FumihitoYoshida
Name
Fumihito YOSHIDA Email: <<hito(_a_t_)kugutsu(d.o.t)org>>>>
I am member of [https://launchpad.net/~japaneseteam Ubuntu Japanese LoCo ] Team, Im work on server maintenance, translation, documentation, relations and so on.
Current Activities
Mirror servers administration
Im administrator of some Japanese mirror servers.
- Archive mirrors
ubuntutym.u-toyama.ac.jp (This is "jp.archive.ubuntu.com"; Japanese official country mirror)
- CDImages mirrors
ubuntutym2.u-toyama.ac.jp(CD/DVD)
Authorship
I wrote some ubuntu related articles in Japanese local magazines;
- gihyo.jp(web magazine/portal by local publishing outfit)
"Ubuntu Weekly Recipes" : Tips for Ubuntu Desktop
"Ubuntu Weekly Topics" : News of Ubuntu related things
- "Software Design" (it is local magazine for software developpers)
2009/01 : "Guidance of Storages"; Chapter 2 "Software RAID on Linux"
2008/12 : "Learning Unix Technologies -- What is init daemons"
2008/11 : "Early review of Ubuntu 8.10"
2008/07 : "andLinux -- Linux that Working on Windows; Use Ubuntu on your Windows system!"
2008/06 : "Fonts knowledgebase for PC Unix" ; Chapter1 "Details of Font elements" ; Chapter2 "Inside font handlings on PC-Unix Environment"
2007/10 : "Go on with Ubuntu!" ; Chapter 2 "Installing Ubuntu, install into HDD, and make your customized CD/USB pendrives" ; Chapter 5 "Troubleshooting Ubuntu"
- "Nikkei Linux"
- todo-fill x3
and so on....
Relationship/Seminar
OSC2007 Tokyo/Fall : Seminar : "Entering Launchpad -- Guidance for Ubuntu contributing"
OSC2008 Tokyo/Spring : Seminar : "Ubuntu on EeePC"
OSC2008 Kansai : Seminar : "Ubuntu 45 minutes cooking"
OSC 2009 Sendai : Seminar : "Using Ubuntu"
OSC 2009 Tokyo/Spring : Seminar : "Ubuntu offline mini meeting"
http://www.jus.or.jp/ jus (Japan Unix Society)
- "Ubuntu Offline Meeting Tokyo"
Background
Computing are my business and my hobby. My mainline of business are computer fablic engineer. This provides cluster(grid) computing, HPC, secure computing and so on.
I use Windows, *BSD, Open Solaris, and Ubuntu.
My hope: *All people* embrace ubuntu as a "yet another good operating system". I know that Windows are not only alternatives (Windows are very good leaf, and we have amazing large rod that called FOSS).
We can provide alternatives.
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