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| * '''[http://libdata.sourceforge.net/ LibData]''' is a LAMP project for academic libraries to author subject-oriented web pages. Our needs require a high degree of data granularity & vocabulary control. | * '''[http://libdata.sourceforge.net/ LibData]''' is a LAMP project I administer on SourceForge enabling academic libraries to easily author subject-oriented web pages. Our needs require a high degree of data granularity & vocabulary control. It's used by several college libraries in Minnesota and some across the country. It's been mentioned on '''[http://oss4lib.org/ oss4lib]''' and on the '''[http://directory.fsf.org/ UNESCO/FSF]''' directory. |
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| Since the mid-90's I've built all of my own computers and have been a technologist with the State of Minnesota and the University of Minnesota. I'm currently a LAMP programmer for the University of Minnesota Libraries, Digital Library Development Lab. I installed Ubuntu on my new development box. | Since the mid-90's I've built all of my own computers and have been a technologist with the State of Minnesota and the University of Minnesota. I'm currently a LAMP programmer for the University of Minnesota Libraries, Digital Library Development Lab. I installed Ubuntu on my newest development box. |
PaulBramscher
Email: MailTo(brams007 AT umn DOT edu )
Open Source Interests
* Linux user since 1999. Red Hat 5.2 - 9, FC1-4, AS 3. SuSE 6-8.2. And now Ubuntu.
* [http://libdata.sourceforge.net/ LibData] is a LAMP project I administer on SourceForge enabling academic libraries to easily author subject-oriented web pages. Our needs require a high degree of data granularity & vocabulary control. It's used by several college libraries in Minnesota and some across the country. It's been mentioned on [http://oss4lib.org/ oss4lib] and on the [http://directory.fsf.org/ UNESCO/FSF] directory.
Computer History
I was introduced to the Apple // in elementary school, bought an Apple //c in high school, and ran a BBS (Bulletin Board System) using software named Pseudodel, a port of the IBM Citadel BBS software. I got onto the French Minitel network and was an early Gopher user (it was invented at the University of Minnesota when I was a student there). I also wrote probably one of the earliest web pages in Minnesota, using a highly unstable Windows 3.1, winsock.dll and the NCSA Mosaic browser.
Since the mid-90's I've built all of my own computers and have been a technologist with the State of Minnesota and the University of Minnesota. I'm currently a LAMP programmer for the University of Minnesota Libraries, Digital Library Development Lab. I installed Ubuntu on my newest development box.
Non-computer Interests
* Camping I've taken several roadtrips from my home base here in the American midwest to the Rockies, the 4-corners area, the Canadian Atlantic maritimes, New England, etc. Many national parks, state parks, and historic sites.
* Folk music Celtic, jazz, fusion, etc.
* Organic food I've been a vegetarian since about 1995, shop at co-ops, farmer's markets, and do a little of my own gardening.
* Progressive politics I'm basically a green communitarian anarcho-syndicalist or something like that. I don't care much for large organizations, whether public or private.
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