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Carl George

Personal information
Location:	San Antonio, Texas, USA
Birthday:	August 24th
Homepage:	https://carl.george.computer
E-mail:	carl@redhat.com
GPG key:	21B0BF53BEA46F1B0E8C16B84BA2F7E101D9F512
Contact information
IRC:	carlwgeorge on irc.libera.chat
	#epel, #fedora, #fedora-devel
LinkedIn:	carlwgeorge
Fediverse:	@carlwgeorge@fosstodon.org
GitHub:	carlwgeorge
GitLab:	carlwgeorge
Fedora-specific information
FAS name:	carlwgeorge
Fedora e-mail:	carlwgeorge@fedoraproject.org
Fedora homepage:	carlwgeorge.fedorapeople.org

Carl George

General Info

I am the EPEL team lead in the Community Platform Engineering (CPE) group at Red Hat.

I was first exposed to the command line while attending a Solaris class in the U.S. Army in 2004. I didn't get to work with it as much as I would have liked, but my fondness of the command line stuck. I started using Ubuntu in 2009, and before long was a full-fledged distro-hopper. After I left the Army in 2011, I got a job as a systems administrator at Rackspace. In 2014 I switched to a team doing RPM packaging and maintaining the IUS repository. This is about the time I started consistently using Fedora as my main OS and contributing back to Fedora and EPEL. In 2019 I joined the CentOS team at Red Hat. In 2022 I started a new team at Red Hat to specifically focus on EPEL activities. On this team I've lead the implementation of EPEL Next, EPEL 9, and am currently working on EPEL 10.

Activities within Fedora

Activities outside Fedora

CentOS
IUS

Fedora Badges

Package updates per release

EPEL release	package updates
EPEL5	4
EPEL6	69
EPEL7	178
EPEL 8	100
EPEL 9	134
total	485

Fedora release	package updates
F22	4
F23	11
F24	9
F25	24
F26	36
F27	65
F28	79
F29	75
F30	39
F31	29
F32	57
F33	76
F34	78
F35	84
F36	79
F37	113
F38	89
F39	92
F40	81
F41	21
total	1141

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 I am the EPEL team lead in the Community Platform Engineering (CPE) group at Red Hat.
-I was first exposed to the command line while attending a Solaris class in the U.S. Army in 2004.  I didn't get to work with it as much as I would have liked, but my fondness of the command line stuck.  I started using Ubuntu in 2009, and before long was a full-fledged distro-hopper.  After I left the Army in 2011, I got a job as a systems administrator at Rackspace.  In 2014 I switched to a team doing RPM packaging and maintaining the [https://ius.io/ IUS] repository.  This is about the time I started consistently using Fedora as my main OS and contributing back to Fedora and EPEL.  In 2019 I joined the CentOS team at Red Hat.  In 2022 I started a new team at Red Hat to specifically focus on EPEL activities.
+I was first exposed to the command line while attending a Solaris class in the U.S. Army in 2004.  I didn't get to work with it as much as I would have liked, but my fondness of the command line stuck.  I started using Ubuntu in 2009, and before long was a full-fledged distro-hopper.  After I left the Army in 2011, I got a job as a systems administrator at Rackspace.  In 2014 I switched to a team doing RPM packaging and maintaining the [https://ius.io/ IUS] repository.  This is about the time I started consistently using Fedora as my main OS and contributing back to Fedora and EPEL.  In 2019 I joined the CentOS team at Red Hat.  In 2022 I started a new team at Red Hat to specifically focus on EPEL activities.  On this team I've lead the implementation of EPEL Next, EPEL 9, and am currently working on EPEL 10.
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