Ubuntu - Benvinguts, passeu passeu (Page 2)

Building the Ubuntu App Development community (I): communication channels

One of the main objectives for the Ubuntu 12.04 cycle is to build upon the foundations set by the Ubuntu App Developer [http://developer.ubuntu.com] site, My Apps [https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com] and the Ubuntu Software Centre [http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/features/ubuntu-software-centre] and start building

Translations

Translations sessions at the 12.04 Ubuntu Developer Summit

[http://uds.ubuntu.com/] So now it's the turn for the translations post! For all of you interested in helping and being part of the effort of making Ubuntu available in any language, here's a quick list with an overview of the Ubuntu Developer Summit [http:

App Developer Site

App developer sessions at the 12.04 Ubuntu Developer Summit

[http://uds.ubuntu.com/] UDS [http://uds.ubuntu.com/] is here again. Tomorrow another week packed with content that will define the plans for a new Ubuntu LTS release will start, and this time around application development will be a prominent topic. So for all of you interested in helping

App Development

Translations and App development sessions today at the Ubuntu Open Week

[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek/]Just a heads up that this week is Ubuntu Open Week [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek/]! Ubuntu Open Week is a series of online workshops where you can: * Learn about the Ubuntu landscape * Talk to some of the key developers from the Ubuntu project * Find

Ubuntu

Què fa que l'Ubuntu 11.10 sigui un sistema operatiu genial?

Un resum de les funcions que fan de l'Ubuntu 11.10 un sistema operatiu fantàstic i fàcil d'utilitzar per a tothom.

Ubuntu

Making Ubuntu available in 50 languages

[people.canonical.com/~dpm/stats/ubuntu-11.10-translation-stats.html] Quoting the Ubuntu philosophy, one of our core values is to provide the ability for every computer user to use Ubuntu in their language of choice. This in turn is made possible by an army of volunteer translators, who throughout the development

App Developer Site

Announcing the Ubuntu App Developer site

I'm thrilled to announce the launch of a significant milestone in the ongoing effort of making Ubuntu a target for app developers: the new Ubuntu App Developer site [http://developer.ubuntu.com/]. Developer.ubuntu.com should now be the central point of reference for any topics related to

AppDeveloperWeek

Goodbye And Thanks For All the Apps: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 5 And Wrap-Up

Another edition of the Ubuntu App Developer Week and another amazing knowledge sharing fest around everything related to application development in Ubuntu. Brought to you by a range of the best experts in the field, here's just a sample of the topics they talked about: App Developer Strategy,

AppDeveloperWeek

All Good Things Come To An End: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4 Summary Last day of UADW! While we're watching the final sessions, here's what happened yesterday:Creating an App Developer Website: developer.ubuntu.com By John Oxton [https://launchpad.net/%7Ejohnoxton] and David Planella [https://launchpad.net/%7Edpm]Creating the

AppDeveloperWeek

Knowing Your Destination Is Half The Journey: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3 Summary Time flies and we're already halfway through UADW, but there is still much to come! Here's yesterday report for your reading pleasure:Unity Mail: Webmail Notification on Your Desktop By Dmitry Shachnev [https://launchpad.net/%7Emitya57]Starting off

AppArmor

Ramping Up: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 2

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 2 Summary Another app developer day is over and we're nearly halfway through the week. Here's what happened yesterday:Making Your App Speak Languages with Launchpad Translations By David Planella [https://launchpad.net/%7Edpm]In this session we learned how

AppDeveloperWeek

Great Is The Art Of Beginning: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 1

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 1 Summary The first day of Ubuntu App Developer Week is over and we're ramping up to day 2! A great start and lots of interest in the audience. Here is a small summary from yesterday's schedule. Making Ubuntu a

App Development

Ubuntu App Developer Week Starting Today

Kicking Off Ubuntu App Developer Week The Ubuntu App Developer Week [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek/] is starting today, so get ready for an awesome week full of exciting sessions and great speakers around the topic of application development in Ubuntu.Here's a taster of what's

App Development

Announcing Ubuntu App Developer Week

Ubuntu App Developer Week [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek] I'm thrilled to announce the next edition of Ubuntu AppDeveloperWeek [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek], from the 5th to 9th September 2011 at #ubuntu-classroom [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom] on IRC. Ubuntu App Developer Week is a week

App Development

Making Ubuntu a Platform for App Developers - The Survey

[http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/N9GXFGR]Making Ubuntu a Choice for App Developers We want to put Ubuntu on the app development map. We want to provide a top level experience through a platform that makes it easy for developers to create applications and distribute them to millions [http://www.

App Development

Looking for testers in London

This cycle I'm spending some of my time on a project outside the translations world: working with the awesome Web Design Team on a portal to attract and make it easy for developers to create and publish lightweight applications for Ubuntu. As part of this work, we'

Launchpad

Ubuntu Oneiric Open for Translation

After the first language packs have now been generated, I am pleased to announce that our current development release, Ubuntu Oneiric, is now open for translation: [https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric] * Translation schedule. Remember that according to therelease schedule [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule]translatable messages might be subject

Oneiric

New Translations Videocast: UDS O Translations Highlights

So, new Ubuntu cycle and time for a fresh translations videocast! Join me tomorrow at the Ustream Ubuntu Translations channel [http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ubuntu-translations-with-david-planella], where I'll give you a summary about the great sessions we had around translations last week at the Ubuntu Developer Summit [http:

AppDeveloperWeek

Ubuntu App Developer Week Day 5 and Wrap-up

[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek/] 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,

App Review Process

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4 Summary Ramping up to the end of the week we had another full app development goodness day, and one where the session topics fitted together in a nice workflow as well: creating bling, creating apps with Rapid Prototyping, getting them into Ubuntu, adding

AppDeveloperWeek

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3 Summary Right into the middle of the week and still delivering the most diverse set of sessions from the most interesting technologies. QML, Cloud, D-Bus, Multitouch, Unity, Bazaar... Wednesday had a bit of everything. Most importantly, this sessions are for you all, so

AppDeveloperWeek

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 2

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 2 Summary Wow, what a great follow-up to the first day! The second Ubuntu App Developer Week [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek] brought lots of awesome: great speakers and sessions, great participation, improvisation, Python, GTK, KDE, Qt, PyGI, Zeitgeist, Gstreamer, Introspection, Thunderbird, Unity, API

AppDeveloperWeek

Off to a Great Start: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 1

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 1 Summary A great start for a great week. Looking at the lots of participation and questions during the first day shows that developing applications in Ubuntu is a hot topic. Here is a small summary from yesterday's schedule.Enabling Multitouch and

AppDeveloperWeek

Ubuntu App Developer Week Kicks Off Today

[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuAppDeveloperWeek] Ubuntu App Developer Week [http://ubuntu-news.org/2011/03/31/announcing-ubuntu-app-developer-week-2/] kicks off today with a rich set of interesting sessions to showcase and teach how to develop awesome applications on the Ubuntu Platform. It's going to be on the #ubuntu-classroom [http://webchat.

AppDeveloperWeek

Ubuntu App Developer Week 11.04 Starting on Monday

Just a quick reminder that the next Ubuntu App Developer Week [https://davidplanella.wordpress.com/2011/03/31/announcing-ubuntu-app-developer-week/] starts next Monday on the #ubuntu-classroom [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-classroom] IRC channel on Freenode. So get ready for a week packed with sessions on how to develop awesome applications