Hi,
Announcement:
I’m glad to announce that Ubuntu GNOME Wiki & Documentation Team has finished all the assigned tasks for Trusty Tahr Cycle and starting from today until the final release of Ubuntu GNOME Trusty Tahr, The Wiki & Documentation Team will go through all the pages and try to polish and improve any page that needs any kind of improvement, if any.
Wiki & Documentation Team Roadmap for Trusty Tahr Cycle:
Wiki & Docs Roadmap for Trusty : Implemented successfully.
Ubuntu GNOME HOWTOs : Implemented successfully.
Accessibility Wiki Page : Implemented successfully.
Installing Ubuntu GNOME Wiki Page : Implemented successfully.
Terminal Tutorial : Deferred.
Very Important Wiki pages to be updated always – Please Note this is not a cycle specific blueprint, hence it is NOT part of any roadmap : Informational.
Special Thank:
I’d like to thank Ivan and James for everything – their excellent work, great support and high quality contributions. Thank you so much and keep the great work up!
I have enjoyed working with you. That was a great experience. It might be hard to believe the only 3 of us have done all that in a very short period (considering we do have a real-life) but since we have put our trust in each other and our faith in :
“All of Us Are Smarter Than Anyone of Us.”
What seemed hard to achieve, was an easy mission and fun. That is the power of collaboration.
Feedback:
If you have any feedback, suggestions, notes, etc … please feel free to Contact Us!
Interested to help?
If you have the passion for Wiki and Documentation and/or you like Ubuntu GNOME and would like to do something in return for all the happy moments with this system, you’re more than welcome to join us:
Ubuntu GNOME Wiki and Documentation Team
See Also: Getting Involved with Ubuntu GNOME.
As always, thank you for reading this report 🙂
Ali/amjjawad
Founder and Leader of Ubuntu GNOME Wiki & Docs Team
P.S.
This is considered as ‘the wrap up report of Ubuntu GNOME Wiki & Docs Team for Trusty Tahr Cycle’ and most likely, we have no more reports to share unless there is something new.