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== Activities | == Activities Related to Fedora == | ||
* Seminar for using Fedora as a user-friendly and performant OS, held in [http://www.ndu.edu.lb Notre Dame University], for Computer Engineers and Scientists. | * Seminar for using Fedora as a user-friendly and performant OS, held in [http://www.ndu.edu.lb Notre Dame University], for Computer Engineers and Scientists. | ||
* Conversions' never been better: I am spreading the word everywhere... Now my colleagues are "dying" for me to install them Fedora... I'm just making them wait a little longer: they'll get ever more thirsty, and will eventually get what they | * Conversions' never been better: I am spreading the word everywhere... Now my colleagues are "dying" for me to install them Fedora... I'm just making them wait a little longer: they'll get ever more thirsty, and will eventually get what they've been longing for!!! | ||
* All of my home PC's officially run Fedora. This is the first step anyone coming over to see how a great OS actually works. | * All of my home PC's officially run Fedora. This is the first step for anyone coming over to see how a great OS actually works. | ||
* The best way to spread the word is to actually use Fedora in front of people, in cafeterias, restaurants, public places: people just come and wonder about the wonderful :-)!!! | * The best way to spread the word is to actually use Fedora in front of people, in cafeterias, restaurants, public places: people just come and wonder about the wonderful :-)!!! | ||
* One of my professional contacts | * One of my professional contacts wanted to drive his proxy servers with F10. That's 2 DVD's (32 & 64b) I handed over to him... | ||
* I'm currently the IT Manager of a multinational company. All computers run either RHEL5 or Fedora. 'Computers' include laptops/desktops and servers... | |||
--[[User:Paulmarc|May God Be With You]] 18:16, 1 March 2009 (UTC) | --[[User:Paulmarc|May God Be With You]] 18:16, 1 March 2009 (UTC) | ||
[[Category:Ambassadors from Lebanon]] | [[Category:Ambassadors from Lebanon]] | ||
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Paul-Marc Bougharios
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I majored in Computer and Communication Engineering, and love everything related to computers and technology.
As soon as I began using Linux (Fedora, more specifically), I was entangled by the organization and power of Open Source Software...
Having a great impact on the student body, my colleagues and my numerous friends when it comes to technology, I am in the never-ending quest of converting everyone on my path from limited-based OSes to broader scope, easy to use, smart platforms, where limitation is the only impossible thing...
Contact
- Email: paulmarc at fedoraproject dot org
- Website: www.paulmarc.org
- GPG key: 0x9A7A8E94
- Fedora Account: paulmarc
Activities Related to Fedora
- Seminar for using Fedora as a user-friendly and performant OS, held in Notre Dame University, for Computer Engineers and Scientists.
- Conversions' never been better: I am spreading the word everywhere... Now my colleagues are "dying" for me to install them Fedora... I'm just making them wait a little longer: they'll get ever more thirsty, and will eventually get what they've been longing for!!!
- All of my home PC's officially run Fedora. This is the first step for anyone coming over to see how a great OS actually works.
- The best way to spread the word is to actually use Fedora in front of people, in cafeterias, restaurants, public places: people just come and wonder about the wonderful :-)!!!
- One of my professional contacts wanted to drive his proxy servers with F10. That's 2 DVD's (32 & 64b) I handed over to him...
- I'm currently the IT Manager of a multinational company. All computers run either RHEL5 or Fedora. 'Computers' include laptops/desktops and servers...
--May God Be With You 18:16, 1 March 2009 (UTC)