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I am a developer on Canonical's Ubuntu Server Team. || {{https://launchpadlibrarian.net/18507765/kirkland_192.png}} ||<30%> '''Email''':<<BR>>kirkland@canonical.com<<BR>>kirkland@ubuntu.com<<BR>>dustin.kirkland@gmail.com<<BR>>'''GPG''': 83A61194<<BR>>'''IRC''':{{{kirkland}}}<<BR>>'''Launchpad''': [[https://launchpad.net/~kirkland|kirkland]] <<BR>> '''Location''': [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austin%2C_tx|Austin, TX]] <<BR>> '''Blog''': [[http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/|blog.dustinkirkland.com]]||<50%> I am Dustin Kirkland, an Ubuntu Core Developer of [[http://www.canonical.com|Canonical's]] [[http://www.ubuntu.com|Ubuntu]] Server, and the Manager/TechLead of Canonical's Systems Integration Team. <<BR>><<BR>>My objective is to develop, extend, package, and support the software that comprises Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Cloud, making it easy to use and secure. I actively triage and fix bug reports against Ubuntu Server packages and opportunistically develop command line tools. ||
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== Contact Information == = 2011 Ubuntu Technical Board Nomination =
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|| '''Email''' || kirkland@canonical.com ||
|| '''GPG''' || 83A61194 ||
|| '''IRC''' || kirkland ||
|| '''Launchpad''' || [https://launchpad.net/~kirkland] ||
|| '''Location''' || Austin, TX ||		 I was quite surprised and humbled to learn from DanielHolbach this morning that I had been nominated to the 2011 Ubuntu Technical Board elections. (I hold each of the current board members in such lofty regards, that the thought of filling their shoes is really quite intimidating!) I've been an Ubuntu user since 2006, joining Canonical's Ubuntu Server Team in February 2008, and becoming an Ubuntu MOTU and Core Developer in the following year. I live and breathe Ubuntu, running on nearly every device in my possession, and having donated numerous others to friends, families, and schools. Ubuntu is much, much more than a job to me -- I spend countless hours working on the project, both "on the clock" and "off". I firmly believe that the Ubuntu Code of Conduct is one of the most important documents in modern Internet social interaction, and that the Ubuntu Community is its leading bastion to the rest of the world. I hope to live and work and interact by the principles therein. I would be delighted and honored to serve on the Ubuntu Technical Board.
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= Projects = = Ubuntu Contributions =
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== Authored Projects == == Community Tools ==
 * [[https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-doc/+spec/ubuntu-manpage-repository|The Ubuntu Manpage Repository]]
 * [[http://people.ubuntu.com/~kirkland/search.html|The Ubuntu Developer Documentation Search]]
 * [[https://help.ubuntu.com|The search engine used by help.ubuntu.com]]
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I have authored and continue to maintain the following open source projects. = General Contributions =
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=== Ubuntu Documentation Search === || '''Launchpad Projects''' || https://launchpad.net/~kirkland/+related-projects ||
|| '''Maintained Packages''' || https://launchpad.net/~kirkland/+maintained-packages ||
|| '''Uploaded Packages''' || https://launchpad.net/~kirkland/+uploaded-packages ||
|| '''Related Software''' || https://launchpad.net/~kirkland/+related-software ||
|| '''PPA Packages''' || https://launchpad.net/~kirkland/+ppa-packages ||
|| '''Bugs''' || https://launchpad.net/~kirkland/+bugs ||
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In my spare time, I work on a customized Google search engine, specializing in finding Ubuntu documentation. In contrast with some other Ubuntu search engines, all of the code for this one is available in Launchpad for collaboration and improvement.
 * http://people.ubuntu.com/~kirkland/search.html
 * https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-documentation-search
 * DocumentationSearch		 === Upstream Maintainer ===
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=== Pictor ===
Pictor is a web application for viewing and sharing your pictures online.
 * https://edge.launchpad.net/pictor		 I have authored (or co-authored) and continue to maintain the following open source projects:
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=== Musica ===
Musica is a web application for browsing and listening to your music.
 * https://edge.launchpad.net/musica		  * eCryptfs - http://launchpad.net/ecryptfs
 * Byobu - http://launchpad.net/byobu
 * PowerNap - http://launchpad.net/powernap
 * TestDrive - http://launchpad.net/testdrive
 * Bikeshed - http://launchpad.net/bikeshed
 * SSH Import ID - http://launchpad.net/ssh-import-id
 * Errno - http://launchpad.net/errno
 * Run-one - http://launchpad.net/run-one
 * Dotdee - http://launchpad.net/dotdee
 * CPU-Checker - http://launchpad.net/cpu-checker
 * Cloud-Utils - http://launchpad.net/cloud-utils
 * ScreenBin - http://launchpad.net/screenbin
 * Musica - http://launchpad.net/musica
 * Pictor - http://launchpad.net/pictor
 * Lynx-Web-App - http://launchpad.net/lynx-web-app
 * BogoSec - http://launchpad.net/bogosec
 * service - http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit-utils
 * select-editor - http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sensible-utils
 * kvm-ok - http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cpu-checker
 * uquick - http://bit.ly/uquick
 * Ubuntu Manpage Repository - http://manpages.ubuntu.com
 * Ubuntu Documentation Search - http://help.ubuntu.com
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=== Lynx Web Application ===
This web application renders other web pages as text-only, thereby removing images, and advertisements, and significantly reducing the overall size of the downloaded page.
 * https://edge.launchpad.net/lynx-web-app		 === Ubuntu Related Conference Presentations ===
 * LinuxPlumbers - PowerNap - Santa Rosa, CA (9/2011)
 * LinuxCon - PowerNap - Vancouver, BC, CA (8/2011)
 * Texas Linux Fest - Byobu - Austin, TX (4/2011)
 * SCALE 9x - Byobu - Santa Clara, CA (2/2011)
 * Ubuntu Hardware Summit - The Ubuntu Server Roadmap - Taipei, Taiwan (9/2010)
 * Texas Linux Fest- Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud - Austin, TX (4/2010)
 * LinuxConfAU Distro Summit - Launchpad.net - Wellington, NZ (1/2010)
 * Linux Filesystems Summit- eCryptfs - San Francisco, CA (4/2009)
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=== BogoSec ===
BogoSec is a source code metric tool that wraps multiple source code scanners, invokes them on its target code, and produces a final score that approximates the security quality of the code.
 * http://bogosec.sourceforge.net/
 * http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-bogosec.html		 === Upstream Projects ===

I have previously contributed functionality to the following upstream projects:
 * '''Linux''' (kernel) - audit subsystem (comparators), SELinux labels
 * '''Audit''' (Linux audit userspace subsystem) - comparators
 * '''Yaboot''' (PowerPC bootloader) - software RAID, bootonce
 * '''Anaconda''' (Red Hat/Fedora installer) - software RAID for PowerPC, incremental ISO integrity check
 * '''Autotest''' (automated testing framework) - ltp-diff, conmux
 * '''LTP''' (Linux Test Project) - various tests for EAL certification

== Publications ==
 * '''Linux Software RAID''' - http://download.boulder.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/dw/library/os-ltc-filesystems/Linux-Software-RAID-Tutorial.pdf
 * '''Bogo Sec''' - http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-bogosec.html
 * '''Linux system auditing by example''' (acknowledged for code) - http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-security-audit.html

https://launchpadlibrarian.net/18507765/kirkland_192.png

Email:
kirkland@canonical.com
kirkland@ubuntu.com
dustin.kirkland@gmail.com
GPG: 83A61194
IRC:kirkland
Launchpad: kirkland
Location: Austin, TX
Blog: blog.dustinkirkland.com

I am Dustin Kirkland, an Ubuntu Core Developer of Canonical's Ubuntu Server, and the Manager/TechLead of Canonical's Systems Integration Team.

My objective is to develop, extend, package, and support the software that comprises Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Cloud, making it easy to use and secure. I actively triage and fix bug reports against Ubuntu Server packages and opportunistically develop command line tools.

2011 Ubuntu Technical Board Nomination

I was quite surprised and humbled to learn from DanielHolbach this morning that I had been nominated to the 2011 Ubuntu Technical Board elections. (I hold each of the current board members in such lofty regards, that the thought of filling their shoes is really quite intimidating!) I've been an Ubuntu user since 2006, joining Canonical's Ubuntu Server Team in February 2008, and becoming an Ubuntu MOTU and Core Developer in the following year. I live and breathe Ubuntu, running on nearly every device in my possession, and having donated numerous others to friends, families, and schools. Ubuntu is much, much more than a job to me -- I spend countless hours working on the project, both "on the clock" and "off". I firmly believe that the Ubuntu Code of Conduct is one of the most important documents in modern Internet social interaction, and that the Ubuntu Community is its leading bastion to the rest of the world. I hope to live and work and interact by the principles therein. I would be delighted and honored to serve on the Ubuntu Technical Board.

Ubuntu Contributions

Community Tools

General Contributions

Upstream Maintainer

I have authored (or co-authored) and continue to maintain the following open source projects:

  • LinuxPlumbers - PowerNap - Santa Rosa, CA (9/2011)

  • LinuxCon - PowerNap - Vancouver, BC, CA (8/2011)

  • Texas Linux Fest - Byobu - Austin, TX (4/2011)
  • SCALE 9x - Byobu - Santa Clara, CA (2/2011)
  • Ubuntu Hardware Summit - The Ubuntu Server Roadmap - Taipei, Taiwan (9/2010)
  • Texas Linux Fest- Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud - Austin, TX (4/2010)
  • LinuxConfAU Distro Summit - Launchpad.net - Wellington, NZ (1/2010)
  • Linux Filesystems Summit- eCryptfs - San Francisco, CA (4/2009)

Upstream Projects

I have previously contributed functionality to the following upstream projects:

  • Linux (kernel) - audit subsystem (comparators), SELinux labels

  • Audit (Linux audit userspace subsystem) - comparators

  • Yaboot (PowerPC bootloader) - software RAID, bootonce

  • Anaconda (Red Hat/Fedora installer) - software RAID for PowerPC, incremental ISO integrity check

  • Autotest (automated testing framework) - ltp-diff, conmux

  • LTP (Linux Test Project) - various tests for EAL certification

Publications

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