FOSDEM Attendees
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Hi all!
At the Ubuntu Community in Europe, we usually create a Telegram chat group for the attendees of events like Ubucon Europe and FOSDEM.
We use these groups to help each other navigate foreign countries, chat regarding the event, and coordinate meeting points etc...For FOSDEM we have this group since last year. And being Ubports also part of Ubuntu Community and Telegram available for our platform I think it make complete sense for you to join us on the group and activities during FOSDEM.
You can join the group by following the link:
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAAtfczK1cobJMlIXmAHope to see many of you there!
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Event information:
https://gettogether.community/events/6/saturday-dinner-at-fosdem/ -
@diogo said in FOSDEM Attendees:
Hi all!
At the Ubuntu Community in Europe, we usually create a Telegram chat group for the attendees of events like Ubucon Europe and FOSDEM.
We use these groups to help each other navigate foreign countries, chat regarding the event, and coordinate meeting points etc...For FOSDEM we have this group since last year. And being Ubports also part of Ubuntu Community and Telegram available for our platform I think it make complete sense for you to join us on the group and activities during FOSDEM.
You can join the group by following the link:
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAAtfczK1cobJMlIXmAHope to see many of you there!
How I could join this group using the tg app?
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@guru I had to use a non ubports device and browser to open the link and all worked fine.
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@lakota Yep, me too. But, how can we join such group with our software (the tg app)? It's always a mess to use some other device for this
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@guru Working on this, bascially if you send the link to yourself it could work already
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Link is currently broken hopefully will work soon.
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The link is now working! -
I have to point out that there's a talk that's related to UBports happening: The state of Mir. (I won't explain the significance of Mir to UBports here: If you don't know already, then the talk is not for you; if you do, then you'll be very welcome to represent the most visible project using Mir.)