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[Boy nux <boynux@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Ali,

Thanks for you warm welcome message,

Let me introduce my self,

I'm Mohamad.
I have years of experience with Linux and an Ubuntu lover! I know different
distros like Ubunut, Debian, CentOS, Mandrake (aka Mandriva), Gentoo.

I was working with Linux as my primary desktop os and also servers. the
distro choice for my desktop is Ubuntu and for server is Gentoo and then
Debian.

Your project sounds very interesting to me and it'd be my pleasure to work
with you.

Regards
M


On 19 September 2013 19:03, Ali Linx (amjjawad) <amjjawad@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 9:20 AM, Marti van Lin <martivanlin@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
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>>> Hello and thanks for your reply, Marti van Lin :)
>>>
>>
>> Hello Ali and thanks for your reply to :-)
>>
>>
> Hi again, Marti :)
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>>> What an amazing day? we have so far 3 new members from 3 different
>>> countries speaking 3 different languages? is this my lucky day? :D
>>>
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>> Are you a multiple language lover or is it important for the project?
>>
>
> For the last 8 years, I have been dealing with Multi-Cultures people on
> daily basis so aside of I like to have new friends from all over the world,
> yes, this is a huge added extra help and support for the project to have
> people from different time zones and different countries speaking different
> languages :)
>
> My passion is Linux then English :)
> But this is a bit off-topic now :P
>
> So, it is good to have so many people speaking different languages because
> it means we can reach to more people ;)
>
>
>
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>> My native Language is Limburgish, my second native language is Dutch, my
>> third native language is German (which I speak fluently), I'm pretty good
>> at English as well. Hebrew is my favorite language. Unfortunately nobody in
>> my social network speaks it, but drop me 3 days in Israel and I'll speak it
>> fluently again :) And if you know Hebrew, Arabic is pretty easy to learn,
>> since it's almost identical. <3
>
>
> Man, with all these languages, you seriously can be a huge help and
> support and I can't wait to see your contributions ;)
>
>
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>>>
>>>     I started using GNU/Linux in 1999, bought SuSE Linux 6.1
>>>     Professional back then. In 2006 I started using, and more important
>>>     Alpha- and Beta testing Ubuntu.
>>>
>>>
>>> In 1999, I have gotten my very first machine and at that time, I hadn't
>>> used Linux. I started in 2009 then stopped then again in 2010 and since
>>> then, I couldn't stop and within 3 years, I have become one of the most
>>> active contributors in Ubuntu Communities and Team Leader for 3
>>> different projects at the same time :) you see, Linux changes people and
>>> those with passion, they will contribute back so this is what we all
>>> have in common ;)
>>>
>>
>> Wow, that's cool.
>>
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> :D
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>> I'm more a "work behind the scenes" type of guy. But I am an ex "Ubuntu
>> Steunpunt" (a volunteer of the Dutch/Belgian Ubuntu community who provides
>> volunteering support to Ubuntu users).
>
>
> Work behind the scenes? hehe, this is totally the opposite for me :P
>
>
>
>>  That is really nice. I do know someone who started the same project and
>>> he introduced that to Lubuntu Team. If you are interested, I can arrange
>>> for you two to have a chat or something if you want? how about that? he
>>> was doing the same thing as far as I know :)
>>>
>>
>> LOL, I will quit it, because it doesn't make sense for two people working
>> on the same thing. Better leave that project to the other person and let me
>> focus on something else, like testing and writing Dutch documentation if
>> Jop isn't already doing that.
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>
> I am not sure what happened with him and what kind of progress he has
> achieved so far?
> I am going to send a new email, CC him and the list so hope you two could
> discuss that ;)
>
> Yes, writing and spreading the word, at this stage, is too much important
> but since we are a team with nearly 40 members, we must work on too
> different tasks at the same time :)
>
> So you know Jop? he brought so great news the other day :D
> I assume he invited you to this team ;)
>
> Even if he did, the more, the better, IMHO :) I mean, don't wait for
> someone to do anything, do what you feel it is helpful!
>
>
>
>>
>>
>>> What I need from you, the same as I asked the other two friends and team
>>> mates to do and to make life easier, there you go:
>>>
>>> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/**StartUbuntu/Activities<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StartUbuntu/Activities>
>>>
>>
>> Done :)
>>
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> Amazing :D
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>
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>>
>>  Thank you so much!
>>>
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>> You're welcome and thank you so much for this initiative. I hope I'm
>> still useful for the project.
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>
> I must thank you for joining and showing that interested. I am not doing
> something big, just trying to help people and have fun to get to know more
> new people from all around this world. It is nice to find people who share
> the same passion and goal :)
>
> Thanks and I do appreciate your help :)
>
> --
> Remember: "All of us are smarter than any one of us."
> Best Regards,
> amjjawad <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad>
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