Op 3 sep. 2011 18:14 schreef "Alexander Rødseth" <rods...@gmail.com> het volgende: > > Hello, > > My name is Alexander Rødseth. I'm from Oslo, Norway, am 29 years old > for two more months and have been using Arch for a couple of years. > > My first taste of Linux was a brief acquaintance with Red Hat over a > decade ago, followed by Slackware and then Debian for a few years. Now > I use Arch Linux both at home and at work, and it's my absolute > favorite so far. > > My 62 AUR packages [1] have a total of 2519 votes, where 32% of the > votes are for packages I submitted, while the rest are for previously > orphaned packages, that needed a warm and caring home. > > I like how Arch tries to avoid fixing things behind your back, which I > think is evident from the installation process, the package manager > and the love for simplicity I've found in Arch users and developers > alike. > > I enjoy programming in Go, Haskell, Python and C, try to contribute to > open source projects with bug reports and the occasional patch (here > is one for Blender [2] and one for Firefox [3]). When I was younger, I > wrote a program for drawing icons and animating sprites. [4] I have a > wacky homepage where I experiment with HTML5 and upload small CLI > programs as I see fit. [5] > > I'm currently employed in Hue AS [6], a company that (roughly > explained) sells a software engine for converting sound to > 3D-graphics. I mainly work with developing and maintaining the > internal systems for keeping track of licenses, builds and issues with > the code (mostly written in Python). Luckily, I only program a minimum > of C++. ;) > > I started working with programming before studying computer science, > and I am on a lifelong track of continuing to learn stuff on my own. > > At least one of my AUR packages has been moved to [community] > (lib32-libasyncns, moved by Jan Steffens in 2010, only have the e-mail > as reference) and I've contributed to at least one package in [extra] > [7]. > > I hang out and answer questions on #archlinux as often as I can. > > My goal with becoming a TU is first and foremost to help out with > maintaining packages for the distro that I love and use. > > If I can find a bug to fix or a feature to add to pacman, or any other > arch-centric application, I would like to do so. (Could an option for > pacman to list all system-files that are not owned by a package be > something?) > > I am grumpy before the first cup of coffee in the morning, other than > that I'm generally happy, helpful and benevolent. I try to get a > minimum of exercise and I'm in a stable relationship. I like the game > of Go and creating music with jack, MIDI-synths and Arch, of course. > > Evangelos Foutras was kind enough to sponsor me for applying to become a TU. > > -- > Humble regards, > Alexander Rødseth > (xyproto on IRC, trontonic on AUR) > > > [1] https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?SeB=m&K=trontonic&PP=128&SO=d&O=0&SB=v > [2] http://www.3dmodellering.no/beckmann/ > [3] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78414 (ctrl-f, "patch") > [4] http://burn.sf.net > [5] http://roboticoverlords.org > [6] http://hue.no > [7] http://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/tree/crypto%2B%2B/trunk/
Thanks for your interest in becoming a TU. Your application is well written so I have good hopes for your packages. I'll check them when I have some more time...and a computer, at hand. In the meantime, what kind of packages are you interested in maintaining in [community]? Do you plan do adopt any orphans? Do you plan to move any new packages into [community]? Cheers, Ronald