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We're OPEN!
The nomination period is in progress!


The following elections will take place in November/December 2012:

All dates and times noted are UTC time.

FESCo Elections November/December 2012

These members were elected in the last elections:


As per the FESCo election policy, the following finish their terms, and the seats are up for re-election:

More information at the FESCo wiki page.


For the last election, see NominationsMayJune2011

Eligible Voters
Voting eligibility is determined by a community member's Fedora Account System (FAS) memberships.

To vote for FESCo you must have cla_done + one other "non-cla" group in FAS.

Introductions

  • Mission Statement:
  • Past work summary:
  • Future plans:

Questionnaire

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Candidates

Stephen Gallagher (sgallagh)

Introduction

  • Mission Statement:
    • Make Fedora THE platform for rapidly developing the next generation of free, open-source software.
  • Past work summary:
    • Red Hat employee since 2008, developed the System Security Services Daemon, participant in the FreeIPA project. Currently advising the OpenLMI project and working on packaging Node.JS and its dependencies. Fedora Hosted admin maintaining ReviewBoard. Working with the OpenShift developers to host tools for use with Fedora such as Gerrit. Former FESCo member from June 2011 - 2012. Currently employed as the BaseOS Architect at Red Hat.
  • Future plans:
    • Continue to drive Fedora to become the best platform for developing exciting new technologies for the desktop and datacenter.

Jon Ciesla (limb)

Introduction

  • Mission Statement: To further the goals of the project and Free Software in general by helping enable contributors to bring the highest quality and most diverse collection of software to the distribution. I'm fully committed to the goals of Free Software, for ideological, but also primarily technical reasons.
  • Past work summary: I've been a Fedora user since RHL 7.1, and an active packager since 2007, as well as a sponsor and member of FESCO and the FPC. I initially focused on games and php applications, but have expanded to other things over time. I also encounter and deal with many of the issues we encounter as a project in the course of my day job.
  • Future plans: Ideally, I'd like to find ways to encourage and educate new contributors. I've sponsored a few new packagers, but would like to help shorten the time from first interest to active packager, and can only do so much on my own. I also have ideas and opinions on many areas FESCO addresses, including the Feature process, and would like to continue to contribute what experience I have to those conversations. I'm also very much interested in helping ARM achieve Primary architecture status, and have been doing a bit of work towards that goal.


Miloslav Trmač (mitr)

  • Mission Statement: Make Fedora work better for its primary purpose as a distribution - to turn various differing upstreams into a consistent and well-integrated whole.
  • Past work summary: Contributor since RHL times, worked on many things including a tcsh internals rewrite, initscripts, pyrpm, switch from MD5 to SHA-256 hashes in RPM and other places, audit work from the kernel to GUI layers, volume_key, encrypted disk support in libvirt, kernel's crypto interface, and the Fedora signing server. Used to be a heavy-duty translator into Czech.
  • Future plans: Fedora is often the place where packages affected by changes other packages first interact, and handling this well is critical for fulfilling the above-mentioned primary purpose of a distribution. To that end, I plan to work on improving the Feature process, and otherwise improving the handling of changes that affect other packages and ensuring distribution-wide consistency - while making it possible to make successful transitions faster, not slowing change down in bureaucracy. I also generally favor policies that allow quick bug->fix turnaround time and allow more enhancements into released versions of Fedora. Outside of FESCo my interest is in improving security of Fedora.

Toshio Kuratomi (abadger1999)

Introduction

  • Mission Statement:
  • Past work summary: I've contributed to Fedora since the fedora.us days and was a member of the second FESCo. Recently I've been an active member of the Fedora Infrastructure Team, worked on Packaging Guidelines as a member of the Fedora Packaging Committee, and have just returned from a stint on the Board. Around alpha release, I can often be seen to step in to get python packages building or work on this or that bug that's hit the community's radar but hasn't made it's way onto any blocker lists.
  • Future plans:
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