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*I really want to see [http://moc.daper.net/ MOC] in the Fedora repository. | *I really want to see [http://moc.daper.net/ MOC] in the Fedora repository. | ||
**I already made a package and requested Webspace for it, but unfortunately I lost it. I apllied some patches, and I don't know when I want to start again with searching bugfixes and packaging. It's my own fault. At least now I know the importance of a backup concept ;) | **I already made a package and requested Webspace for it, but unfortunately I lost it. I apllied some patches, and I don't know when I want to start again with searching bugfixes and packaging. It's my own fault. At least now I know the importance of a backup concept ;) | ||
*I'll | *I'll translate some wiki pages as soon as I get edit access. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 11 January 2009
General Information
General Information about me:
- My name is Julian Aloofi
- I'm 15 years old
- I'm from Germany
- If you want to contact me:
- My IRC-Nick on freenode.net is nailuj24
- My GPG-Key for julian@fedoraproject.org is 693F6ED8
Experiences and skills which may be useful for my contribution to Fedora
- I know both German and English well
- I already translated package descriptions in the Debian project(they had a pretty nice web-frontend)
- I've been using Linux since three years
- I started with C, after understanding the syntax and concepts I switched to C++ because of the STL and the easier way to handle Input/Output. Then I discovered GTK# and Mono. I first liked it, but then I found out about the patent problems. I guess (hope) they wouldn't have affected me anyway, but I want to be sure... I will test several things now, like Java or gtkmm.
- My C knowledge is not big enough to fix bugs in C applications and I don't think I'll expand it soon.
Contributions
I currently work in the following projects:
- I really want to see MOC in the Fedora repository.
- I already made a package and requested Webspace for it, but unfortunately I lost it. I apllied some patches, and I don't know when I want to start again with searching bugfixes and packaging. It's my own fault. At least now I know the importance of a backup concept ;)
- I'll translate some wiki pages as soon as I get edit access.