Jordan LoCo: Ubuntu Desktop Course

MAC:Media Access Control. A layer of IEEE network standards (#802.x) that fits within the ISO/OSI Layer 2: data link layer, below the LLC sub-layer. It deals with access methods, error detection, and transmission unit formats. Well-known IEEE MAC specifications are Ethernet in its various incarnations (#802.2) and Token Ring (#802.5?).

Jordan LoCo: Ubuntu Desktop Course

Yesterday we had a very energetic LoCo meeting and we decided to have a fixed monthly schedule

Monthly FLOSS introductory lecture
Monthly Ubuntu Desktop Course
Monthly Ubuntu Installation Festival

This month we will do it at Jordan University and I’m so excited about it but that’s just the kick start of what we are planning to do.

I’ll keep this blog updated about LoCo Team activities and plans in the Kingdom, so stay tuned!

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http://daniel.holba.ch/blog Daniel Holbach

Excellent work!

You might be interested in holding Packaging Jams too: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/RunningPackagingJam and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/HandsOn – if you need any help with setting it up, let me know.
Sameer Asal

Nice
IEEE JU student branch is really pleased to have this kind of partnership , looking forward to more activities .

JU student branch secretary.

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