Hi all.
Another slightly *cough* late announcement from me :)
Josh Saddler i(nightmorph) has joined the GDP team to help with our
(surprise!) documentation. He's already been an invaluable help updating
the Installation Handbook for the 2006.0 release.
Josh writes:
"I'm from San Diego, California, USA, and have lived here all my life.
Graduated in May 2005 from Point Loma Nazarene University with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre. I've played piano for more than 16
years, and have been acting and singing for about the same amount of
time. I work at Borders, a book/music/video/cafe shop. My wonderful
girlfriend and I recently got engaged. I read constantly: mostly
sci-fi/fantasy, but also read about art, literature, theatre, string
theory, quantum gravitation, astrophysics, Linux, rollercoasters, web
technologies, history, kernel & operating system internals, etc. You
name it. Firm believer in Gnome and Xfce4. Firm believer in rainy days,
starry nights, and beaches. I tinker with anything and everything in my
spare time. I write poetry, fiction and bits of plays, in about that
order. Music follows me wherever I go."
Josh should feel right at home in the developer lounge bar with those
qualifications :)
Please give Josh a hearty welcome to the team.
Regards,
Bryan Østergaard
--
gentoo-dev@gentoo.org mailing list
Another slightly *cough* late announcement from me :)
Josh Saddler i(nightmorph) has joined the GDP team to help with our
(surprise!) documentation. He's already been an invaluable help updating
the Installation Handbook for the 2006.0 release.
Josh writes:
"I'm from San Diego, California, USA, and have lived here all my life.
Graduated in May 2005 from Point Loma Nazarene University with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre. I've played piano for more than 16
years, and have been acting and singing for about the same amount of
time. I work at Borders, a book/music/video/cafe shop. My wonderful
girlfriend and I recently got engaged. I read constantly: mostly
sci-fi/fantasy, but also read about art, literature, theatre, string
theory, quantum gravitation, astrophysics, Linux, rollercoasters, web
technologies, history, kernel & operating system internals, etc. You
name it. Firm believer in Gnome and Xfce4. Firm believer in rainy days,
starry nights, and beaches. I tinker with anything and everything in my
spare time. I write poetry, fiction and bits of plays, in about that
order. Music follows me wherever I go."
Josh should feel right at home in the developer lounge bar with those
qualifications :)
Please give Josh a hearty welcome to the team.
Regards,
Bryan Østergaard
--
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