Re: [orca-list] My time with Canonical has come to an end.

[Rob Whyte <fudge thefudge net>]

Hi Luke,

thank you for all of the endless work you have put into accessibility
and Ubuntu over the past nearly 10 years I believe.

I wish you the very best for the next chapter in your life and of course
will stay in contact with you.


You truely have been an insspiration to so many people and so patient
and supportive through so many of our journeys with Nix.


Warmest regards
Rob Whyte

On 25/04/17 07:12, Luke Yelavich wrote:
> Hi folks.
> This may not be the list for talking about such things, so I hope Joanie is ok with this. (smiles), but I 
> would like to share this with you all given how closely I have worked with you all in the past.
>
> As of the end of this week, I have been made redundant from Canonical. I was looking forward to spending 
> time making Ubuntu 18.04 as good an LTS release of Ubuntu based on GNOME as I could, as part of my job. Now 
> that is no longer the case. My involvement with the Vinux project is unchanged. At least for a while, I 
> will be able to put more time into working on Speech Dispatcher, and working on MATE and GNOME 
> accessibility where I can.
>
> Luke
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