I worked from a flat image of Ubuntu Raring, and I was able to generate the vectorization of the logo in this version, do not know if it exists another version, but I want to share my work with the community. As I did above with the logo of Ubuntu Quantal.

Download: http://spreadubuntu.org/en/material/poster/ubuntu-raring-logo

Is the Latin American Festival of Installation of Free Software and is currently broadcast event Free Software in Latin America’s largest. Its main objective is to promote the use of free software, informing the general public philosophy, scope, progress and development. To this end, various communities simultaneously organized events where free software is installed and also offer lectures, presentations and workshops on OpenSource philosophy throughout its range of expression: artistic, academic, business and social. More info: Flisol.net

It is the central event to be held on May 4, 2013 and will concentrate conferences, workshops, booths, hackathon, free culture and day facility under one roof.
Location: District Institute for Recreation and Deport – IDRD
Address: Av 63 # 68-00 Bogotá Colombia

Anyone interested in helping with the publicity of the event, enter this address flisolbogota.info/#difusion

Organizes:

Supports:

Richard Matthew Stallman

Involvement of Ubuntu in “Flisoles”, is evident in the Wiki FLISOL there already confirmed 16 cities http://flisol.info/FLISOL2013/Colombia which is requested by Andres Mujica Checkout promotional material to Canonical Ubuntu. On the subject tried to install Ubuntu and promoting events in Flisol agreement was reached by a vote of the council of ignoring the warning made ​​by Richard Stallman.

http://www.mail-archive.com/flisol@listas.flisol.info/msg00385.html
Proposal is presented as the following: Inform users (visitors) about the type of licensing that uses Ubuntu, use proprietary drivers and also recommend disable or uninstall Ubuntu Lens. Or it is second option “Do nothing”

On behalf of the community and the voting starts http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/03/28/%23ubuntu-co-meeting.html#t02:53 where it is agreed that Colombia asked to Ubuntu Flisol organizers in Colombia particiación and will ignore the request by Richard Stallman.

AndresMujica: “I honestly think that this question is irrelevent to the matter of this meeting… we’re getting off topic. About disabling or not lens, I believe we’re taking decisions on behalf of end user’s and they are the ones who should decide by themselves, not us. And about informing it should limit to what is worth it, from what I see the first step for a new user is to learn that there’s something besides Windows, once that step is taken they probably would discover easily the Free Software topic and make his/her own informed decisions.

Our mission and focus is not to justify or defend ourselves from RMS, our mission and focus is to extend and take Ubuntu to the ones who aren’t aware of it. There’s nothing real neither concrete that we can do to solve the open or closed drivers issue. The only thing we can do now is to help spread Ubuntu in order to reach the critical mass point required.

At that moment, the very same mass of users will make the vendors to look around and take action.. not before.Canonical doesn’t have the capacity or even the strength to guarantee that everything in the future would be free. In fact, I don’t think that such a document as requested by julianarmando even exists, just because it doesn’t make any sense it’s existence.”

best regards,Andrés

Ubuntu Colombia, in different events Flisol of Colombia, if the organization of each city allows our participation, we will install the following:

Ubuntu Precise Pangolin 12.04.2 (for units with optimal hardware)
Lubuntu Precise Pangolin 12.04.2 (For teams of “low income”)

// Topic discussed at another meeting that was held staff via IRC which can find the log in http://titanpad.com/jUZBScukwI (the meeting were present in 2 of the 5 members of the council of Ubuntu Colombia, one could say a decision supported since the other three are scattered throughout the rest of the country)

While we consider the “problem” as RSM is from when the default was triggered Lens Amazon (len not say more here) which we can see your ad in the default activation http://www.genbeta.com/linux/ubuntu-12-10-incluira-enlaces-a-productos-de-amazon-al-buscar-en-unity or  http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/11/how-to-install-a-dedicated-amazon-shopping-lens-in-ubuntu

In Ubuntu 12.04.2 is only possible to install this and other activating lens PPA and doing a manual install, unless the user (you should already know about it or listening to) the ask the installer:

For example: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/unity-news-lens-adds-updates-with-local-features

As a side note for you, I’m Raring tester Ubuntu since version 4.13 Alpha and this comes with the Lens “Amazon” Deactivate.

LibreOffice 4

LibreOffice is a productivity suite for professional quality that you can download and install for free. There is a large base of satisfied LibreOffice users worldwide, and is available in over 30 languages ​​and for all major operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, Suse, …).

You can download, install and distribute LibreOffice freely, without fear of infringing copyright.

Installing

Download deb Packages: http://es.libreoffice.org/descarga/?nodetect

Remove LibreOffice:

sudo apt-get remove –purge libreoffice

Untar the file

tar xvf LibreOffice_4*.tar.gz

Install:

cd LibreOffice_4.0.0.3_Linux_x86-64_deb/DEBS
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
cd desktop-integration
sudo dpkg -i *.deb

The delivery was made to Edward, a seventh grade child with disabilities in their lower extremities and with low income, who has been an example of life and improvement in the community. 

The computer equipment was donated by the Foundation Chaplin and CUSOL undertook repair and leave it in top working condition so that Edward could perform basic tasks school. 

A delivery attended, Cesar Vera, Chaplin Foundation, the Father of the Lutheran Church, and Community CUSOL, Martin Alonso Parra, Rafael Laverde, Yesenia Farelo and Nury Farelo. 

Thank on behalf of the community support and collaboration of organizations and individuals who contributed to this first installment of Ubuntu for Child and hopefully get more equipment to donate to more children in the city. 

 

The main idea of this project is not only fun, it is also a world of spreading Ubuntu and Free Software through the games, suggesting they should be part of events held within the community.

Additionally should create guides / tutorials for installing, configuring, and tips to practice the different games, and very important that they have a lot of activity on the platforms support willing to help those who need it for any eventuality with a game.

Recruitment:
Friday 11 of Junary 2013 to 19:00 hours
Saturday 12 of Junary  2013 to 10;00 hours

On the IRC channel #ubuntu-co-meeting en Freenode (http://www.ubuntu-co.com/chat)

Wiki of Project: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ColombianTeam/Proyectos/Jugadores

Souce: http://distanciazeroopensource.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/reclutamiento-para-el-proyecto-de-gammers-para-ubuntuco/

On behalf of the community of Ubuntu LoCo Team Colombia, I Jhosman I am pleased to announce Lizarazo and inform them about the Christmas special gift that would make the Community which was announced by the social networks:

• http://www.facebook.com/UbuntuColombia/posts/10151289211324931
• https://twitter.com/ubuntuco/status/283262415989243904
• https://plus.google.com/100644953749053145796/posts/CTCeuPwipMK

Hoy nosotros daremos un lindo regalo de navidad =) que creen que sea? #LoCoTeams #Ubuntu #Ubuntuco

— Ubuntu Colombia (@ubuntuco) diciembre 24, 2012

We can see that many called CD’s and things that only sought to fill personal expectations, have called Nexus 7 with Ubuntu, Dell computers last generation with Ubuntu and the like, but for me this is not part of philosophy Ubuntu, so some time ago I proposed a project called “Edubuntu by a child” by which initially give you a huge thanks because without the support of these people would never have achieved this.

Camila Lozano – (In the company where they had a machine that was already considered trash and donated a computer computer Dell Inspiron 6400)

Steven Y. Barrantes Briceño – Person who has donated a 120GB hard drive and that I had (500GB) was damaged and could not be repaired

Edubuntu Team, Team  Kiwix and me Jhosman Lizarazo – because the team has been installed Edubuntu operating system, the computer has other good Wikipedia Offline and I made many adjustments for this new computer was totally useful for training and education any child.

A personally say “This technological inclusion if” many entities and / or groups called technological inclusion and give more to those who already have, so I looked for this project is to create a real digital inclusion for people who really do not have nothing, or have no way to gain access to technology and free software for economic problem. Therefore previous days I made a call via Facebook and Twitter to inform me of possible candidates to give this computer.

• http://www.facebook.com/jhosman.lizarazo/posts/10151287514524936
• https://twitter.com/namsohj/status/277993888462016512

Estoy buscando a un niño de bajos recursos para regalarle una compu con #Edubuntu de navidad alguien sabe? Porfa RT!

— Namsohj Ozarazil(@namsohj) diciembre 10, 2012

Called which if got several answers but really only a committed and a true story, a girl named Laura who lives without parents, currently (since baby) is raised by her grandmother and she has to find a way to survive . Laura is a very smart girl, but says it requires such support to carry out their student activities. So I decided to give the computer to it. Here is a letter that has left us:

Esta navidad regala alegría, regala felicidad, regala #UBUNTU!

— Ubuntu Colombia (@ubuntuco) diciembre 24, 2012

This really is inclusion, and know that it is not an art machine, is a gift that is truly “zero Colombian pesos” (well we must add what hard drive cost, time investment for configuration team total was a full month for the delays that occurred in addition to the donation of the computer)

This community wish a Merry Christmas.

Click the link below to view photos

Photo of http://techfren.blogspot.com/2008/11/ubuntu-intrepid-ibex-release-party.html

Ubuntu Colombian Team has decided to “break the routine” and this time we have taken to the streets of Bogota, to Ubuntizar the planet! Colombia is very common in the December 7 to celebrate the day of the candles, which celebrates the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary. Personally I could not stand to accompany my companions, but in my case I’m at the end of that semester and it is very difficult for these Listed Dates Listed, but would have loved.

And most importantly, the value of family, our community is a large and loving family.

Participating members were:

• Andres Mujica
• Juan Camilo Valencia (Our youngest member)
• Lina Porras
• David Guerrero
• Cris Cobric
• Brayan Bautista
• Samuel (a dog )
• Zohyr Caicedo (Mother of Juan Camilo)
• Nicolas Muñoz
• Rafael Lopez
• Andres Espalza

Activities during the night of celebration were:

• Give CD’s and DVD’s of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise and 12.10 Quantal
  
• They handed out fliers on Ubuntu
• We realized that since the program was suspended Shipit Ubuntu, the “common user” has lost interest and looks much more difficult to access a Linux distribution (Ubuntu)

https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/+UbuntuColombia/albums/5819572139564714417

 Facebook Event
https://www.facebook.com/events/434588696602790/
Google+ Event:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/c53qh32uthc6e9171er74rb88mk

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

Site PLATAFORMA BOGOTA:
Adress Calle 10 No.4 – 28 – www.plataformabogota.org -Getting there http://bit.ly/RQoY0k 

1) COLOMBIA UBUNTU COMMUNITY MEETING
 9:00 a.m – 10:00 a.m  Count what was in 2012 for the community and the challenges for 2013, members of the past and new Council.

2) TALK TO BEGINNING OF UBUNTU
10:00 a.m – 11:00 a.m  If you are considering trying Ubuntu or if you are determined to do so, welcome!. Why choose Ubuntu? Resp: Lina E. Porras Santana 

3) UBUNTU INSTALL AND SHARE WITH USB AND DVD OR CD
11:00 a.m – 12:00 p.m  Install Fest of Ubuntu and other distros GNU / Linux. Share Ubuntu by USB.
Resp:  Peter Tacon 

4) LAUNCH UBUNTERO
12:00 p.m – 01:00 p.m
Rice and Chinese share a drink. The cost of the luncheon is $2 dollars and must be paid before 11:00 am on the same day. We will have the presence and service of a squadron of Maids of Dango Maid Café (http://on.fb.me/S7Hm6m  ) Dango Maid Cafe - virthe@hotmail.com 

5) SOUND INTERVENTION
12:00 p.m – 01:00 p.m  We will hear an attempt to liven up the day Sound. PJ KeyCi http://on.fb.me/103FgHH 

6) INSTALL FEST
10:00 a.m – 01:00 p.m
Do you want to install Ubuntu on your computer? … is the best time to do it!. Have the support of experienced members of this community. Resp: Volunteers Installers Members present at the time

7) PAINTBALL
2:00 p.m – 6:00 p.m
*Adress Calle 72A # 20-16 Bogotá
Estimated cost per person $15 USD Dollars
Voluntary participation. If you can bring guests, the better!

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This type of publication is not common in my blog, but as agreed today November 20th should be celebrated on the Comuniad Appreciation Ubuntu so dedicate this book to several people, including several of my community (Ubuntu Colombian Team)

Really belong to this world since 2007 and initially Canonical thank for letting me know all this world of Linux, Ubuntu and Free Software through the program that appeared in that year (shipit) is totally gave me access to this great system operating from entoces (as often happens in Colombia through education we have) was a common Windows user simply fascinating and thought the idea of having an album (besides being nice) of a Linux distribution, which was ready for be used on my computer.

I remember one of the things that was promised support and help collaborative community for which I give my first thanks to Xavier Corredor Llano person who guided me very beginning (I know I was very upset by asking questions, but were necessary in I was really fascinated with Ubuntu). The person was basically that I “taught to walk” in ubuntu hereinafter learned many things to finally end up being one of the Community Council of Ubuntu Colombia.

Henceforth list a short list of people to whom I thank for their large and small contributions to the community.

Andres Mujica
Hollman Enciso
Julian Alarcón
Sergio Meneses
Lina Porras
Sebastian Rodriguez
Fabian Rodriguez
Cesar Gomez
Daniel Felipe Caicedo
Diego Forigua
José Gutierrez
Oscar Fabian Prieto
Sergio Gonzalez
Jorge Gonzalez
Andres Arias Fonseca

And the list continues, but in this moment not remember them all: P

THANKS UBUNTU!!!

Este tipo de publicaciones no es común en mi blog, pero como se ha acordado el día de hoy 20 de Noviembre se debe celebrar el día de Apreciación de la Comuniad Ubuntu por lo cual dedicaré esta publicación a varias personas, entre ellas varias de mi comunidad (Ubuntu Colombia).

Realmente pertenezco a este mundo desde el año 2007 y doy gracias inicialmente a Canonical por permitirme conocer todo este mundo de Linux, Ubuntu y Software Libre gracias al programa que se presentaba en ese año (shipit) se me facilitó totalmente el acceso a este gran sistema Operativo, desde entoces (como suele pasar en Colombia gracias a la educación que tenemos) era un común usuario Windows y me pareció simplemente fascinante la idea de poder tener un disco (además de ser bonito) de una distribución Linux, que ya estaba lista para ser usada en mi computadora.

Recuerdo que una de las cosas que se prometian era el soporte y ayuda colaborativa de la comunidad por lo cual doy mi primer agradecimiento a Xavier Corredor Llano persona que me orientó mucho iniciando (se que yo era muy molesto realizando preguntas, pero eran necesarias, en verdad estaba fascinado con Ubuntu). El fué basicamente la persona que me “enseñó a caminar” en ubuntu de aquí en adelante aprendí muchas cosas hasta finalmente terminar siendo uno más del Concilio de la Comunidad de Ubuntu Colombia.

De aquí en adelante nombraré una corta lista de personas a las cuales agradezco por sus grandes o pequeños aportes a la comunidad.

Andres Mujica
Hollman Enciso
Julian Alarcón
Sergio Meneses
Lina Porras
Sebastian Rodriguez
Fabian Rodriguez
Cesar Gomez
Daniel Felipe Caicedo
Diego Forigua
José Gutierrez
Oscar Fabian Prieto
Sergio Gonzalez
Jorge Gonzalez
Andres Arias Fonseca

Y la lista continúa, solo que no los recuerdo a tod@s ahora en este momento

Además de agradecer a la comunidad internacional y a los LoCoTeams ya que gracias a ellos es que esto ha crecido de una manera impresionante, por lo cual quiero dejarles un mensaje, no dejen de pensar en el “usuario final” es por ellos quien es estoy aquí.

No siendo más me despido y diciendoles que esto no es todo, estaré por aquí por bastante tiempo y espero poder crecer aún más como todos ustedes de los #LoCoTeams

GRACIAS UBUNTU!!!