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| || I first encountered Linux at the beginning of College. I came across the homepage of Debian for the first time in my life and was curiously drawn to it. I was to then spend the following two years self-learning how to work with it. It wasn't until early January '08 that Ubuntu fell onto my lap. But I was no less than impressed by it. The community & information available I found to be astounding. The values and philosophy behind the system were the main points that won me over. Since then, it has been a series of black swan, or unplanned events that have lead me here, starting with a private message from one [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ShaunDennie|Shaun Dennie]], which leads into my involvement. || | || I first encountered Linux at the beginning of College. I came across the homepage of Debian for the first time in my life and was curiously drawn to it. I was to then spend the following two years self-learning how to work with it. It wasn't until early January 2008 that Ubuntu fell onto my lap, which left me astounded at the friendliness of the community and the information and knowledge available from them. The values and philosophy that drives ecosystem were the main points that won me over. Since then, it has been a series of black swan, or unplanned events that have made me realise my potential. It all started with a private message from one [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ShaunDennie|Shaun Dennie]], so I guess it's pretty safe to say it's all his fault. || |
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| || In April 2009, I became a member of staff at the UbuntuForums, and later in December 2009 an Ubuntu Member. It may also interest some people that I got [[http://matthewhelmke.net/2009/05/21/an-interview-with-tinivole/|interviewed]] by [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MattHelmke|Matthew Helmke]], a former Ubuntu Forums Administrator. || | || In April 2009, I became a member of staff at the UbuntuForums, and later in December 2009 an Ubuntu Member. It may also interest some people that I got [[http://matthewhelmke.net/2009/05/21/an-interview-with-tinivole/|interviewed]] by [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MattHelmke|Matthew Helmke]], a former Ubuntu Forums Administrator and one of the Authors of the . || |
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1. About
Away from the real world, I spend most my time poking round at objects and observing the Universe, learning from the Universe, and teaching the Universe to others. |
I first encountered Linux at the beginning of College. I came across the homepage of Debian for the first time in my life and was curiously drawn to it. I was to then spend the following two years self-learning how to work with it. It wasn't until early January 2008 that Ubuntu fell onto my lap, which left me astounded at the friendliness of the community and the information and knowledge available from them. The values and philosophy that drives ecosystem were the main points that won me over. Since then, it has been a series of black swan, or unplanned events that have made me realise my potential. It all started with a private message from one Shaun Dennie, so I guess it's pretty safe to say it's all his fault. |
In April 2009, I became a member of staff at the UbuntuForums, and later in December 2009 an Ubuntu Member. It may also interest some people that I got interviewed by Matthew Helmke, a former Ubuntu Forums Administrator and one of the Authors of the . |
2. Contributions
- Ubuntu
- Ubuntu Forums
- Debian
- Launchpad
3. Testimonials
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