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Hi, this is Mark. I'm glad you stopped by. I'm sometimes in #fedora-docs and #fredlug on irc.freenode.net. My IRC nick is "marwalk" and feel free to give me a shout if you see me online. My main email address is marwalk@marwalk.com, and alternatively marwalk@gmail.com. My GnuPG public key is available from pgp.mit.edu and the other key servers. Further contact info and background are at marwalk. | Hi, this is Mark. I'm glad you stopped by. I'm sometimes in #fedora-docs and #fredlug on irc.freenode.net. My IRC nick is "marwalk" and feel free to give me a shout if you see me online. My main email address is marwalk@marwalk.com, and alternatively marwalk@gmail.com. My GnuPG public key is available from pgp.mit.edu and the other key servers. Further contact info and background are at marwalk.net. | ||
Any spare time I have for Linux is joyful time, and I relish it. I'm active in FredLUG in Fredericksburg, VA. I also publish episodes of the FredPod podcast as often as I can; it always includes the latest samplings from yum info recent results, as well what I hope is an interesting feature item. | Any spare time I have for Linux is joyful time, and I relish it. I'm active in FredLUG in Fredericksburg, VA. I also publish episodes of the FredPod podcast as often as I can; it always includes the latest samplings from yum info recent results, as well what I hope is an interesting feature item. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:49, 30 May 2015
Hi, this is Mark. I'm glad you stopped by. I'm sometimes in #fedora-docs and #fredlug on irc.freenode.net. My IRC nick is "marwalk" and feel free to give me a shout if you see me online. My main email address is marwalk@marwalk.com, and alternatively marwalk@gmail.com. My GnuPG public key is available from pgp.mit.edu and the other key servers. Further contact info and background are at marwalk.net.
Any spare time I have for Linux is joyful time, and I relish it. I'm active in FredLUG in Fredericksburg, VA. I also publish episodes of the FredPod podcast as often as I can; it always includes the latest samplings from yum info recent results, as well what I hope is an interesting feature item.
Fedora is my distro of choice, and I use it at home for just about everything that doesn't absolutely require Windows, OS X, or some other proprietary platform.
--Mark C. Walker 01:04, 23 October 2011 (UTC)