at macquarie uni 10:37:06 his friends could use some 10:37:07 some 10:38:15 jellyware: I'll put a bunch in a satchel for you to use as you can 10:38:51 head_victim, how much can I sent you via paypal? 10:39:58 You're in Sydney these days or still in Melbourne? 10:40:25 sydney 10:40:43 3kg satchels are $11.40 so I'll just put some in that if you like 10:41:49 cool 10:42:17 just looking at austpost. phew. austpost says ubuntu is "ok" http://peter.id.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Screenshot.png 10:42:35 If you email me your address I'll put it in the post 10:42:59 sweet 10:43:08 If anyone else can think of useful ways of distributing the CDs please let me know and I'll do the same. 10:43:31 jared, is your gmail your paypal address? 10:43:44 The only requirement I would like to put on the CDs is that if you receive them, you write an email or website story about how they're used :) 10:43:45 jellyware: yeah that's it. 10:46:20 Thanks everyone for attending, not sure why it was such a low turnout but perhaps we could be more proactive next time in announcing it. Sorry I forgot to put it out on the social media circles. 10:46:33 Did anyone have anything to bring up that wasn't on the agenda? 10:46:44 thanks for hosting head_victim 10:52:41 #endmeeting Generated by MeetBot 0.1.5 (http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology)