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Test Ubuntu for fun and profit
David M Williams
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 07:26
Canonical are hoping to find a rich variety of users – experts and novices alike, both in Empathy and IM in general. It doesn’t matter if you have prior familiarity with Linux or Empathy. Couples are welcomed.
The only catch is you need to decide quickly - the testing kicks off this Friday, January 29th, and continues on next week.
Nevertheless, here is your chance to shape the future of instant messaging in Linux. Hate something? Want to see something else? Tell Canonical about it in person.
You can e-mail iain at canonical.com directly to get all the necessary information.
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