BeniaminoCaputo
About Me
I was born in 1964, live in Bari south of italy.
I'm an old system administrator, security consultant. Actually i have a company and develop web application for various account department of government places in italy.
I have used diverse Linux distribuition: Red Hat, Debian, Suse, Mandrake and Ubuntu that I use from its first release.
Ubuntu interested me for its philosophy and than hit me for its simplicity and stability.
Now Ubuntu is the only distribuition installed on all my servers, workstations and notebook.
I appreciate the attempt to make it a distribuition simple to use through the creation/integration of graphics tool
also for administrative task, although on my system I open automatically a terminal window at boot 
Contact
Irc: Mizar at irc.freenode.net.
Icq: 255266005.
Ubuntu-it
Admin of italian mailing list ubuntu-it@lists.ubuntu.com
Admin of italian forum [:http://forum.ubuntu-it.org:forum.ubuntu.it.org]
Member of [:ItalianStrutturaComunita:Italian Locoteam]
- Member of italian documentation group
- Member of italian translation group in Rosetta
I try to support ubuntu users in irc channel, mailing lists and forums. Recently I was involved to reorganize italian community with some friends (MatthewEast, LorenzoSfarra, FabioMarzocca), because I notice its initially disorganization. I belief that we realize it, the result is the creation of a structure that seems to give coordinated and integrated results:
My Translations
My Documentation
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianBackupDatabaseMySql ItalianBackupDatabaseMySql]
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianRepositoryLocale ItalianRepositoryLocale]
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianMontareUnaCondivisioneWindows ItalianMontareUnaCondivisioneWindows]
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianCommunityStructure ItalianCommunityStructure]
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianAggiungereIconeMenuRisorse ItalianAggiungereIconeMenuRisorse]
Annotation
Often new users have difficulty to find support in their language, so I think that, using information supplied by the user during Ubuntu installation process, should be good to add in Firefox's bookmarks the link to the locoteam support site.