Figured that as a new Ambassador, I'd just drop a quick note to the list to introduce myself.
I'm a 28 year old systems architect from Jersey City, NJ. Mostly during my work life I work with very high-end production systems, all running RHEL. At home, I use Fedora for my desktop, and try to advocate other people to do it. I'm an RHCE [1] who's actively working on RHCA.
I attend at least two events every months (NYLUG [2] and the New York Linux Meetup [3]). There are others that I would get involved with as I get time and am informed of them. At these events, I try to advocate Fedora to the extent that I can. I may attempt to put together a Fedora talk for NYLUG, however, I'm not all that sure of what they want to hear about (probably new features in F8/9, etc). Let me know if there is other advocacy that I can do within the NYC area.
Thanks! -Jon
jstanley@fedoraproject.org
[1] http://www.redhat.com/training/certification/verify/?rhce_cert_display:certn... [2] http://www.nylug.org [3] http://linux.meetup.com/392
On Dec 23, 2007 5:37 AM, Jon Stanley jonstanley@gmail.com wrote:
Figured that as a new Ambassador, I'd just drop a quick note to the list to introduce myself.
I'm a 28 year old systems architect from Jersey City, NJ. Mostly during my work life I work with very high-end production systems, all running RHEL. At home, I use Fedora for my desktop, and try to advocate other people to do it. I'm an RHCE [1] who's actively working on RHCA.
Welcome to the Fedora Ambassador from another East Coaster.
I attend at least two events every months (NYLUG [2] and the New York Linux Meetup [3]). There are others that I would get involved with as I get time and am informed of them. At these events, I try to advocate Fedora to the extent that I can. I may attempt to put together a Fedora talk for NYLUG, however, I'm not all that sure of what they want to hear about (probably new features in F8/9, etc). Let me know if there is other advocacy that I can do within the NYC area.
IMHO, the contributions made by Fedorans to upstream projects are often overlooked. You can inform a Linux-savvy group like a LUG on howFedora is a great community distro in its own right and how it helps to improve every distro by upstream contributions.
Best Regards,
John Babich Fedora Ambassador
Welcome to fedora ambassadors team ...hope you will keep continuing spreading the good word of fedora ..
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