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I'm the developer of [http://www.drqueue.org DrQueue], the open source distributed render queue (it has a debian package). I provide help to the open source community through forums irc (comadreja) on even personally to friends. I'm the developer of [http://www.drqueue.org DrQueue], the open source distributed render queue (it has a debian package). I provide help to the open source community through forums, irc (comadreja) or even personally to friends.
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I've been also helping ubuntu in any way I could. For example I sent a fix for malone #1219, reported #1432, #1377, #1371. I've also helped debugging several others also in bugzilla (for example problems in xserver-xorg i810 driver). I'm also working actively in getting the new release of gcl (2.6.7) to build on breezy with gcc-4.0 as current version (2.6.6) fails. I patched the C side problems but there were other Lisp related ones. I've been also helping ubuntu in any way I could. For example I sent a fix for malone #1219 [http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=310539], reported #1432, #1377, #1371. I've also helped debugging several others also in bugzilla (for example problems in xserver-xorg i810 driver when playing dvd movies).
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Also I uploaded kismet package (upstream 2005.06.R1) for review. And sent fixes to drqueue Debian package directly to upstream maintainer. I'm also working actively in getting the new release of gcl (2.6.7) to build on breezy with gcc-4.0 as current version (2.6.6) fails. I patched the C side problems but there were other Lisp related ones.
This last gcl problem with has been solved today by disabling optimization. Package sent to revu ([http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=159]). This issue also solves several related broken packages.

Also solved a minor problem in clanlib ([http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=122])that prevented some libraries to be installed.

I uploaded kismet package (upstream 2005.06.R1) for review and has been accepted recently ([http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=101]).

I sent fixes to drqueue Debian package directly to upstream maintainer including a new upstream (comming from me as developer) version. Has not been uploaded yet by him.

Personal Information

My contributions to Open Source

I've been an active member of the open source community since 9 years ago. I started using Debian in it's early beginnings.

I'm the developer of [http://www.drqueue.org DrQueue], the open source distributed render queue (it has a debian package). I provide help to the open source community through forums, irc (comadreja) or even personally to friends.

My work has been always based on open source products, and now I'm leading a team of r&d developers in a project to build the whole information and computing infrastructure for a robotized parking. Again, we're basing the project on open source products (g++,gtkmm,fltk,umbrello,kdevelop(most),emacs(me) and a lot more).

I have sent bug fixes to several projects, and even coded a kernel module for linux 2.0.x (not distributed on the main kernel).

I've been also helping ubuntu in any way I could. For example I sent a fix for malone #1219 [http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=310539], reported #1432, #1377, #1371. I've also helped debugging several others also in bugzilla (for example problems in xserver-xorg i810 driver when playing dvd movies).

I'm also working actively in getting the new release of gcl (2.6.7) to build on breezy with gcc-4.0 as current version (2.6.6) fails. I patched the C side problems but there were other Lisp related ones. This last gcl problem with has been solved today by disabling optimization. Package sent to revu ([http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=159]). This issue also solves several related broken packages.

Also solved a minor problem in clanlib ([http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=122])that prevented some libraries to be installed.

I uploaded kismet package (upstream 2005.06.R1) for review and has been accepted recently ([http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=101]).

I sent fixes to drqueue Debian package directly to upstream maintainer including a new upstream (comming from me as developer) version. Has not been uploaded yet by him.

I'm also an active member in #ubuntu-motu, #ubuntu-devel and #ubuntu-es.

I'm relatively new to Ubuntu, but I'm really amazed about the work that has been done. I'd like to keep on contributing with my time and knowledge to this amazing project.

What I can do

I can code proficiently in C and C++, solve bugs, or maintain packages. I will also test and provide feedback reporting bugs.

I'm an active member of the ubuntu community, and so I'm willing to use (happily) some (most) of my spare time on it. I really enjoy doing what I do.

What I've been unable to do

I couldn't make my wife use linux, despite my most sincere efforts. Smile :)

Contact

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