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= David Timms = | = David Timms = | ||
David Timms is a Control Systems | David Timms is a Control Systems Engineer at an Australian Audio Visual company. While a RH/Fedora user for some years, lately he has been using F13 for dvb television recording, playback and basic editing, and tuning guitars. | ||
Areas that he is interested in include: | Areas that he is interested in include: | ||
* packaging k3guitune and dvbcut | * pyvnc2swf: vnc screen recorder - packaging {in [[https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=448201 review]] complete and in Fedora since F-11} | ||
* k3guitune: guitar tuner application - packaging complete and in Fedora | |||
* dvbcut: {rpmfusion - [[https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26 review]]} - trim up Digital Video Broadcasting transport streams. Package accepted into rpmfusion. | |||
* anaconda - [[Features/Resilience|resilience]] when solvable things are detected - just an ideas man (man) no real time to explore actual coding. | |||
* testing fedora devel releases | * testing fedora devel releases | ||
* faster iso downloads through use of already downloaded files. | * faster iso downloads through use of already downloaded files. | ||
* cleaning up the .whatever user settings/configuration layout | * cleaning up the .whatever user settings/configuration layout | ||
* faster | * faster yum / gnome-packagekit updates / installs through queueing and immeditely starting package downloads as soon as yum sees a package as needed, rather than waiting for the complete deps run. | ||
* helping users having Fedora difficulties. | * helping users having Fedora difficulties. | ||
I started my packaging experience and became a fedora package contributor with the [https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/packages/name/glglobe glglobe] earth visualization application. | |||
Contact him by reversing: | Contact him by reversing: | ||
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[Scripts] | [Scripts] | ||
[[ | ==== how to pages ==== | ||
[[DavidTimms/DVB|Digital Television in Fedora]] | |||
==== howto link ==== | |||
see [http://thesite1/thepage1.html|a link], and [http://thesite2/thepage2.html|not a link]. | |||
see [[http://thesite1/thepage1.html|another name link]], and [[http://thesite2/thepage2.html|this wasn't the link]]. | |||
see [ [http://thesite1/thepage1.html|the other stuff] ], and [ [http://thesite2/thepage2.html|the last leg] ]. | |||
see http://thesite1/thepage1.html|the last leg, and http://thesite2/thepage2.html|the last arm. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 28 December 2016
David Timms
David Timms is a Control Systems Engineer at an Australian Audio Visual company. While a RH/Fedora user for some years, lately he has been using F13 for dvb television recording, playback and basic editing, and tuning guitars.
Areas that he is interested in include:
- pyvnc2swf: vnc screen recorder - packaging {in [review] complete and in Fedora since F-11}
- k3guitune: guitar tuner application - packaging complete and in Fedora
- dvbcut: {rpmfusion - [review]} - trim up Digital Video Broadcasting transport streams. Package accepted into rpmfusion.
- anaconda - resilience when solvable things are detected - just an ideas man (man) no real time to explore actual coding.
- testing fedora devel releases
- faster iso downloads through use of already downloaded files.
- cleaning up the .whatever user settings/configuration layout
- faster yum / gnome-packagekit updates / installs through queueing and immeditely starting package downloads as soon as yum sees a package as needed, rather than waiting for the complete deps run.
- helping users having Fedora difficulties.
I started my packaging experience and became a fedora package contributor with the glglobe earth visualization application.
Contact him by reversing: Email: [[MailTo(iinet.net.au@dtimms)] Or occasionally as sunset06 on IRC.
[Scripts]
how to pages
howto link
see [name link], and [wasn't the link].
see [ other stuff ], and [ last leg ].
see http://thesite1/thepage1.html%7Cthe last leg, and http://thesite2/thepage2.html%7Cthe last arm.