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* [[User:langdon|Langdon]] - Fedora Council member, Modularity Objective Lead, application developer, architect, manager, etc. I want to make Fedora more welcoming and usable by separating the lifecycles of applications from the OS. | * [[User:langdon|Langdon]] - Fedora Council member, Modularity Objective Lead, application developer, architect, manager, etc. I want to make Fedora more welcoming and usable by separating the lifecycles of applications from the OS. | ||
* [[User:jwboyer|Josh Boyer]] - Fedora Council and FESCo member, general Fedora nosy person. I want to make sure Langdon doesn't break Fedora completely. More seriously, I want to make sure modularity is usable and useful outside of just composing the OS itself. | |||
* [[User:fas-username|real-name]] - < some remarks about your background />. < why modularity is interesting for you or what you hope to accomplish />. | * [[User:fas-username|real-name]] - < some remarks about your background />. < why modularity is interesting for you or what you hope to accomplish />. |
Revision as of 20:45, 18 March 2016
Working Group Self-Nominations
To volunteer to serve on the Fedora Modularity Working Group, simply add yourself below, along with a brief description of your current involvement with Fedora and plans for participation in this group. Note that this will be a highly technical working group. We're looking particularly (but not exclusively) for representation from the previous Environments & Stacks and Base WGs, Release Engineering, Infrastructure, Quality Assurance, and the Security Team.
See the NOT YET POSTED post for background on what this is all about.
- Langdon - Fedora Council member, Modularity Objective Lead, application developer, architect, manager, etc. I want to make Fedora more welcoming and usable by separating the lifecycles of applications from the OS.
- Josh Boyer - Fedora Council and FESCo member, general Fedora nosy person. I want to make sure Langdon doesn't break Fedora completely. More seriously, I want to make sure modularity is usable and useful outside of just composing the OS itself.
- real-name - < some remarks about your background />. < why modularity is interesting for you or what you hope to accomplish />.