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* I began using Unix in 1989 and have been using Linux since 1994 when I co-founded Silicon Valley Public Access Link (SV-PAL or www.svpal.org), a FreeNet for Santa Clara County that is still a self-sustaining not for profit ISP today. I have contributed bugs and patches to several open source software projects as I have "scratched my own itch." I was a registered Debian Developer but package maintenance is not something I developed a passion for. I was a full time employee with the US branch of SuSE from 1999 to 2001 (pre-Novell acquisition). | * I began using Unix in 1989 and have been using Linux since 1994 when I co-founded Silicon Valley Public Access Link (SV-PAL or www.svpal.org), a FreeNet for Santa Clara County that is still a self-sustaining not for profit ISP today. I have contributed bugs and patches to several open source software projects as I have "scratched my own itch." I was a registered Debian Developer but package maintenance is not something I developed a passion for. I was a full time employee with the US branch of SuSE from 1999 to 2001 (pre-Novell acquisition). | ||
* I have given out fedora CDs I created at Linux User Groups (LUGs) | * I have given out fedora CDs I created at Linux User Groups (LUGs). I am looking forward to becoming a Fedora Ambassador. | ||
* My plans and ideas will evolve as I understand where I can best contribute. | * My plans and ideas will evolve as I understand where I can best contribute. | ||
Revision as of 02:30, 17 May 2009
Grant Bowman
I'm a Fedora newbie.
Contact
- Email: mailto:grantbow@gmail.com
- IRC: Grantbow
- GPG key: 312ACFD3
- Fedora Account: grantbow
Activities within Fedora
- I began using Unix in 1989 and have been using Linux since 1994 when I co-founded Silicon Valley Public Access Link (SV-PAL or www.svpal.org), a FreeNet for Santa Clara County that is still a self-sustaining not for profit ISP today. I have contributed bugs and patches to several open source software projects as I have "scratched my own itch." I was a registered Debian Developer but package maintenance is not something I developed a passion for. I was a full time employee with the US branch of SuSE from 1999 to 2001 (pre-Novell acquisition).
- I have given out fedora CDs I created at Linux User Groups (LUGs). I am looking forward to becoming a Fedora Ambassador.
- My plans and ideas will evolve as I understand where I can best contribute.