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= Terrance Hutchinson = | |||
I am currently working at Hewlett-Packard in NAS group. I am a Systems Integration Engineer and at times a Software Developer. I have been using GNU/Linux since 2004. I started off using Fedora Core 4 and have stayed with it since. At work I am always pushing the idea of using linux and open source software for tools we need. I currently have Fedora 10 on my work laptop and RHEL5.2 on my server. | I am currently working at Hewlett-Packard in NAS group. I am a Systems Integration Engineer and at times a Software Developer. I have been using GNU/Linux since 2004. I started off using Fedora Core 4 and have stayed with it since. At work I am always pushing the idea of using linux and open source software for tools we need. I currently have Fedora 10 on my work laptop and RHEL5.2 on my server. | ||
Revision as of 10:00, 6 March 2009
Terrance Hutchinson
I am currently working at Hewlett-Packard in NAS group. I am a Systems Integration Engineer and at times a Software Developer. I have been using GNU/Linux since 2004. I started off using Fedora Core 4 and have stayed with it since. At work I am always pushing the idea of using linux and open source software for tools we need. I currently have Fedora 10 on my work laptop and RHEL5.2 on my server. In my spare time I workout, code and practice Mixed Martial Arts.
Contact
- E-mail Address: mailto:terrance.hutchinson@gmail.com
- IRC: #fedora, #e, sometimes the developer channels, #edevel, my IRC name is gnp421
- GPG Key:
- Fedora Account: hutchint
Activities with Fedora
- Volunteer at local schools and universities to teach GNU/Linux to students by using the latest Fedora release
- Participate in local computer events by setting up booths or passing out flyers showing the many benefits of using Fedora Linux
- Hold Install fests in the area to help people in setting up Linux on their computers or just showing them how to use the Live CD
- Create Presentations on the benefits of Fedora/ Open Source software for IT Administrators; explain clustering/mixed environments as well