Self-Introduction, Wu Yu

[吴愚]

Hi all,
    Very pleased to join the fedora-docs-list!
    I am a undergraduate student of Tongji University, Shanghai, China,
majored in Computer Science.
    I got good marks with my studies and was recommended to have graduate
course without tests.
    I've been using Fedora Core from 1 to 6 since 2005 and I had a great
experience. It widen my eyes with its beautiful user desktop and lots
of open source software which I could  modify them the way I wish! I
consider it as a high efficiency operating system in which I could
customize everything I like.
    One of the most important experience I have was that I won the third
prize of National Intel Cup Embedded Competetion with the development
environment of Fedora Core 4. Qt, Kdevelopment, Gaim....These tools
really gave me excited experience. And most important of all, I
enjoyed myself very much!
    Now I'm not satified with that I'm only a user. I want to be involved
as one of the fedora core developers, too. First, I need to know more
about Fedora Core, so I decide to work on the documentations first.
And I'm ready to dodge myself in it!
    I hope you could accept me and help me at my startup. Thanks very much!

Wu Yu

[John Babich]

On 4/13/07, 吴愚  wrote:
>     One of the most important experience I have was that I won the third
>
> prize of National Intel Cup Embedded Competetion with the development
> environment of Fedora Core 4. Qt, Kdevelopment, Gaim....These tools
> really gave me excited experience. And most important of all, I
> enjoyed myself very much!

First of all, congratulations on your success in the competition. That's a great
example of the power (and fun) of Linux in general and Fedora in particular.
>     Now I'm not satified with that I'm only a user. I want to be involved
>
> as one of the fedora core developers, too. First, I need to know more
> about Fedora Core, so I decide to work on the documentations first.

Welcome to the Fedora Docs Project. Are you interested in writing documents
in English or Chinese or both?

You may also be interested in doing translation work.

Once again, welcome to the project.

John Babich
Volunteer, Fedora Docs Project

[Yuan Yijun]

Cong!

I think Yu could do far more than translating documents. Maybe he will be
interested in fixing/tracking bugs?

Thanks.

[吴愚]

> Welcome to the Fedora Docs Project. Are you interested in writing documents
> in English or Chinese or both?
>
> You may also be interested in doing translation work.

I do enjoy writing documents in both English and Chinese. And
translation work would be good too. I just want to know more and
deeper about Fedora Core and share my feelings to others. So I think
the point is what part of work could I get right now? :)

Wu Yu

[John Babich]

Yu:

I agree with Yuan you are capable of doing technical work like fixing and
tracking bugs. You probably have the skills to write original software.

As an experienced IT engineer, I also see the challenge and need for good
documentation. What good is great software if no one understands its
value to them or how to use it to its fullest advantage?

Regards,

John Babich
Volunteer, Fedora Docs Project

[吴愚]

I agree with you very much. I think Fedora Core is an amazing
Operating System, suitable for work, development, entertainment...a
lot kinds of stuff. We need documentation that is easy to read and
understand to most people to make it more attractive and easy to hands
on. And then everybody could know the advantages.

But at my startup, I think anything is good for me. I just want to be
involved and give my own contribution. :)

Wu Yu