Self Introduction | Harsh Mangal
by Harsh Mangal
Hello Fedora Community!
Hi, I'm Harsh I'm an efficient graphic designer, backend coder. I am not scared of using the terminal, writing shell scripts nor touch the database. DevOps enthusiast. Always excited to learn anything involving Software Development, Networking, Computer Science, and Open Source.
- Final year Bachelors of Technology undergraduate student-focused in Computer Science.
- Quick learner with strategic thinking skills and a creative mindset.
- I'm open to new challenges and would be happy to be a part of a team that wants to bring changes.
- Fascinated with Open Source Software Development, DevOps and how it shapes the modern Software Development process.
Previously took part in some of the Open Source programs like GSSOC Extended and SWOC. I hope to contribute to Fedora for GSoC and beyond.
Thank you, and I'll be more than happy in giving back to the community.
Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/slashharsh
2 years, 4 months
Rachitt Shah | New Contributor to Fedora.
by Rachitt Shah
Hello Fedora Community!
I'm Rachitt Shah,and I reside in India. I made the switch to Linux about a
year ago,and I love to explore new distros. I run Fedora Workstation as my
main OS,and I'm trying to build my own kernel from scratch as well.
I was really impressed by the breath of the organization and the huge
amount of SIGs for almost each topic.
I have been a contributor at KDE for their Season of KDE 2021 under the
Calamares installer where I contribute to the docs,and I have tried to help
new open sourcers via Script Winter of Code(http://swoc.tech/) where I
help new-comers to pair with Open Source projects. I am the head of
documentation at Canvasbird(https://canvasboard.live/home).
I am currently exploring the Fedora ecosystem,and I hope to contribute to
Fedora for GSoC and beyond.
I was along interested to contribute in the roles of content writer for
docs,OS development and Ambassadors/CommsOps if needed by the community.
Thank you,and I hope to contribute to the community soon!
2 years, 4 months
Self introduction: Pawel Zelawski
by Pawel Zelawski
My name is Pawel Zelawski, I live in Poland.
I’m a free and open source software enthusiast. As I haven’t been working as any kind of IT specialist I’ve decided to spend my free time as productive as possible and in 2018 I started my journey with Linux and other FOSS software. Since then I’ve been learning how to use Linux in the most efficient way for me and how things work behind the scene. I found myself to feel better and be more productive with terminal applications than GUI one. I prefer to use Tailing Windows Managers instead of full DE and for daily productivity I use NeoMutt, Newsboat and Irssi. In 2019 I started to play with Docker, Docker Swarm and Ansible technologies using a couple of virtual machines and my small home lab. The truth is that I like tinkering and going further with new areas I face challenges and I try new approaches to optimize time spend on things that can be automated. I'm proponent of open solutions and I encourage people around me to try them out.
My approach is: use whatever works for you but if there is an open source project that meets your expectation than why not use it and have more control over your data and privacy.
My first experience with Linux was years ago and I started with Slackware, then I went through various distributions but finally I ended up with a couple I use on a daily basis like Debian, CentOS, Fedora and Arch.
I would like to support Fedora Project wherever it's possible using various skills I learned in my professional life as well as on my self development technological path. I've been working as an IT Project Manager for many years very close to software development processes and managing infrastructure. I was always exposed to clients as project or initiative representative so I have experience with both internal and external type of work. I can help with organizing more complex initiatives with engagement of various team members across different time zones and locations. I have a few years of non commercial experience with Linux systems from administration point of view, so for sure I can use it for simple technical tasks or for interviews, blog posts where such level of technical knowledge is sufficient. With my commercial clients I've been also acting as bridge between business and technical teams which was possible because of understanding of both perspectives. I worked on both design and product release phases which allows me to effectively translate technical values into business / user benefits.
I would like to dedicate part of my free time to work with Fedora community, participate in initiatives and use it also as opportunity to grow in areas I didn't have chance to work on.
I'm mostly interested of being Fedora Ambassador. I'm aware of Ambassadors Revamp initiative that is happening now and because of this I would appreciate any suggestion where to start considering current setup of Ambassadors structure.
I'm already on mailing lists, pagure.io, I have FAS account: pawelzelawski and I follow RSS feed from Fedora Magazine, Blog and Fedora Planet.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to create my wiki page as probably someone has to add me to one more group in FAS account.
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Regards
Pawel
2 years, 4 months
Self introduction email
by Mauro Filanti
Hi guys,
I'm Mauro, from Italy!
I'll start by introducing what I do, then why "I'm here".
I've been a Software Developer for four years until September 2020, mainly
on Java stack; some months ago I moved to a Sysadmin/Devops Engineering
role.
I work with different kinds of technologies at the moment, from "classic"
Linux server management via plain bash scripting, Docker containers and
Puppet/Foreman provisioning to cloud services (AWS). Some tools for the
last are Ansible, Packer and AWS Cloudformation.
Of course I work (love) a lot git since I'm dealing every day with
different repositories (I'm the classic nerd guy at work that helps
everyone dealing with git, trying to get everyone to use the cli!) and use
a lot of Jenkins by working on pipeline jobs, from automated tasks to
software deployment to infrastructure provisioning.
I love working on new processes or improving existing ones and documenting
the whole, sharing those informations and knowledge with others.
Finally why I'm here.
I've been passionate about Open Source, GNU/Linux in particular, since
University and always wanted to contribute to it without
never understanding how.
I was a member of the LUG team of Rome, so that allowed me to help others.
Now after some years of working experience and with the Covid situation
that it's messing around all the world, I decide to join the Fedora
community and give back something to it.
Just to recap, my main area could be:
- Cloud
- Infrastructure
- Development, maybe to something really near to Fedora infrastructure
- I'll add this but I still have to figure it out as "area", packages
Thanks,
Mauro
2 years, 4 months
Self introduction : Hozan Şahin
by Hozan Şahin
Hello, Fedora community.
My name is Hozan. I'm from Turkey and currently a computer programmer, I am working on IT special in a private company in Gaziantep/Turkey.
I have been using Fedora for 2 years.
I want to join and contribute to the Fedora project
family. I'm mostly interested in PHP, NodeJS, JavaScript, python. I have developed small-scale projects in
PHP languages. I use
Python/Flask and PHP/Laravel or .
It will be very exciting for me to contribute to these areas in the Fedora project.
Best regards.
Glad to be here.
Hozan Şahin
2 years, 4 months
Self Introduction
by Kader Miyanyedi
Hello, Fedora community.
My name is Kader. I'm from Turkey and currently a computer engineering student.
I have been using Fedora for 1 years. I want to join and contribute to the Fedora project family. I'm mostly interested in python. I have developed small-scale projects in Python languages. I am working on software intern in a private company in Sakarya. I use Python/Django and Angular.
It will be very exciting for me to contribute to these areas in the Fedora project.
Best regards.
Kader Miyanyedi
2 years, 4 months
New Contributor Introduction
by Suhaas Joshi
Hey guys! My name is Suhaas. I have been using Fedora Workstation for a
couple of weeks now. I'd like to apply to the Fedora Project under GSOC
2021 and would love to start contributing already. I am proficient in C++
and some data structures. My timezone is Indian Standard Time(IST). I have
walked through the welcome-to-fedora ticket. Please let me know how to
proceed from here and what I can do to help the community!
Thanks
Suhaas
2 years, 4 months
Introduction From Joshua Bende Falanga
by Joshua Bende Falanga
My name is Joshua Bende Falanga, i'm from Democratic republic of Congo,
and currently a software engineering student.
I love open-source technologies, I have been using Fedora Linux for
over 5 years and with friends I love being part of the community
helping people discover the best free software alternatives, promoting
it. education, knowledge sharing with our local communities.
I have always liked the way everyone participates in the development
of Fedora Linux because it benefits a lot of people, that's why I'm
here, helping the community to contribute even little to the
improvement and evolution of this great distribution Fedora Linux.
Am i welcomed?
Joshua Bende Falanga.
2 years, 4 months
Self Introduction: Mrinal Kumar
by Mrinal Kumar
Hello, Fedora community,
I am Mrinal Kumar. Currently, I am a sophomore at the Indian Institute of
Technology, Roorkee.
I am a big fan of the Fedora project and am looking forward to being a part
of such an incredible community.
I have a firm grasp of languages like C, C++, Python, Java, Javascript,
Rust. I have done quite a few projects on web-development using frameworks
like React-js, Django, Django-Rest-Framework.
I am a full-stack developer at the Information Management Group, IIT
Roorkee, and have contributed to its open-source project Omniport.
I am open to learn and work on any software development technology and
contribute to the Fedora community.
Best Regards,
Mrinal Kumar
2 years, 4 months
Is Join interested in moving from this list to Discourse?
by Matthew Miller
The migration for the Fedora Council has gone well so far, and as I
understand it has been a rousing success for Magazine. Should we look at
moving this list there as well?
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Matthew Miller
<mattdm(a)fedoraproject.org>
Fedora Project Leader
2 years, 4 months
