how many (K)Ubuntu users from New York City hanging out on the forums?

I'm wondering about how many NYC (K)Ubuntu_ers are hanging out on the forum here.

I would like to start a local NYC (K)Ubuntu monthly meet-up or club of sorts for (K)Ubuntu users in NYC.

Brooklyn in da house!!!! :)

i guess me and you are the only ones.

bump....

any other new yorkers?

Well you know how it is. NYC ain't exactly about humanity ;)

I wish! I'm from the Houston area...

I wish! I'm from the Houston area... If you move here I promise to not tell anyone you from Texas :)

i would have thought there would be more NYC users here.

actualy, i figured NYC a big place for KDE for some reason.

bump, NYC (K)Ubuntu users?

Yeah, but I ain't meeting up wit' no one.

I moved to Arizona from Laurelton (Springfield Gardens, Queens)...does that count ??

I moved to Arizona from Laurelton (Springfield Gardens, Queens)...does that count ?? Only if you attend the meetings ;)

I would like to invite all New Yorkers, native and transplants to join the "NU Ubuntu Team" ( Northeastern United States of America Ubuntu Team ).

This is a regional team that will coordinate with state and local teams like the one you are forming. We can Network and help each other out to create a community of unity here in the Northeastern US.

I live in Silver Spring, Maryland (DC Metro area) and we have one other member from Portland, Maine.

Ok it is just 2 of us but we just started like the NYC Team. I don't mean for this to be a counter team but a team of regional coordination. Where we can unite, stabilize and implement actualization relatively effectively.

please see us here: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=184438

Silver Spring, Maryland(DC metro area), New York, New York, & Portland, Maine sounds like a nice start to a lasting coalition and the spirit and excitement of Ubuntu.

Hope to see you all on the list of the " NU Ubuntu Team " and wish you much success and momemtum on the building of the NYC Team.

Yozef

I'm in Queens . . . and it's high time we started a group . . . Three of us makes a movement right?

Join the revolution!

I'm not from anywhere even remotely near New York. I'm not even that close to (old) York. But it's about 20 times closer...

i have to call u tonight saalota. about the email u sent me.

RAV TUX said: I would like to invite all New Yorkers, native and transplants to join the "NU Ubuntu Team" ( Northeastern United States of America Ubuntu Team ).

This is a regional team that will coordinate with state and local teams like the one you are forming. We can Network and help each other out to create a community of unity here in the Northeastern US.

I live in Silver Spring, Maryland (DC Metro area) and we have one other member from Portland, Maine.

Ok it is just 2 of us but we just started like the NYC Team. I don't mean for this to be a counter team but a team of regional coordination. Where we can unite, stabilize and implement actualization relatively effectively.

please see us here: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=184438

Silver Spring, Maryland(DC metro area), New York, New York, & Portland, Maine sounds like a nice start to a lasting coalition and the spirit and excitement of Ubuntu.

Hope to see you all on the list of the " NU Ubuntu Team " and wish you much success and momemtum on the building of the NYC Team.

Yozef

*moving to the NU Ubuntu Team Sub-forum*

Hello, Brooklyn in the house here. I know a couple other users as well, we just need to settle on a place to all meet up and discuss a plan of action - like how we can put the Northeastern LoCo Team ideas into action in this city.

Anyone with me?

N8K99 said: Hello, Brooklyn in the house here. I know a couple other users as well, we just need to settle on a place to all meet up and discuss a plan of action - like how we can put the Northeastern LoCo Team ideas into action in this city.

Anyone with me?

im with you 100%!

bklyn here. You know about NYLUG right? http://www.nylug.org

Perhaps post to the NYLUG ML if you're looking for more ubunto users.

cheers, david

wastrel said: bklyn here. You know about NYLUG right? http://www.nylug.org

Perhaps post to the NYLUG ML if you're looking for more ubunto users.

cheers, david Welcome to the NU Ubuntu Team!

I'm from Brooklyn too. I was looking for a LoCo Team. maybe we'll have to make one! You guys NYLUG members?

Ubuntu Edgy eft Brooklyn user here

I think someone should start a ubuntu loco team for the 5 boroughs

A New York Ubuntu Loco Team has been created and we want all You New Yorkers to join!

Visit the Members page to get started.

-Yosef

nyc queens

charlemagnefate said: I think someone should start a ubuntu loco team for the 5 boroughs

I agree, 5 seperate LoCo teams, for each borough

Yup. Brooklyn here, too.

harlem...

i'm down to meet like whenever.

Elmhurst, Queens. ):P

I'm in manhattan...

Anyone else from manhattan?

I think there are lots of people in NYC that use Ubuntu. It's just that there is so much stuff going on around the city that OS release gathering is just too lame to bother. Unless this is a big time production with promotions and so on and so forth. It's a possibility for the future, possibly when some famous or semi-famous DJ (hint hint ) makes it his /her gimmick to get people out to party, but again this is so not mainstream at this point. And who wants to get all the non-drinking freeloading geeks together for a party.

Chudilo said: I think there are lots of people in NYC that use Ubuntu.

It's just that there is so much stuff going on around the city that OS release gathering is just too lame to bother. Unless this is a big time production with promotions and so on and so forth. It's a possibility for the future, possibly when some famous or semi-famous DJ (hint hint ) makes it his /her gimmick to get people out to party, but again this is so not mainstream at this point. And who wants to get all the non-drinking freeloading geeks together for a party.

I'm an NYC Ubuntu user (Live in Queens, work in Manhattan), and there are tons of Linux/Ubuntu gatherings in NYC. I'd rather not mention what's going on (to prevent self-promotion), but if you do Google searches, there are meetings to talk about features in Ubuntu.