Self-Introduction: Steven Whitehouse

Kris Thomsen lakristho at gmail.com
Wed Mar 18 21:08:59 UTC 2009


Welcome to Fedora L10N :)
Translating whole Fedora with one man is quite hard - I do it myself
right now. It's great to have some backup-people ;)

// Kris
Danish maintainer

2009/3/18 Steven Whitehouse <swhiteho at redhat.com>:
> Hi,
>
> As per the instructions on the wiki....
>
> Name: Steven Whitehouse
> Location: Swansea, UK
> FAS username: swhiteho
> Language for translation: Cornish (kw)
> Profession: Developing the GFS2 Filesystem for Red Hat
> Other fedora projects: GFS2 (kernel), gfs-utils and clustering
> generally, package reviews of msp430 related dev tools
>
> Comments, suggestions about L10N: There should be a Cornish language
> translation :-) Obviously this is a pretty big project, so my plan is to
> try and find bunch of people to help with this. Such an effort needs
> somewhere to have a wiki and a mailing list, and to hopefully do that
> via Fedora. See my follow up email (coming shortly!) for more details.
>
> Historical qualifications: I have a MEng in Electronic Engineering with
> Communications and a PhD in Error Resilient Image Compression, neither
> of which are likely to be of any help in the task of
> localisation/translation :-)
>
> I've created a wiki page thusly:
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Swhiteho
>
> which I think answers the remaining questions, and my GPG key is:
>
> pub   1024D/8402322A 2008-04-04
>      Key fingerprint = 7E95 42C9 4952 7314 C530  907C ED31 DBA4 8402 322A
> uid                  Steven Whitehouse <swhiteho at redhat.com>
> sub   4096g/EAD2CF69 2008-04-04
>
> Can someone approve my cvsl10n group application please?
>
> Steve.
>
>
>
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