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Two Q&A Sessions This Week

by | Wed 19 Jun 2013

This week I am pleased to announce two Q&A sessions to get all your juicy Ubuntu-related questions answered:

* **Wed 19th June** – taking place an hour earlier this week at **6pm UTC** will be my usual weekly Q&A session where you are welcome to bring any and all questions! Be sure to join me, it is always a lot of fun. 🙂
* **Thu 20th June** – taking place at **7pm UTC** and kicking off the first in a series of 1-on-1 interviews that I am going to do, I will be interviewing *Martin Albisetti* who is a member of the team making application submissions for Ubuntu on desktops, phones, tablets, and TVs easier than ever. Martin’s team is building the server that will recieve submissions as click packages and review them before they go out to users. Martin is also an active member of the community and a member of the Community Council. I will be asking Martin some questions about his work and then we will open it up for you folks to ask questions too.

You can access both of these sessions on [Ubuntu On Air](https://ubuntuonair.com/).

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