Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) was released today, making it the perfect day to announce the new home of Ubuntu Bangladesh.
I’ve been working on-and-off on the site for the last few days, tried MediaWiki, MoinMoin and TikiWiki, but finally decided to go for PHP-Nuke, which is not a wiki but a CMS. The site is happily running from an US server, hosted by our sponsor Dualnic. Check it out!
Smurf finally pointed the domain to our DNS — and Ubuntu-BD.org is finally up!
I’ll spent next few days on designing the site. Wait up for the announcement, guys!
The official Ubuntu-BD mailing list has been created, and it’s at:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bd
This mailing list is intended for Bangladeshi Ubuntu users, developers, translators, and volunteers. More details on my announcement here.
Join the list, Ubunteros! 
Timeline: March 9 – March 13
Location: Central Gono Bidyalaya, Sonargoan
We organized a 5-day long Teacher Professional Development (TPD) training at Central Gono Bidyalaya at Sonargoan. The training provided 18 school teachers with intermediate-level IT skills while simultaneously teaching active educational methodologies. Over the course of the training, participants learned to use Fedora Core 5, OOo Writer, OOo Impress, OOo Calc, Nvu, KolourPaint, The GIMP, along with digital camera operation and the Internet. Food, accommodation and the training itself was provided free of cost.
As of today, I am officially involved with the Fedora Project. I have became the Fedora Ambassador for Bangladesh, and my primary job is to:
And my brand new e-mail addresses are: [email protected] and [email protected]
