Introduction and hello !

[Krzysztof Kuberski]

Hi!
I’m Chris. I've been in IT for the last 4 years. My first steps in Linux/Unix were in 2005 when I was managing some game servers. Desktop experience started also in 2005 from probably Mandriva desktop (don’t really remember :) ).
Currently working in the RHEL environment which I really like for its maturity and configuration options. 
Never been into any open source project, mostly there was lack of time for other activities.
I can help in Fedora to create, maintain or manage current projects in all areas close to the Operating System.
Skills? Python, very basic of C, how os protos work, probably many more which is related to the Linux kernel and also some stuff in the SysAdmin area as this is my daily job.
In private? Father, husband, sci-fi enthusiast :)
I have never use mailing list and this is weird because I remember token ring networks and all 2000 chaos ;-)
Hope it will be good to be here !

See you, Chris!

[Ankur Sinha]

On Tue, Jan 30, 2024 10:31:57 -0000, Krzysztof Kuberski wrote:
> Hi!
> I’m Chris. I've been in IT for the last 4 years. My first steps in Linux/Unix were in 2005 when I was managing some game servers. Desktop experience started also in 2005 from probably Mandriva desktop (don’t really remember :) ).

Hi Chris!

Welcome to the community (again) :)
> Currently working in the RHEL environment which I really like for its maturity and configuration options. 
> Never been into any open source project, mostly there was lack of time for other activities.
> I can help in Fedora to create, maintain or manage current projects in all areas close to the Operating System.
> Skills? Python, very basic of C, how os protos work, probably many more which is related to the Linux kernel and also some stuff in the SysAdmin area as this is my daily job.

Lots to do in all these areas---packaging/testing/infra/QA/supporting
folks on Ask Fedora/docs ...
> In private? Father, husband, sci-fi enthusiast :)

Oo, great to have you here. Fell sci-fi enthusiast here. Just finished
Adrian Tchaikovsky's "The final architecture" trilogy. Here's me on
Bookwyrm: https://ramblingreaders.org/user/sanjay_ankur
> I have never use mailing list and this is weird because I remember token ring networks and all 2000 chaos ;-)
> Hope it will be good to be here !

A lot of the community has moved to
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org, but the mailing lists are still
alive. So we're sort of spread between the two at the moment.