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by jhonatan grajales
Hello everyone.
My name is Jhonatan Grajales but they usually call me Alex by my middle name.
It is the first time that I participate in an open source project, however I am fully willing to collaborate for the growth of the project and the community.
My native language is Spanish and I am learning English.
I currently work in a SAP help desk, I have been on my personal computer with Fedora for approximately a year and I am delighted with the stability I have had, I normally use it to develop small programs in Python for practice purposes and I find myself making a LFS101 Linux certification.
As for the mailing lists, it is the first time I have used it, in my environment we have always used Microsoft Teams to communicate and now I am trying Element.
Due to my job and the fact that I have shifts at different times, I have an estimated time of 10 hours a week.
I am enthusiastic about being able to contribute to the community.
2 weeks
Hello, I'm Adaline!
by Adaline Simonian
Hello everyone
Here's a slightly modified version of my intro I sent to the translation
team mailing list.
It's a pleasure to meet you all. My name is Adaline and my pronouns are
they/she in English, and hen/ho in Norwegian (hen/hun if you're writing in
Bokmål). My native languages are US English, Russian, and Western Armenian,
though I have largely forgotten Armenian as a result of not using it and my
Russian is a tad rusty.
I'm at a CEFR B2 level in Norwegian (according to my teachers, though I
also have planned to take the national language test when I visit the
country). I'm currently working on getting to a C-level. Nynorsk is the
language I use day in and day out on my computer whenever an application
supports it.
I decided to take a stab at contributing to translations for Fedora since I
primarily use Nynorsk on my machine, and that includes the Fedora
installations I run. I'd like to increase the translation surface of the
Nynorsk localization.
While I have not been a contributor to Fedora before, I have been active in
the OSS community broadly for a long time, off and on. I am a member of the
Stylelint maintainer team, have several packages in the Node.js ecosystem
that I maintain, and most recently have been behind Ordbok API (
ordbokapi.org), a public, free, and open source GraphQL API for data from
the Norwegian dictionaries. I am also the developer and maintainer of the
Discord bot powering language-related functions for the Norwegian Language
Learning community (https://github.com/NLLCommunity).
My main OS on my desktop machine is Windows but I use Fedora in WSL, my
virtual machines, and on my work laptop. Fedora runs my home k8s cluster as
well. I've used some private mailing lists a few times, but only a very
long time ago. I'm familiar with Git and use it for my own projects as well
as for work. I've worked with a variety of languages, frameworks, and
runtimes across my time in my career. I currently use Node.js and
TypeScript as my daily driver for most work both at work and for my
personal projects, but I have used C#, Rust, C, Java, and a number of other
languages in the past.
Most of my personal communication with people is on Telegram, Discord for
the Norwegian community I am a moderator in, though I have Signal and
Matrix as well. For the most part aside from my involvement in the
Norwegian community and my contributions to the OSS sphere, I tend to live
pretty offline — so while I do have a Twitter, Bluesky, and a Mastodon
account, I very rarely use them. I live a fairly busy life but was planning
on kicking an infrequent hour or two here and there towards contributing
some translations.
My Fedora Account username is adaline, and I have signed the CLA.
Mvh
Adaline Simonian
hen/ho
2 weeks, 4 days
Introduction: rshadr
by Adrien Ricciardi
Hello! I'm Adrien from Luxembourg, looking to contribute to Fedora Linux.
My first experience with open source was Blender in 2018, then I
installed Ubuntu in 2021. Among
the distros I've used since then, I stuck with Fedora because it hits a
nice balance between ease
of use and user control. My main interest is in making Linux more
accessible to "non-tech" people.
I have been programming for 2 years (mainly in C), know shell scripting,
git and the classic debugger
tools. My 4 fluent languages are French, Luxembourgish, German and English.
Time-wise, I expect to be spending 5-6 hours a week on Fedora
contributions; as I'm still in school,
this may vary depending on exams.
I look towards fixing upstream bugs in programs (like GNOME terminal) at
some point, but will try my hand at translations in French and
Luxembourgish when I get started. Looking towards working with
all you cool people!
2 weeks, 4 days
