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Scott McBrien | |||
ambassador@mcbrien.net | |||
I'm a veteran of the open source community, and while I don't drink the Kool-Aid hook, line, and sinker, believe that Open Source is an important conceptual contribution to technology and our generation. I make my living by teaching classes on Red Hat based Linux distributions, and by offering consulting services on same. I use open source extensively in my own projects, and it's always my first choice for clients. | |||
I want to be a Fedora Ambassador because I like the Fedora Distro (I use a fair amount of the live distro), and it's a great desktop distro. It's easy to show off to people who are new or interested in Linux. | |||
I'll get back to this page later... | I'll get back to this page later... | ||
Until then, find me on irc.freenode.net | Until then, find me on irc.freenode.net as StabbyMc | ||
-Scott | -Scott | ||
Revision as of 16:53, 21 February 2009
Scott McBrien ambassador@mcbrien.net
I'm a veteran of the open source community, and while I don't drink the Kool-Aid hook, line, and sinker, believe that Open Source is an important conceptual contribution to technology and our generation. I make my living by teaching classes on Red Hat based Linux distributions, and by offering consulting services on same. I use open source extensively in my own projects, and it's always my first choice for clients.
I want to be a Fedora Ambassador because I like the Fedora Distro (I use a fair amount of the live distro), and it's a great desktop distro. It's easy to show off to people who are new or interested in Linux.
I'll get back to this page later...
Until then, find me on irc.freenode.net as StabbyMc
-Scott