Partimus.org

07/18/2016

Last year we expanded our efforts to include support for low-income shelters. The latest from our work: http://blog.partimus.org/?p=637

Back in October, Christian Einfeldt interviewed Liz Pocock, the Director of Housing Development and Asset Management at Episcopal Community Services (ECS) about her work in low-income housing facilities and how the residents had been using our Linux-based computers in the first residence we deployed...

05/24/2013

http://blog.partimus.org/?p=475

On April 28th, the Partimus crew of James Howard, Morgan Wilson and Christian Einfeldt worked to take laptops that James had prepped for installation and finished imaging the systems with the provisioning server. All the laptops were then put together with their power supplies on cart. By the end of...

11/19/2011

http://blog.partimus.org/?p=128

In the first bit of press for Partimus, co-founder Maile Urbancic submitted the Ubuntu Earrings made by her company BoutiqueAcademia into the Ubuntu Women Month of Making.

09/09/2011

http://blog.partimus.org/?p=109

Partimus will be working with BerkeleyLUG and the Ubuntu California Team to staff a booth at the Solano Stroll in Berkeley on Sunday, September 11th from 10AM – 6PM.

09/07/2011

08/29/2011

http://blog.partimus.org/?p=95

We did some great stuff today. The Partimus.org volunteers installed RAM in 29 GNU-Linux computers. They tested each of the computers to make sure that they are working. We end-of-lifed a lot of them, and pulled them out of the lab and put them into storage. From there, they will be responsibly recy...

06/14/2011

Partimus now has a blog! Check out the latest post "Fundraiser: Ubuntu Earrings from Boutique Academia" http://blog.partimus.org/?p=11

Partimus co-founder Maile Urbancic now runs Boutique Academia, a small business that specializes in math, science, and technology themed accessories for women. She was recently granted permission by Ubuntu logo trademark holder Canonical to make Ubuntu earrings and immediately set to work.

06/12/2011

Gold plated Ubuntu earrings. $6 from each sale goes to support a nonprofit that builds Ubuntu computer labs in low income schools.

06/07/2011

Any equipment, computers, etc that can't be used in one of our computer labs - are ethically taken care of. Our donors can rest assured that they are not sending hazardous waste to Third World countries. It would not make sense to help kids here, and pollute children/families in faraway lands now- would it?