<mhz> hey all
<erdalronahi> Hi
<mhz> jono: are you still out there?
<erdalronahi> Hi, the Kurdish team has a "success story" with mixed emotions:
<erdalronahi> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Ubuntu_in_Diyarbakir
<erdalronahi> We had a big Ubuntu celebration, but afterwards a criminal prosecution
<nejode> ¿¿¿why???
<erdalronahi> because Kurdish is not an official language in Turkey
<erdalronahi> and the Mayor of the town said he would use Kurdish Ubuntu in his office
<nejode> ...and the turkish officials say it has to be turkish...sure...
<erdalronahi> Turkish authorities have a very special attitude towards the Kurdish language...
<nejode> I can imagine...
<effie_jayx> wow
<effie_jayx> erdalronahi, ARE YOU GUYS OK THOUGH?
<erdalronahi> We are fine,
<erdalronahi> as far as we can see the mayor is the one who's getting the blame
<nejode> one of the good things about Ubuntu... great language support
<erdalronahi> Yeah, that's how WE see it
<erdalronahi> effie_jayx, ten years ago we would all have been dead after such an event
<erdalronahi> today it's just a prosecution, threatening with prison,
<erdalronahi> hopefully resulting in a fine
<effie_jayx> erdalronahi, only because of language
<erdalronahi> language and cultural rights are at the core of the conflict, unfortunately
<nejode> erdalronahi: until you people don't have your own country...
<erdalronahi> well, we hope that peaceful events like this help to solve the problem
<nejode> I hope too...
<erdalronahi> there has been a lot of support in the Turkish open-source community
<nejode> that's very good, because unfortunately sometimes open source communities are very political...
<erdalronahi> Well, the Turkish one is divided on the issue
<nejode> well, division seems to be the norm sometimes, at least in ubuntu-ve we try to stay clear of politics...
<erdalronahi> Hm, you do also live in an area that is all but calm
<effie_jayx> erdalronahi, and believe we have elections tomorrow
<effie_jayx> erdalronahi, subdivisions have never been so bitter
<effie_jayx> erdalronahi, but ubuntu brings us together
<erdalronahi> I wish I could say that for the Middle East, too
<nejode> erdalronahi: it's not me...
<effie_jayx> elkbuntu, are you there
<effie_jayx> ?
<erdalronahi> Good night/day/whatever
<Admiral_Chicago> that story is ridiculous
<Admiral_Chicago> but doesn't suprise me
<effie_jayx> yeah
<effie_jayx> very
<MehdiHassanpour> Yann2: ping
<MehdiHassanpour> Yann2: ping
<MehdiHassanpour> Yann2: is there any problem with ubuntu-eu MySQL server ?
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<zakame> hi all
<zakame> mitsuhiko: oh hi, received your pong earlier... can you help me in getting subdomains to work on ubuntu-ph.org?
<mdke> morning
<elkbuntu> hi mdke
<mdke> hi elkbuntu, how was your presentation yesterday>
<elkbuntu> mdke, good, how was yours?
<mdke> I didn't do it.
<mdke> hopefully someone else took my place
<elkbuntu> yes, laserjock iirc
<mdke> splendid
<elkbuntu> i totally forgot you were not there for yours
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<Admiral_Chicago> did LP just go down
<Admiral_Chicago> err wrong channel*
<Admiral_Chicago> but no it didn't
<mdke> that was a bit abstract
<Admiral_Chicago> mdke: i was on LP and it told me that it might have went down
<Admiral_Chicago> arg, i can't find this one item that needs translation
* jenda fully supports the Kurdish LoCo Team in whatever their next steps will be, and will participate in any community effort in that direction that appears.
<jenda> jono: ping
<jono> jenda: pong
<jenda> Hey there.
<jenda> I wanted to ask an opinion
<jenda> or, perhaps - an official stance :)
<jenda> I attended the Linux Weekend of the CZLUG yesterday, and had a short talk on accelerated desktops, then we went to a pub for a few beers and discussed Linux and things related.
<jenda> One of the folks there runs a printer, and I mentioned the stuff I do - the posters, stickers, etc.
<jenda> He became interested, and it seems he would like to create Ubuntu stuff professionally, commercially.
<jenda> How would that work?
<jenda> oops
<jenda> jono^
<elkbuntu> you didnt miss anything
<jenda> ツ
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<jenda> hehe
<jono> jenda: well he would need to seek trademark permission but he can just do his thing
<jenda> I ain't betting my hard-paypal'd money :)
<jenda> jono: and if the logo goes unaltered, is the permission still required?
<jenda> For exapmle, he'd like to re-print the posters I made
<jenda> I already had them approved.
<jono> jenda: good question, I would need to check
<jenda> ok
<jono> I think you can just go ahead
<mdke> if you read the Trademark information page, it will tell you
<jenda> I'm reading it.
<mdke> you need permission even where the mark is unaltered
<jenda> BTW, it needs serious revision - bugs to the regular spot?
<mdke> yes
<jenda> https://bugs.launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-website/+bug/74247
<jenda> request sent, thx guys.
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<effie_jayx> hello everyone :D
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<effie_jayx> nejode, nice to see you here
<effie_jayx> :D
<nejode> hello there man...
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