The “End Of 10”
summary
End of 10 positions itself as a practical campaign to move Windows 10 users to Linux by building a website and a directory of local support plus templates for posters and events; the map grows by ~10–15 new entries weekly and the team added ~40 places since the screenshot. Outreach secures mainstream hits (Irish Times, Deutschlandfunk), draws 180 repair-cafe participants to the first meetup and ~110 to the second, supports weekly install hours and in-person install events, and now uses a Fediverse account for coordination.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to End of 10
- 1:51Campaign strategy and goals
- 3:37Volunteer engagement and community growth
- 6:06Outreach to repair and free software communities
- 8:39Challenges and elderly user support
- 10:24Future plans and extended timeline
- 11:47Building sustainable support networks
- 13:13Call to action and next steps
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