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Hi.
The /debutsav-cochin/ discussion is progressing fairly and as we
agreed upon dividing in to two parallel tracks of talks/sessions. I
was wondering what we are going to add to the Debian track. How we are
promoting to the Debian people outside Kerala? I suppose the forever
flagship talk - Introduction to Debian and Debian packaging session
will be in the FOSS track.
PS: Not just D people, everybody is invited to share your bits.
- --abhijith
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*Namaste*Everyone,
Hamara developers and contributors gleefully present to you the most
awaited lightweight, full-fledged, easy-to-use distro designed specially
for Indians, *Hamara Sugam*. The distro is highly suitable for devices
with low computing resources and usesMATEDE to provide you with
customized themes that capture the essence of our culture and roots.
Check out our blog post covering the release of Hamara Sugam 2.0 here
[0] Hamara Sugam 2.0 Release -
https://www.hamaralinux.org/2018/07/hamara-sugam-2-0-releases/
Check the detailed bug specifications and fixes in the release notes on
our wiki[1]
[1] Release Notes for Hamara Sugam -
https://wiki.hamaralinux.org/wiki/index.php/Hamara_Sugam_2.0/Release_Notes
*Features*
*Hamara Sugam*is a feature-rich Operating System targeting the masses.
We have tried to make user experience foolproof by providing the
following features in this release.
1. Easy to use Calamares Installer
Considering the mind boggling setup with Debian Installer for anyone new
to installing Operating Systems, we tried porting toUbiquity
Installerwhich was later overtaken byCalamares. Calamares is the
universal installer framework which is very customizable while being
super easy and pragmatic. We have this beautiful installer integrated
with Hamara Sugam keeping our promise of making the distro easy-to-use
for everyone.
[2] Calamares Installer - https://calamares.io/
2. Power Up: Linux kernel
We have upgraded the kernel to keep in sync with Debian and we shall
keep pushing the latest kernels via point updates.
3. Theme
We’re using Materiatheme for GTK and Papertheme for icons in Sugam
taking into account the assuasive design and experience.
4. Generic application names
To avoid any confusion for users which might be caused by using MATE DE
due to their naming conventions, we have made most application names
generic.
Release notes
Please look for the official Release notes with all the changes and bug
fixes curated at one place
[3] Release Notes -
https://wiki.hamaralinux.org/wiki/index.php/Hamara_Sugam_2.0/Release_Notes
Screenshots
Take a look the screenshots of the Hamara Sugam Release [4]
[4] Screenshots of Hamara - https://www.hamaralinux.org/screenshots/
Download Hamara Sugam 2.0 ISO
Get the latest Hamara Sugam 2.0 ISO [5]
[5] Hamara Sugam ISO - https://www.hamaralinux.org/download/
Report bugs/ Ask for help
Report bugs or improvements if you come across any here [6]
[6] Hamara Bugzilla - https://bugs.hamaralinux.org/
Get involved and contribute
One of the key points of Hamara which differentiates it from other
Operating Systems is the support and contribution to and from the
community. This is why you’ll be helping us the most by involving with
the Hamara community and learning and contributing from there.
We are available at various communication Channelschoose your favorite
and say Hi! 😀
[7] https://www.hamaralinux.org/contribute/
[8] IRC/Matrix - #hamara on OFTC
[9] Telegram Group - https://t.me/hamaraLinux
Thanks
Namaste!
The coolest Open Source Indian distro is all set for its next release. Hamara Linux, a distro that actually manages to provide comfort to any Indian and does absolutely well in making us feel it belongs to us is going to release Sugam, a lightweight, full-fledged distro on 15th July 2018. Excited to know how Hamara manages to make you feel more compatible with it? Join us for Sugam's release party! We have in store exciting activities and surprises for people of all domains.
Come, enjoy, win prizes, get goodies and meet the amazing team behind our success.
Get on the link and confirm your presence at the event: https://bit.ly/2MR6H4e
If you want to organise your own release party, contact us and we will send you a party box!
See you there! :)
Venue: AIHP Tower, 249G 2nd Floor, Udyog Vihar, Phase 4, Gurgaon, Haryana 122015
Time: 11 AM
Hello Levi
On Friday 30 March 2018 03:08 PM, levi vaguez wrote:
> Yes, SDS has a mailing list.
> We use the meetup group as our mailing list.
Ilugcochin have one now (ilugcochin(a)lists.fsci.org.in) :). Everybody can
subscribe to this list. Please send request to
postmaster(a)lists.fsci.org.in If SDS need a real FOSS mailinglist :P
Also wondering where our MiniDebConf Kochi discussion got stalled.
--abhijith.
