One of the requirements to become a Ubuntu member is to have signed the Code of Conduct. It may seem like a formidable task and it was for me. I was only able to accomplish the task on my third attempt. There are several web sites that purport to make the task easier. Two are from Ask Ubuntu. “How do I sign the Ubuntu Code of Conduct” http://askubuntu.com/questions/100275/how-do-i-sign-the-ubuntu-code-of-conduct#100304 and “How do I make a PGP key?” http://askubuntu.com/questions/100281/how-do-i-make-a-pgp-key There is also the “Code of Conduct Signing Assistant” on Launchpad itself. https://launchpad.net/code-of-conduct-signing-assistant. These sites, especially the last one, should make the task relatively easy.
Author: MajB
Ubuntu Arizona Meet-up
AZLOCO now has a meet-up account https://www.meetup.com/Ubuntu-Arizona/. We will be posting our meetings and events there as well as on the Team web site calendar https://azloco.org/node/28 and the Ubuntu Arizona LoCo Team portal http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ubuntu-arizona/. Hopefully this will reach additional people to inform them of our activities.
Grub Customizer
Back when I was distro hopping after I became dissatisfied with the operating system that I was using, it was not uncommon for me to have two, three, or even four operating systems on the same hard drive. An incident occurred at the recent Installfest on the 3rd of December that brought to mind a a small application that I had used to change the default operating system, Grub Customizer.
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