Effraie
Effraie
Who Am I?
25 year old, educator, working for youth mental-health in french public hospital. Involved in ubuntu french community since warty release, i've recently join the french LoCoTeam administrating group ( most of my (ubuntu related) work is related to french website, planet, wiki and IRC channels)
Email: MailTo(mathieu AT SPAMFREE effraie DOT org)
Documentation for ubuntu membership
French LoCoTeam (new) administrator, see https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-fr
involved in some teams, see https://launchpad.net/~effraie/+participation
- doing support on forum.ubuntu-fr.org, mostly for powerpc community,
- maintening a french documentation for ubuntu-ppc,
maintening a third-part repository, for a few missing or bugged packages in ubuntu-ppc repositories (for example, a rebuild of xkb-data providing a correct french macintosh keymap). My packages are build following the french packaging documentation, mostly done by gpocenteck, mr_pouit, Lutin... see http://mental-ppc.tuxfamilly.org/
testing and building medibuntu powerpc binary-packages, see http://medibuntu.org/ , https://launchpad.net/~medibuntu-maintainers and https://launchpad.net/~medibuntu-testers
Involved in http://planet.ubuntu-fr.org,
- Moderating / spam filtering (!!) on the ubuntu-art team mailing list,
huge involvement in #ubuntu-fr-classroom an IRC channel created by Gpocentek, firts in order to teach some french packager. The project is now growing and changing in a more general teaching channel, related to Ubuntu, linux, free-software related topics (see http://u-classroom.net/ , our (very new) website)
I think the list is now complete... the most important issue, in my opinion, is my new participation in the french LoCoTeam administration. Beeing ubuntu-member seems important to me,in that context.
Some Ubuntu-related projects?
Well, mostly continu the work begining by Yann Hammon, David Larlet & Ju Rottenberg in ubuntu-fr LoCoteam. The team is now huge, and it means many projects, many events and communication needs. The second project i hope make growing up is u-classroom, wich i think is a very powerfull way to make people involved in ubuntu and free software community.