Welcome!

[palintheus]

Welcome to the Oklahoma LoCo Team Forum!

If you live in Oklahoma, and strive to adhere to the Ubuntu Code of Conduct consider joining the Oklahoma LoCo!

Here are some links to the Oklahoma LoCo sites

• Mailing List

• Main Site *

• Wiki

• Launchpad, don't forget to join while you are there.

• IRC Channel: #ubuntu-oklahoma on freenode.net (port 8001), Don't have an IRC client, try X-Chat, available in the Ubuntu Repositories.

*under construction

If you have any questions, feel free to send any member a PM or email.



Loco Information
From the Ubuntu LoCo Wiki

What is a LoCo team?

A LoCo Team is a Local Community of (in our case) Ubuntu users. A LoCo can involve a lot of things such as local promoting, support in the local language, general support to local users and much more. Most importantly however, it lets people find other Ubuntu users near them.

Why are there LoCos?

LoCos are around to help promote or support Ubuntu and build communities in specific areas. Most LoCos have projects such as translating or customising Ubuntu for their specific area, which is one of the things that makes Ubuntu great. The LoCos are a very important part of the Ubuntu Community.

Why should I join a LoCo team?

There are lots of benefits and fun to be had getting involved with a LoCo team, not only in terms of spreading awareness about Ubuntu, but also helping to develop free software in your community, improve Ubuntu and more. For more details see this page.

Do Canonical run the LoCo teams?

No, LoCo teams are independent groups run by the group's members. These groups are organised, run, promoted and managed independently from Canonical. Although the groups are independent, there is a very close relationship with Canonical, and Canonical work to help support groups in different ways. Canonical also try to solve serious problems in LoCo teams. We see the relationship between LoCo teams and Canonical as very close, and there is a mutual understand and respect both ways.