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== About == | == About == | ||
Zach Oglesby is a Avionics Technician in the US Air Force, he spends his time between Delaware, USA and Rota, Spain. He has been using GNU/Linux since 2001, and wishes to see it used more in learning environment. Zach helped to start the now dead website linuxteens.com and is currently working on [http://teenlinux.com teenlinux.com]. While he can program in a few languages, Zach is more into the social importance of free software, as such he only writes code when its necessary. An example of this is his applet for using bluetooth headsets in gnome, and can be found [http:// | Zach Oglesby is a Avionics Technician in the US Air Force, he spends his time between Delaware, USA and Rota, Spain. He has been using GNU/Linux since 2001, and wishes to see it used more in learning environment. Zach helped to start the now dead website linuxteens.com and is currently working on [http://teenlinux.com teenlinux.com]. While he can program in a few languages, Zach is more into the social importance of free software, as such he only writes code when its necessary. An example of this is his applet for using bluetooth headsets in gnome, and can be found [http://git.zach.tk/?p=sabertooth.git;a=summary here]. | ||
== Around Fedora == | == Around Fedora == |
Revision as of 01:45, 29 May 2009
Zach Oglesby
About
Zach Oglesby is a Avionics Technician in the US Air Force, he spends his time between Delaware, USA and Rota, Spain. He has been using GNU/Linux since 2001, and wishes to see it used more in learning environment. Zach helped to start the now dead website linuxteens.com and is currently working on teenlinux.com. While he can program in a few languages, Zach is more into the social importance of free software, as such he only writes code when its necessary. An example of this is his applet for using bluetooth headsets in gnome, and can be found here.
Around Fedora
Most of what I do is around documentation, I try and keep the Multimedia Beat as current as possible, I am also into Xmonad and Haskell, so I am currently looking for ways to help the Haskell SIG. You can usally fine me in #fedora-docs and #fedora-haskell.