inashdeen
|
Size: 12278
Comment:
|
Size: 12299
Comment:
|
| Deletions are marked like this. | Additions are marked like this. |
| Line 9: | Line 9: |
| {{https://www.facebookbrand.com/img/fb-art.jpg height:20 width:20}}|| : [[http://www.facebook.com/ihsan.salam|Ihsan Salam]] | {{http://www.marketing4newmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Facebook-Logo-50X50.png}}|| : [[http://www.facebook.com/ihsan.salam|Ihsan Salam]] |
Codename : Inashdeen
|
Hi, I am Ihsan. Call me. Inashdeen
Connectivity
|| : Ihsan Salam
Google + : http://gplus.ihsan.undo.it
Website : drihsan.com
Email : inashdeen@gmail.com
Launchpad : inashdeen
irc : inashdeen
Ubuntuforums: inashdeen
Simple words about my self
I am a Malaysian from Selangor, But currently studying medicine in Cairo, Egypt. I got extreme Obsession for Ubuntu and Linux. I am quite stubborn, seriously. That is why I can't work with many people
Current Linux Use
OS : Ubuntu 12.04
- Chakra Linux Archimedes.
DE : Unity and KDE
Contributions
I don't really like the idea of noting what have I done for Ubuntu, but I do realised that it will drive me to a clearer goal
My current job description:
1.Deputy head translator for Malay translation at Ubuntu Malay Translator.
2.head admin for Malaysia's Teen Linux Group (simply Remaja Linux Malaysia ).
3.One of the admin for Ubuntu Malaysia Loco Team Facebook page
4.Freelance one-man-project Linuxwinter Campaign Egypt
5.Ex-Team Manager for Revamp OS , an RGOS ( Remastered Group of OSses) built on Ubuntu. Personally, I really hope I can continue building Revamp as it ease me in promoting Linux in my WinterLinux Campign Egypt program, but for now, due to study chore, I handed over to a friend until I obtained my degree.
6.Developer and maintainer for Jawi (Traditional Malay) Keyboard Layout project
Other contributions
1. Member of Ubuntu marketing team
2. Member of both Ubuntu Malaysia Loco Team and Ubuntu-eg
3. Member of Ubuntu beginners team
4. Member of Ubuntu Manual Team
5. Answering, helping others, asking questions and participate in games on Ubuntuforums.org
6. Answering questions and helping others on Malaysian Ubuntu Forum
7. Bugs reporting in http://bugs.launchpad.net
8. Participate in Loco Mentoring
My bragging rights:
1. I designed Relinux logo
2. I once opened the Open Book database. It is basically an idea of an e-library where anyone who found any good book regarding linux can index it there. I also encourage Linux user to write their own e-book and wrote the KISS principle, a guide to help user to write easy to understand books for new user. It is still workable, just it is not that active. I wrote few books here.
do have a look at some and add more if you have of your own.
3. Lexa download manager is my previous project. It is basically a better GUI for axel, and served as a replacement for kapt-axel. I abandon the project now since Jdownloader is now available for Ubuntu and work multiple times better than my Lexa Download Manager.
4. When Zekr quran project was having problem with audio, I thought it will take forever for them to fix it. So I opened a patch project for Zekr . I don't think we need now anymore don't we
Detail explanation of my contributions
1. As deputy head translator for malay language, my task is not only to translate, but I also use my free time to structure a systematic organisation for the translation.
For start, I rewrite the wiki page just recently for the reference of new translator. To make the translation team more dynamic, I created a facebook group for fellow translator to discuss in a more flexible manner.
|
I also create an alpha version of a Malay database to gather standard words that we will use in our translation. Once the database is matured enough I plan to place it in the wiki as well to make it our primary reference for newer translation, especially for junior translator
|
I created a log book to compare the performance between translator to improve competitive spirit among translator.
As a translator myself, I manage to grab up to 6992 karma from translation despite my tight schedule for studies and classes.
2. As Founder and head admin for Malaysia's Teen Linux Group, I initiate the idea of building an infotainment medium to provide young linux user with better knowledge and understanding about Linux. Starting as a facebook page , we are now actively moving our project to the blogging arena.
3. Actively engaged in Ubuntu Malaysia Loco Team since 2010, I was appointed to Ubuntu Malaysia Loco Group Admin around a year ago. My daily task involves as simple as answering questions to removing spam and irrelevant content from the group.
4. Linux Winter Campaign is a project I do here in Egypt to promote Linux to Malaysian students who are currently studying in egypt. I go from house to house giving free copy of Ubuntu and Linux CD to fellow student and provide small tutor classes to help them learn their new system. ||
|| ||
||
|
|
|
5. Revamplinux Project serves as a complementary project to Linux Winter Campaign. With Revamplinux, I aim to built an all-in Ubuntu based system which is not only beautiful but contain all the important daily used built in. It aims to attract new user to try out Linux without having to go through rigor of installing softwares like openjdk, Chromiun browser, VLC, Myunity and much more program. I currently postponed my paticipation in Revamplinux project and let my partner to continue its development
|
6. The idea of Jawi keyboard Layout project came about when a ubuntu loco Malaysia member requested on our facebook page to anyone who are kind enough to built a jawi (traditional malay) keyboard layout. Jawi writings are used widely in religious school, several textbooks and older manuscript and hence it serve as a good item to promote Linux to new user. starting with version 0.5.7, It now has reach version 0.7.1, comes along complete with a Jawi Keyboard Layout Manager to change the keyboard settings.
|
Bragging rights:
1. Well, the logo isn't that nice, but at least Relinux now has a logo right?
|
Future Aim and Goals
Short Term:
1. To push the translation team to finish 50% of the total unfinished translation by July 31st 2012.
2. To propose the following in the next Loco meeting:
a) To form a Skuad Muda Team (Young Linux User) which will assist fellow elder Ubuntu users in the following field:
- i ) Young translator : Protege for the translation team ii ) Wiki writer : Find potential young journalist among Teen Ubuntu users iii) Secretarial : Aid loco secretary in secretarial task iv ) Welcome team : A new branch under Ubuntu loco which assist new Malaysian Ubuntu user to register for Launchpad, Ubuntuforums, Wiki, Loco forums, and open id.
b) To form software builder division under the translation branch which will perform the following task:
- i ) Team A (I hope I can head) will produce a database containing predefined text which will be used in the translation machine
- ii) Team B will produce a software to help in translation (auto translator) using the database build by team A.
3. Reaching my own goal of 30,000 Karma by end of the year.
4. Improve my bash capabilities
5. Become an Ubuntu member. I applied on 11th July 2012, and was denied. Here is the meeting log.
Long Term
1. Lobby the Education Malaysia Egypt office of Embassy of Malaysia to make Linux Winter campaign an official program under the student council ICT unit. In this plan, we will held a Linux Fiesta inside the embassy and may invite ubuntu-eg for the talks
2. Broaden Jawi Keyboard Layout project to support KDE, XFCE, and LXDE as well as building package for Fedora, Chakra Linux and other Linux OSses.
3. Learn C or Python (Planning to take a diploma in programming)
5. Aid other Ubuntu translators to gain 5000 karma each.
6. Help other member to become Ubuntu member.
7. Build a strong Malaysian student Linux community here in Egypt by providing classes on how to use Linux and guide new users to engage in more Linux and Ubuntu activities
Ubuntu and Linux in my own eyes
I look at Ubuntu and Linux as a great tool to materialize the Free and Open source principle, and this time round making end user as a target. Looking at things in the eye of a non programmer, I strongly believe that there is 1001 ways to make Ubuntu simpler and easier so that even new user can easily adapt to it. I strongly disagree with people who always show user the "hard way", CLI, etc. , when the GUI is simply available. I try my best with my limited knowledge to build GUI for Linux apps I build and make them user-friendly as much as it can be.
Drop your comment here :)
1. Name : Anonymous Meerkat ( 27 June 2012)
Comment: Ihsan has help me enormously throughout the year. Without him, relinux would have not been anywhere close to where it is now. Apart from the logo, he also helped me with ideas and a website, among other things. I fully support his ubuntu membership request.
2. Name: Ahmed Toulan thelinuxer ( 27 June 2012)
Comment: Ihsan is Malaysian but currently living in Egypt. He joined our group and showed strong dedication. He's active on our facebook group (our most active channel at the moment), followed the mailing list (and even asked for translation when the emails were in Arabic
), and joined us in our release parties. It was really nice meeting him. He also tried to recruite a few people for his project (Revamp OS). I sure hope he becomes an Ubuntu Member.
3. Name: ApogEE (10 July 2012)
Comment: I knew him when he first started joining our Facebook group few years ago. Always very active, he tries to help other people in anyway they can. Last year, under my mentoring , he ventured in the translation team, making this his main focus in helping out Ubuntu. During his time in ubuntu translator, he has brought many changes to improve the translator team. I strongly support his application for ubuntu membership and believe he would continue bring good to the Ubuntu community.
inashdeen (last edited 2016-04-28 02:57:06 by localhost)