Participation

[Freddie Rosario]

Hey to all,

My name is Freddie and I am looking to get involved in Fedora in some way. I
browsed the website and saw that Fedora is looking for people who have some
experience with Linux and Python in general. I would like to donate about an
hour every night or every other night. Does anyone need any help with a
project? I currently work for Google and have some experience with somewhat
large networks and computing environments. I want to start small and work my
way up. Even though I work for Google, I do not want to give the impression
that I know everything. I am here to learn and help out where I can. Thank
you for your time!

--Freddie

[Mike McGrath]

Freddie Rosario wrote:
>  Hey to all,
>
>  My name is Freddie and I am looking to get involved in Fedora in some 
>  way. I
>  browsed the website and saw that Fedora is looking for people who have 
>  some
>  experience with Linux and Python in general. I would like to donate 
>  about an
>  hour every night or every other night. Does anyone need any help with a
>  project? I currently work for Google and have some experience with 
>  somewhat
>  large networks and computing environments. I want to start small and 
>  work my
>  way up. Even though I work for Google, I do not want to give the 
>  impression
>  that I know everything. I am here to learn and help out where I can. 
>  Thank
>  you for your time! 
Good to hear.  Anyone have any python tasks for Freedie at the moment?

    -Mike

[Freddie Rosario]

Mike and Fedora Infrastructure team,

Python is only one of my skills. If possible I would like to know where the
team needs the most help and I will try to work around your needs. Like I
said before, I would like to start small and see how much I can contribute.
Thanks again for any feedback. :)

On 5/18/07, Mike McGrath <mmcgrath(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote:
>  Freddie Rosario wrote:
>  > Hey to all,
>  >
>  > My name is Freddie and I am looking to get involved in Fedora in some
>  > way. I
>  > browsed the website and saw that Fedora is looking for people who have
>  > some
>  > experience with Linux and Python in general. I would like to donate
>  > about an
>  > hour every night or every other night. Does anyone need any help with a
>  > project? I currently work for Google and have some experience with
>  > somewhat
>  > large networks and computing environments. I want to start small and
>  > work my
>  > way up. Even though I work for Google, I do not want to give the
>  > impression
>  > that I know everything. I am here to learn and help out where I can.
>  > Thank
>  > you for your time!
>
>  Good to hear.  Anyone have any python tasks for Freedie at the moment?
>
>      -Mike
>
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[Matt Domsch]

On Fri, May 18, 2007 at 08:28:26PM -0700, Freddie Rosario wrote:
>     Mike and Fedora Infrastructure team,
>  
>     Python is only one of my skills. If possible I would like to know where
>     the team needs the most help and I will try to work around your needs.
>     Like I said before, I would like to start small and see how much I can
>     contribute. Thanks again for any feedback. :) 
I'd love for someone who really knows python, as opposed to my
functional fumbling, to code review and suggest improvements / provide
patches to mirrormanager.  It's an opportunity to clean up some
critical and widely used code, as well as an instructional opportunity.

https://hosted.fedoraproject.org/projects/mirrormanager

Thanks,
Matt

-- 
Matt Domsch
Software Architect
Dell Linux Solutions linux.dell.com & www.dell.com/linux
Linux on Dell mailing lists @ http://lists.us.dell.com

[Freddie Rosario]

Matt Domsch and fedora infrastructure team,

Right now Mike McGrath has asked me to help him out with the smolt project.
I will give him a hand on that and if he is satisfied that I did a good job,
then I will move on to something more critical such as code reviews and
mirrormanager. I am far from a python expert but I will help out wherever I
can.

--Freddie


On 5/21/07, Matt Domsch <Matt_Domsch(a)dell.com&gt; wrote:
>  On Fri, May 18, 2007 at 08:28:26PM -0700, Freddie Rosario wrote:
>  >    Mike and Fedora Infrastructure team,
>  >
>  >    Python is only one of my skills. If possible I would like to know
>  where
>  >    the team needs the most help and I will try to work around your
>  needs.
>  >    Like I said before, I would like to start small and see how much I
>  can
>  >    contribute. Thanks again for any feedback. :)
>
>  I'd love for someone who really knows python, as opposed to my
>  functional fumbling, to code review and suggest improvements / provide
>  patches to mirrormanager.  It's an opportunity to clean up some
>  critical and widely used code, as well as an instructional opportunity.
>
>  https://hosted.fedoraproject.org/projects/mirrormanager
>
>  Thanks,
>  Matt
>
>  --
>  Matt Domsch
>  Software Architect
>  Dell Linux Solutions linux.dell.com & www.dell.com/linux
>  Linux on Dell mailing lists @ http://lists.us.dell.com
>
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>

[Mike McGrath]

Freddie Rosario wrote:
>  Matt Domsch and fedora infrastructure team,
>
>  Right now Mike McGrath has asked me to help him out with the smolt 
>  project.
>  I will give him a hand on that and if he is satisfied that I did a 
>  good job,
>  then I will move on to something more critical such as code reviews and
>  mirrormanager. I am far from a python expert but I will help out 
>  wherever I
>  can. 
Take a look with matt, his stuff is more important :)

    -Mike