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When I first started using Ubuntu, on 6.06 release day, I needed a lot of help and I also had a lot of questions which may have appeared silly to some people but were challenging questions to me and the members of the Ubuntu Forums where a great help to me. I am still a beginner with some/many aspects of Ubuntu/*unix, but as a thank you to the community for the help I received/receive I try my hardest to help others with the parts that I know, or even parts I don't know and I will learn as I solve others problems. I am not an official member of the Beginners Team or the Unanswered Posts Team, but I still spend a lot of my time in the "Absolute Beginner Talk" Forum on the Ubuntu Forums trying to help everyone I can, especially people who are having trouble and not receiving help. If I can not help someone myself most the time I will spend time searching around the web and trying to find an answer by any means possible to help the person in need. Saj - Here To Help |
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| * '''Ubuland''' (Name to be confirmed) - Project Leader & Developer on a project to provide free web hosting to members of the Ubuntu community. | |
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| === Contributions To Open Source Community === | * '''UbuntuForums''' - On the forums daily normally for a good amount of hours, trying to help people with their problems, no matter how big or small. * '''ALPHA/BETA Testing''' - Since 7.10 I have been ALPHA & BETA testing Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu extensively along side each other to help find bugs. * '''Live IRC Help''' - I'm active on IRC ready to help anyone who needs it. |
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| * Become a member of the Unanswered Post Team * Become a member of the Beginners Team * Become a Ubuntu Member * Learn python and help debug and maintain applications. * Learn all about MOTU |
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| ---- Stephen, the utopian helping hand. For me it is a pleasure to write this testimonial about how Stephen have helped me during the past months. On one hand, I should mention his gorgeous technical culture (hardware, software, any kind of problem) and knowledge, teaching about it better than any kind of professional teacher could. Moreover, he always is up-to-date in cooler ubuntu news that can be interesting for me, and show me his cool works and offers to explain me how to do them when I be free of college exams. On the other hand, he always opens me private conversation on MSN to ask me for how was my day, and tries to help me when I’m on a stressful time telling me how we gonna enjoy learning cool things when I finish all the stuff. To sum up, I’m sure he has been one of the best things that has happened me since I’ve got internet. Looking forward to keep chatting with him, Fred - Fredscripts ---- He has been very helpful and a good friend Glad that I got to know him. He knows a lot about Linux, he is great for people ho just started to use Linux, like me for example. At first, I didn't know what I was doing so I went on the forums. Here is where I found Saj0577. Hehe, I remember when I first talked to him. I was requesting help with duel monitors. I had everything set up. Lead, laptop and my other monitor. Monitor just had the display of 'no input' so I was receiving help and Saj0577 was helping me. Then he asked to go on msn. So we did and went through everything to get it working. Nothing worked. Editing the xorg.conf never did anything. But, around a month later, I noticed that the VGA lead I was using was broken xD Saj0577 spends most of him time (when hes not doing anything) helping the community. He is very good and has great understanding of Linux. I would recommend him anything anywhere for help - Tom--d ---- |
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About Me
When I first started using Ubuntu, on 6.06 release day, I needed a lot of help and I also had a lot of questions which may have appeared silly to some people but were challenging questions to me and the members of the Ubuntu Forums where a great help to me.
I am still a beginner with some/many aspects of Ubuntu/*unix, but as a thank you to the community for the help I received/receive I try my hardest to help others with the parts that I know, or even parts I don't know and I will learn as I solve others problems.
I am not an official member of the Beginners Team or the Unanswered Posts Team, but I still spend a lot of my time in the "Absolute Beginner Talk" Forum on the Ubuntu Forums trying to help everyone I can, especially people who are having trouble and not receiving help. If I can not help someone myself most the time I will spend time searching around the web and trying to find an answer by any means possible to help the person in need.
Saj - Here To Help
Contact Information
If you wish to contact me then.
Nickname |
Saj0577 |
Location |
Durham, England, United Kingdom |
Ubuntuforums |
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Launchpad |
[https://launchpad.net/~saj0577 Saj0577] |
GPG Key |
4F5D345E |
IRC |
Saj0577 On irc.freenode.net |
[email goes here] |
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Website |
[email goes here] |
Blog |
[email goes here] |
Achievments
Contributions
Contributions To Ubuntu Community
* Ubuland (Name to be confirmed) - Project Leader & Developer on a project to provide free web hosting to members of the Ubuntu community.
* UbuntuForums - On the forums daily normally for a good amount of hours, trying to help people with their problems, no matter how big or small.
* ALPHA/BETA Testing - Since 7.10 I have been ALPHA & BETA testing Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu extensively along side each other to help find bugs.
* Live IRC Help - I'm active on IRC ready to help anyone who needs it.
Future Targets
* Become a member of the Unanswered Post Team
* Become a member of the Beginners Team
* Become a Ubuntu Member
* Learn python and help debug and maintain applications.
* Learn all about MOTU
Testimonials
I have worked with Saj0577 on the Ubuland project and he is a great leader. He is very hard working and is dedicated towards making the Ubuntu community a better place for others. - DavidFutcher
Stephen, the utopian helping hand.
For me it is a pleasure to write this testimonial about how Stephen have helped me during the past months.
On one hand, I should mention his gorgeous technical culture (hardware, software, any kind of problem) and knowledge, teaching about it better than any kind of professional teacher could. Moreover, he always is up-to-date in cooler ubuntu news that can be interesting for me, and show me his cool works and offers to explain me how to do them when I be free of college exams.
On the other hand, he always opens me private conversation on MSN to ask me for how was my day, and tries to help me when I’m on a stressful time telling me how we gonna enjoy learning cool things when I finish all the stuff.
To sum up, I’m sure he has been one of the best things that has happened me since I’ve got internet.
Looking forward to keep chatting with him, Fred - Fredscripts
He has been very helpful and a good friend Glad that I got to know him. He knows a lot about Linux, he is great for people ho just started to use Linux, like me for example. At first, I didn't know what I was doing so I went on the forums. Here is where I found Saj0577.
Hehe, I remember when I first talked to him. I was requesting help with duel monitors. I had everything set up. Lead, laptop and my other monitor. Monitor just had the display of 'no input' so I was receiving help and Saj0577 was helping me. Then he asked to go on msn. So we did and went through everything to get it working. Nothing worked. Editing the xorg.conf never did anything. But, around a month later, I noticed that the VGA lead I was using was broken xD
Saj0577 spends most of him time (when hes not doing anything) helping the community. He is very good and has great understanding of Linux. I would recommend him anything anywhere for help - Tom--d
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