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<div style="float: right;">__TOC__</div><big>'''Ian Weller'''</big> &mdash; <span class="plainlinks">[mailto:ianweller@fedoraproject.org ianweller@fedoraproject.org]</span><br>
Contributor, Fedora Project<br>
Intern and Doer of Stuff, Fedora Engineering Team, Red Hat


I'm a full-time high school student, participating in Debate and Scholars' Bowl. I found Fedora early in 2007 and have stuck with it since, even after trying other distributions and being a Mac user for about ten years.
[[#Contact|More contact information]] &mdash; [[/College schedule|College schedule]] &mdash; [http://blog.ianweller.org/ Blog]


I decided to become a contributor just because I wanted to see flam3 available for yum. Turns out that I've helped more than I thought I really ever was capable of doing.
== Background ==
I began contributing to the Fedora Project as a packager in late 2007 (I was sponsored in early 2008). I soon stopped being able to find packages that I knew how to work with and started diving into other parts of Fedora, notably the Art Team (now the [[Design|Design Team]]). From there I became more and more involved and, as they say, the rest is history.


== Contact ==
I'm currently a student at the [http://www.ku.edu/ University of Kansas], majoring in [http://www.eecs.ku.edu/ computer science]. I was the [[Scholarship 2010|2010 recipient]] of the [[Scholarship|Fedora Scholarship]] and administrated the scholarship the next year.


* '''Email''': ianweller@gmail.com
== Major stuff I'm working on now ==
* '''IRC''': ianweller -- I usually hang out in #fedora-devel, #fedora-admin, #fedora-art, #fedora-websites, #fedora-social, and #fedora-mktg on freenode
* See [[/Projects]]
* '''GPG key''': Key ID 0xD935C801 on subkeys.pgp.net
* '''Fedora Account''': ianweller


== Activities within Fedora ==
== Contact ==
 
* '''IRC''': ianweller on freenode &mdash; You can find me in most Fedora-related channels. I like to keep things out in the open, so please ask before you privately message me.
=== Packaging ===
* '''Email''': ianweller@fedoraproject.org or iweller@redhat.com &mdash; prefer the fedoraproject.org email
 
* I'm a package maintainer. I mainly decided to become one because there are a few pieces of open source software out there that I think all of Fedora should be able to install easily.
* If you find some program that you'd like to see packaged for Fedora shoot me an e-mail and I'll see what I can do.
 
[https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/users/packages/ianweller List of packages maintained by ianweller]
 
=== Artwork ===
* I've done some desktops and touch-up work on the F9 theme and I'm planning to work on a F10 theme with a friend of mine. I'm also working with other F10 theme proposals.
 
=== Switch to MediaWiki ===
* I'm helping out Infrastructure with their switch from Moin to MediaWiki.

Revision as of 07:31, 2 October 2013

Ian Wellerianweller@fedoraproject.org

Contributor, Fedora Project
Intern and Doer of Stuff, Fedora Engineering Team, Red Hat

More contact informationCollege scheduleBlog

Background

I began contributing to the Fedora Project as a packager in late 2007 (I was sponsored in early 2008). I soon stopped being able to find packages that I knew how to work with and started diving into other parts of Fedora, notably the Art Team (now the Design Team). From there I became more and more involved and, as they say, the rest is history.

I'm currently a student at the University of Kansas, majoring in computer science. I was the 2010 recipient of the Fedora Scholarship and administrated the scholarship the next year.

Major stuff I'm working on now

Contact

  • IRC: ianweller on freenode — You can find me in most Fedora-related channels. I like to keep things out in the open, so please ask before you privately message me.
  • Email: ianweller@fedoraproject.org or iweller@redhat.com — prefer the fedoraproject.org email