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I'm Swiss citizen and my year of ''manufacture'' was 1974. Many upgrades since then but there are still some bugs left ;) | I'm Swiss citizen and my year of ''manufacture'' was 1974. Many upgrades since then but there are still some bugs left ;) | ||
I started with linux a few years ago after realizing that I was using more and more open source software on my proprietary operating system | I started with linux a few years ago after realizing that I was using more and more open source software on my proprietary operating system. Firefox, Thunderbird, Gimp, SeaMonkey, VLC, OpenOffice, Audacity and others conquered my desktop PC at home. Back then I thought why not trying an open source operating system as well. | ||
Currently I'm working as a Customer Support engineer for a international RFID company. At the beginning of my carrer I was teacher but lost my patience to work with teenagers, so I moved on :) | Currently I'm working as a Customer Support engineer for a international RFID company. At the beginning of my carrer I was teacher but lost my patience to work with teenagers, so I moved on :) | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 19 May 2011
Roman Spirgi
I'm Swiss citizen and my year of manufacture was 1974. Many upgrades since then but there are still some bugs left ;)
I started with linux a few years ago after realizing that I was using more and more open source software on my proprietary operating system. Firefox, Thunderbird, Gimp, SeaMonkey, VLC, OpenOffice, Audacity and others conquered my desktop PC at home. Back then I thought why not trying an open source operating system as well.
Currently I'm working as a Customer Support engineer for a international RFID company. At the beginning of my carrer I was teacher but lost my patience to work with teenagers, so I moved on :)
As I read through the german version of the Fedora website I thought that the german tranlation team could need some help ...
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