Four kinds of gathering, on a rhythm set by Ubuntu’s six-month release cycle. All of them are free, and none of them assume you have used Linux before.
For anyone already running Ubuntu
We walk through what changed in the new release, upgrade a few machines on the spot, and hand out install media.
For people who have never installed Linux
Bring a laptop, leave with Ubuntu on it. We handle partitioning, drivers, dual-boot, and the awkward hardware.
For Burmese speakers, no coding needed
Working session on Burmese strings in Launchpad Translations. Newcomers are paired with a reviewer.
For regulars and first-timers alike
Open session. Short talks if anyone has one, otherwise troubleshooting and planning.
Write-ups from events the team actually ran — classes, release parties, and LoCo news.
Install fests need a room, power, and a couple of people who can talk someone through a partition table. If you can offer any one of those, that is enough to start.
