Hello, I'd like to Join Mint's Team

[HOOHAA]

Hello Everyone,

First of all, I'm NOT a developer and can't be one at the moment

Long story short, Mint is one of the distributions that one can't ignore no matter what. It's taking the lead in the top 5 in Distrowatch for a long time now and it's finally on TOP1/RANK1 after beating Ubuntu, the base of Mint WELL DONE by the way

I've been with Ubuntu previously and now with Lubuntu (which is an official variant of Ubuntu based on LXDE) for quite sometime and I'd like to keep the wheel moving over there and join another team to expand my skills and experience and to learn MORE about Mint and Linux in general.

I'm sorry if I'm posting in the wrong place but I thought it's good to post here since I'm a forum guy. If this is WRONG, please be nice

Some of my activities with Lubuntu and Ubuntu are here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad

Looking forward to hear/read from you

Thanks a lot.

P.S.
I know I can simply go to Mint's Website and have a look BUT I want to talk to people and listen to their advices beside I want to say Hello so Hello again

[nunol]

Welcome to the Linux Mint Forums HOOHAA!

Cheers.

[HOOHAA]

Welcome to the Linux Mint Forums HOOHAA!

Cheers.

Thanks, nunol

[Oscar799]

One option,if you speak and write another language besides English is Translation,details here
https://translations.launchpad.net/linuxmint

[HOOHAA]

One option,if you speak and write another language besides English is Translation,details here
https://translations.launchpad.net/linuxmint

Hi,

Are you saying that "Translation" is the only way to contribute?

[Oscar799]

No - it is one option

[proxima_centauri]

Providing support to users on the forums and the IRC Channel #linuxmint-help,#linuxmint-debian is a good way to keep active with the community and to give back.

You might also be interested in contacting Clem on the community website and finding out whether iso testing is something you could help with.

[HOOHAA]

No - it is one option

Yes, now it make sense
Thanks

P.S.

"Don't fix it if it ain't broken,don't break it if you can't fix it" Husse

I like this a lot

[HOOHAA]

Providing support to users on the forums and the IRC Channel #linuxmint-help,#linuxmint-debian is a good way to keep active with the community and to give back.

Forum support is one of the most interesting things that I like to do and I do it best.
Thanks
As for IRC, I don't really like it.

You might also be interested in contacting Clem on the community website and finding out whether iso testing is something you could help with.

I did that with Lubuntu 11.10 beta and sent many important feedback and reported some bugs. I think it's a good option too

Thanks