Hi,
I'm from Egypt and I've been using* (lightly) linux distros for 12 years now (intermittently). I like Mint and its spirit.
Can I start an "official" Local Community for Egypt?
I'm not an engineer or a programmer. But I know some of the basics of using/installing Mint and the concepts of open-source software in general.
I noticed there isn't any Egyptian or Arabic-speaking communities. But I know for a fact that there's Arab following for Mint.
So, How can we start something here?
*by using I mean I installed & used (ranging from a few hours to several months) different distros like: Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Debian, Mint, Fedora, DSL, Ghost BSD, PC-BSD (I know these are not linux), Kali, Tails, elementary, Open SUSE, Ubuntu MATE, PC Linux, and Whonix.
To start a mint local community, Do I have to be an expert?
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To start a mint local community, Do I have to be an expert?
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Re: To start a mint local community, Do I have to be an expert?
You can take inspiration from other local communities: https://linuxmint.com/links.php. You'll find blogs, forums, mailinglists and IRC channels and more. Some have just a forum, others have gone all out. Just start with something you feel comfortable with and take it from there. If there is some active interest (not just you ) we can also host a forum for your language here in the Other Languages forums.
Re: To start a mint local community, Do I have to be an expert?
Thanks a lotxenopeek wrote:You can take inspiration from other local communities: https://linuxmint.com/links.php. You'll find blogs, forums, mailinglists and IRC channels and more. Some have just a forum, others have gone all out. Just start with something you feel comfortable with and take it from there. If there is some active interest (not just you ) we can also host a forum for your language here in the Other Languages forums.