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== Contact == | == Contact == | ||
* '''Email''': | * '''Email''': mailto:cobelea.valentin@gmail.com | ||
* '''YM''': cobelea.valentin | * '''YM''': cobelea.valentin | ||
* '''Skype''': valentin.cobelea | * '''Skype''': valentin.cobelea | ||
* '''AIM''': valicobelea | * '''AIM''': valicobelea | ||
* '''IRC''': valente or valente85 @ #fedora-ambassadors , #fedora-meeting | * '''IRC''': valente or valente85 @ #fedora-ambassadors , #fedora-meeting , #fedora-mktg , #fedora-bugzappers | ||
* '''GPG key''': 7695 7091 93B6 9B9B 865C 53A7 EB97 8A6E 0ADA 6AF7 | * '''GPG key''': 7695 7091 93B6 9B9B 865C 53A7 EB97 8A6E 0ADA 6AF7 | ||
* '''Fedora Account''': valente | * '''Fedora Account''': valente | ||
== Activities within Fedora == | == Activities within Fedora == | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 20 February 2009
Valentin-Stefan COBELEA
I am using Fedora since the beginning, at home and of course at the office. Before Fedora, I was using RedHat Linux and I was deeply enjoying it. I work in a Romanian office of a major U.S. Devices Software Optimization company, where I am a Development Engineer. Almost in every project, here at work, I've gladly used Fedora as a development platform.
Contact
- Email: mailto:cobelea.valentin@gmail.com
- YM: cobelea.valentin
- Skype: valentin.cobelea
- AIM: valicobelea
- IRC: valente or valente85 @ #fedora-ambassadors , #fedora-meeting , #fedora-mktg , #fedora-bugzappers
- GPG key: 7695 7091 93B6 9B9B 865C 53A7 EB97 8A6E 0ADA 6AF7
- Fedora Account: valente
Activities within Fedora
- I've just been accepted as an ambassador.
- Since in the area where I live there is no big activity regarding Linux, I do my best at work, to help my colleagues with Fedora related problems.
Fedora and me
- I like and use Fedora for everything I need. I want people to know about Fedora and what it could offer them.
- When somebody needs help with some issue I always explain and show how to solve that.
- I've created several documents that shows solutions for general problems, patches, manuals etc. All these things are really helping people, for instance here in the office where I work, because I see that there is no "publicity" for Fedora.
- Looking at other Linux distros, I think branded CDs, DVDs and even USB-data sticks could make more people use Fedora.
- Even if I'm working as a developer at work, almost all the Fedora related problems come to be.
Latest things I've done
- Helped my colleagues with the PackageKit update problem.
- Created several how-to wiki pages (inside company) for Fedora problems/issues.
- Installed and configured Fedora on several computers as base servers for different projects.
- Created USB memory sticks with Fedora 10 as rescue solutions for broken computers.
- Fixed the error caused by the kernel 2.6.27.9 on several Dell D630 notebooks (mine was the "guinee pig").
- Start working on creating service packs (with Service Packs Creator) for computers that don't have internet access (due to security issues).
- Tested Fedora 11 Alpha release.
- Contributions on several topics on a Romanian large forum.
- Subscribed to Fedora BugZappers group.
- Invited a colleague from the office to participate to Fedora Project.
...to be updated