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| Around 1996, I became active in [http://unitopia.de Unitopia] - a MUD where I soon learned LPC (object oriented C obfuscation) and became infected with the OpenSource virus. | Around 1996, I became active in [[http://unitopia.de|Unitopia]] - a MUD where I soon learned LPC (object oriented C obfuscation) and became infected with the OpenSource virus. |
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| In 2000 I installed Debian and really meant it to use it, it was great: finally a Linux distro that was actively maintained and had a working package management. I followed the general discussions, wrote bug reports to Debian and Gnome, advocated Linux in my near environment, became part of the translator group gnome-de.org and active contributor to the UNIX working group at my university. As part of my studies, I developed [http://protosquared.berlios.de protosquared] and (http://libaccustom.berlios.de) - a system to store user preferences on a (very modular and configurable) server, both projects are somewhat abandoned right now. | In 2000 I installed Debian and really meant it to use it, it was great: finally a Linux distro that was actively maintained and had a working package management. I followed the general discussions, wrote bug reports to Debian and Gnome, advocated Linux in my near environment, became part of the translator group gnome-de.org and active contributor to the UNIX working group at my university. As part of my studies, I developed [[http://protosquared.berlios.de|protosquared]] and (http://libaccustom.berlios.de) - a system to store user preferences on a (very modular and configurable) server, both projects are somewhat abandoned right now. |
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Daniel Holbach
I'm 29 years old and live in Berlin, Germany, have a dog named Murphy and (among other things) like Drum'n'Bass music.
Contact
eMail: daniel.holbach@ubuntu.com
Nickname on IRC: dholbach
Jabber: dholbach@jabber.ccc.de
GPG key: 059DD5EB
Bio & Interests
Since I grew up with computers around me, it seems I was always interested in making things work on computers.
Bio
Long ago I started programming in Pascal, Delphi and Basic. *shudder* Around 1996, I became active in Unitopia - a MUD where I soon learned LPC (object oriented C obfuscation) and became infected with the OpenSource virus.
In 2000 I installed Debian and really meant it to use it, it was great: finally a Linux distro that was actively maintained and had a working package management. I followed the general discussions, wrote bug reports to Debian and Gnome, advocated Linux in my near environment, became part of the translator group gnome-de.org and active contributor to the UNIX working group at my university. As part of my studies, I developed protosquared and (http://libaccustom.berlios.de) - a system to store user preferences on a (very modular and configurable) server, both projects are somewhat abandoned right now.
Interests
My main interests are
- to help teams flourish in Ubuntu,
- get people involved,
make MOTU kick ass!
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DanielHolbach (last edited 2018-12-20 10:49:56 by dholbach)