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=== Special Interest Groups and Committee membership === | === Special Interest Groups and Committee membership === | ||
Revision as of 12:43, 16 November 2008
Contact info
Email: dominik AT greysector DOT net
IRC : Rathann, channels: #fedora-pl, #fedora-devel
JID: rathann at jabber dot org
About me
I work as a system administrator for ICM , the supercomputing centre of the Warsaw University . I like to keep things neat and tidy, so whenever I come across some software that I need and that is missing from Fedora, I package it.
Fedora Contributions
Packages
The list of packages maintained by me can be found here.
Packages I'm currently working on are listed here:
- raidutils - Utilities to manage Adaptec I2O compliant RAID controllers #462311
- mnemosyne - Flash-card learning tool #461929
- pax-utils - PaX aware and related utilities for ELF binaries #469265
- LPRng - LPRng print spooler
- ifhp - ifhp print filter
Packager Sponsorship
I'm a sponsor and I'm always happy to sponsor people who show the necessary skill in creating packages. Contact me if you'd like me to help you become a Fedora Packager.
Here's a list of people I've sponsored so far. If they screw up, tell me.
- Jussi Lehtola (FAS name: jussilehtola)
- Charles R. Anderson (FAS name: cra)
- D. Haley (FAS name: mycae)
Special Interest Groups and Committee membership
Community
- #fedora-pl IRC channel founder
- x86-64 SIG founder
Useful links
- Package Maintainers Reference
- Packaging Committee
- Bodhi
- Registered Desktop file Categories
- How to deal with undefined non-weak symbols
- Some Mono applications won't build under rpmbuild
Dealing with TEXTRELs
- HOWTO Locate and Fix .text Relocations (TEXTRELs)
- shlib-with-non-pic-code: have inline assembly and PIC mix well
- U. Drepper's page about textrels