Sadly, all these achievements had to stop when the main developer of Lubuntu decided to take a path that is against my vision for Lubuntu (as a very active contributor and Team Leader of many sub-teams) so for the sake of the project and the community, I had to step down and resign from my roles instead of adding more problems to the project. Full divorce from Lubuntu was December, 2013 although I resigned in July from my roles but couldn't leave until Dec, 2013 :)
Yes. I loved Lubuntu so much.
New chapter of my life has been written when I have joined Ubuntu GNOME. New and Small Community, was in need for QA Driver to help them for testing as they don't have one. What do you think has happened? someone with a massive experience with two years, 24/7, super active with Lubuntu who has just joined a new project which is trying to walk with the giants?
I took a break. I thought about it. I realized that Ubuntu GNOME is in bad need to someone like me. Someone who could make a huge difference, not just with QA but almost everything.
Indeed, within few months, a real revolution of change happened and Ubuntu GNOME became one of the most powerful and active communities among other flavors of Ubuntu.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad/UbuntuGNOME-TeamI was surprised because Ubuntu GNOME Community is very different from Lubuntu. I had tough and hard time with Lubuntu but Ubuntu GNOME is very different. That made my life easier and in very short time, a lot had been achieved. Some of the members of Ubuntu GNOME can read my mind or really understand where I am coming from. I found so helpful and supportive people. We have done a lot and achieved a lot in very short time.
And, that is nothing. You have my words, that is just the very beginning.
As a tribute to my first passion (GNOME DE), I had to do something and decided to join GNOME Foundation. Thanks a lot for the Committee, I got approved as an official member.
I am going to put each and every single cell in my body and each and every bit of my energy to make Ubuntu GNOME one of the best Linux Distribution in the whole world. If I couldn't, then that is not a failure. I just found 10,000 ways that didn't work. But, I am very sure 10,001 try will be successful, no doubt about that.
My full wiki page is:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawadThe FOSS World will no longer be the way it was before. I am looking for a bright future full of success and glory to FOSS. Are you with me? can we work all together to achieve all that?
I believe in:
"All of us are smarter than anyone of us."
And, with hope and faith, nothing can stop us :)
Forgive me for writing too much, I couldn't help it.