Introduction and plans on documenting systemd

[Chris Sederqvist]

Hi!

I'm a 35 year old guy from Norway.I've worked in different areas of the
IT industry since 1995, focusing mainly on networking, server
management and computer security. I started working with NT 3.5 servers
and workstations, and after a while I started getting interested in the
Linux operating system. I started using Debian because that was the os
installed on the company's servers. When configuring new servers I
chose Redhat, and began getting comfortable with that. 
I've used Redhat to run various firewalls and mail scanners and set up
RH with basic networking and file services as well. I've set up routing
and networking using Redhat and HP ProLiant switches.

I've also worked as an instructor on TCP/IP and computer security.
I've done some programming using C, Python and C#.

Nowadays I use Fedora for my desktop, mainly because it focuses on the
latest innovation for the Linux computing environment.

I've skimmed through some of the code for systemd, and I find this
innovation especially appealing.
I would like to document it for the Fedora docs project, together with
someone else with the same interest!

I will start writing about it these days, but I haven't gotten up to
speed with the Docbook and Publican parts yet, so I'll just start
writing plain text in Emacs...

So that was my introduction, hope to get to know you guys better!

All the best

Chris

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