Just signed up for new team? Does it affect my current standings?

[ventrical]

Just got an invitation to join the ubuntu-wiki-editors team on launchpad. This is the new change for etherpad instance. Did anybody else get notified?


I already have acces via Ubuntu membership. I am just wondering if it is necessary to join this new team.

Comments are welcome. Thanks

Regards..

[ventrical]

Ubuntu-wiki-editors team sign-up.



https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpContents...&logout=logout

regards..

[sudodus]

It is not necessary for you in order to edit, but I guess you may want other aspects of team - and the team hopes you will contribute

[ventrical]

It is not necessary for you in order to edit, but I guess you may want other aspects of team - and the team hopes you will contribute

Did you resolve the prob that you had?

Regards..

[sudodus]

Yes, under the alias Ister Kokos, I am a member of ubuntu-wiki-editors

[ventrical]

Yes, under the alias Ister Kokos, I am a member of ubuntu-wiki-editors

Fixed here. Can now log in with both accounts. member of u-w-e.

Regards..

[Cavsfan]

I just submitted a request to join the Ubuntu Wiki Editors

I am already a member of Users of the Ubuntu Etherpad instance team, which I had to join to edit my wiki a few months ago.
Right now I cannot edit the wiki. I am logged into Launchpad but the option to edit the wiki is not there.

Will being a member of Ubuntu Wiki Editors allow me to edit my wiki? (this sounds like a rhetorical question but, it is not )

Thank you

[sudodus]

Yes, it worked for me

By the way, which is 'your wiki'?

[PaulW2U]

Will being a member of Ubuntu Wiki Editors allow me to edit my wiki? (this sounds like a rhetorical question but, it is not )

Most definitely. At the moment you're shown as a proposed member. Once you're approved you'll get an email confirming your membership. Make sure you log out of the wiki, log-in again making sure the relevant box relating to the wiki editor's group is ticked and then you be able to edit.

[Cavsfan]

Yes, it worked for me

By the way, which is 'your wiki'?

It's in the first post of the green link in my signature. I figured it'd be better to have it there.

Here's the direct link: Creating a Custom Maintenance Free GRUB2 Screen Community Wiki
Ranch Hand gave me all the tips and his knowledge rubbed off on me, I just put it into a How to and that evolved into a wiki. Drs305 also was a big help.

I installed Xubuntu on another partition a while back and when it did an update-grub it took 3-4 minutes to complete. Mine takes less than 2 seconds to complete.
So, if you dual boot or multi-boot I can not see any reason NOT to use this.

Also, Grub2 only sees the first 4 partitons and after that it gets everything wrong. You think you are booting into the 5th partition, etc. but you are really booting into a messed up 1st Linux partition.
You will not be able to boot into it like it looks like. I've had as many as 7-8 operating systems on this 6 year old box and with the custom menu, it worked every time without fail.

Most definitely. At the moment you're shown as a proposed member. Once you're approved you'll get an email confirming your membership. Make sure you log out of the wiki, log-in again making sure the relevant box relating to the wiki editor's group is ticked and then you be able to edit.

Thanks for the info. I had a hard time before and had to sign up for the Ubuntu Etherpad instance team.
I found out I had to logout and back in for it to work.

So, I'll be sure and log out and back in this time too.
Thanks again!