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| == Introduction == | == About Me == |
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| Hello fellow Ubuntu users. I am matt_symes. | My name is Salih Emin |
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| I am a software developer coding in C/C++, Python, HTML, CSS, Javascript and shell scripting. I also build and fix computers and configure networks. | I started using Linux based operating systems in 2001. First with Lycoris Linux, then with Mandrake and then with SuSE Linux. In 2007 I made the switch to Ubuntu and since then it is my personal and work related operating system! |
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| I run an Ubuntu 11.04 server and Ubuntu development version (currently 12.04) on my laptop. I also use Arch, Gentoo and Fedora and change between them as the mood takes me. | I got involved with computers and Linux while working with customers in need for an alternative operating system and with the community in terms of technical support. This was an awarding experience because I learned lots of things about the "art of community" and "evangelism of Linux Desktop to consumers". |
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| == About Me == | I work as an IT Consultant and Open Source Software Strategist in a private company and in my spare time I blog about Linux, create video tutorials, testing and bug reporting for Ubuntu development editions, and getting involved in various activities, with members of the Greek Ubuntu Community. |
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| I first got into software development when using a BBC Model B 32K computer. Yes, you read that correct - 32K of memory ! I started writing in BASIC on it and then taught myself 6502 assembler. I then moved onto a Commodore 64, games consoles and, finally, onto PCs. | == Contact Information == |
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| I studied computer science at university and and then started my career developing software in C/C++ mainly on the Windows platform. I had my first taste of Linux using Mandrake (now Mandriva) and Red Hat before it became RHEL. Back in those days it was alot more difficult to configure and, with only a dial up modem to get technical information, could be a right pain. Because work was based on Windows, i concentrated on Windows. I always kept an eye open to see what was happening with Linux but never used it as my main operating system. That changed with the release Ubuntu 9.10. I had bought a new Laptop and managed to completely erase the hard drive including the recovery partition, so much so that no recovery software would get the partitions back. At that time, I did not want to shell out for another copy of Windows. I had been running Ubuntu in a virtual machine before that so i felt comfortable enough to install it as my main operating system. It's Windows that i now run in a virtual machine. |
|| IRC || salih-emin @ Freenode || || Email || salihemin@about.me || || Launchpad || https://launchpad.net/~salih-emin || || Blog || http://cerebrux.net || || Google+ || http://gplus.to/salihemin || || Linkedin || http://gr.linkedin.com/in/salihemin/ || || About Me || http://about.me/salihemin || |
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| My main contributions to Ubuntu have been through the Ubuntu forums where i try to offer help and advice in, hopefully, a polite manner; although others will be the judge of that. I report spam and abusive or inappropriate posts whenever i see them. | Having over 10 years of experience on Linux Desktop environments, I have helped many customers and friends to migrate to Linux Desktop. Here are some of my contributions: |
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| I also wrote a script along with other forum members including hippytaff, to help diagnose wireless problems. | * Written over 300 articles related to Linux Desktop (primarily to Ubuntu) [[http://cerebrux.net|--source--]] * Produced over 50 videos (tutorials - reviews - opinions) [[https://www.youtube.com/user/cerebrux|--source--]] * Gave speech on various topics concerning everyday and academic usage of Linux on desktop. * Ubuntu Release 11.04 - Greece/Thessaloniki '''''"The new Ubuntu and Unity interface"''''' [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WafywfyR38|--source--]] * Speech to Master's degree and Ph.D students on '''''"Using Linux for Scientific research'''''" (Aristotelion University of Thessaloniki) [[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1uEQR0XyFYnLOs6VTRaOLUqpM3nnbopiZ4ugHSsaoO8M/edit?usp=sharing|--source--]] * Ubuntu Release 13.04 - Greece/Thessaloniki '''''"Ubuntu 13.04 - installing and using it for day to day tasks "''''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64f8DPMSjdU|--source--]] * Ubuntu Greek Translation [[https://translations.launchpad.net/~salih-emin|--source--]] * Ubuntu Bug reporting [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/~salih-emin|--source--]] * Produced Open Source Projects * '''''uCare System''''' [[http://ucaresystem.blogspot.com/|--source--]] * '''''iQunix OS''''' [[http://iqunix.blogspot.com/|--source--]] * '''''Optimus Kernel''''' [[http://optimus-linux.blogspot.com/|--source--]] * '''''Capture Me''''' [[http://screen-captureme.blogspot.com/|--source--]] * Started and administering the Official Ubuntu Greece Community in Google Plus [[https://plus.google.com/communities/113489005803686865491|--source--]] == Memberships == * Joined Ubuntu-gr in 2008 [[http://ubuntu-gr.org|--source--]] * Launchpad member since May 2008 [[https://launchpad.net/~salih-emin|--source--]] * Member of Ubuntu Greek Users [[https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-greek-users|--source--]] * Member of Ubuntu Greek Translations [[https://translations.launchpad.net/~salih-emin|--source--]] * Active member of Ubuntu Greek Community Social Network Pages [[https://plus.google.com/communities/113489005803686865491|Google+]] -/- [[https://www.facebook.com/groups/ubuntugr/|Facebook]] |
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| I plan to continue using Linux and Ubuntu as my main operating system. My server has been very stable indeed, running Ubuntu. I plan on getting more involved in the testing side of Ubuntu and i have been considering starting or joining a software development project if time permits me. I am also considering using IRC alot more than i currently do. | * Keep '''promoting''' the use of FOSS Software * Brake my personal record of people that I have '''converted to use Ubuntu''' as their primary operating system * Participate in Ubuntu Touch (Phone/Tablet) project as community member, translator, bug reporter * Giving a speech on '''openSUSE Conference''' in Thessaloniki (7/18 - 7/22) about "How to evangelize Linux" [[https://news.opensuse.org/2013/06/10/schedule-of-opensuse-conference/|--source--]] |
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| Please feel free to comment. I always appreciate constructive criticism. | If you know me and have something nice to say, please leave a comment here. * Salih has dedicated a lot of his time promoting Ubuntu, Linux and FOSS in Greece via his articles, his presentations and his presence in social networks. His contribution is very important and impressive as he is been doing a great job spreading the word about Ubuntu for many years and I believe he is a valuable asset to the community. [[https://launchpad.net/~eliasps|~eliasps]] * Salih's one of the most active Ubuntu (and Linux) advocates out there in Greece. I particularly appreciate his translation work (I'm a translator as well) and it'd be great having him in the Ubuntu Members family as a recognition for his overall work. -- [[LaunchpadHome:fitoschido]] <<DateTime(2013-06-16T00:33:43-0723)>> * Salih for many years dealing with Linux and especially Ubuntu made many presentations at various events, writes guides and helps new and old users as needed.It is one of the few in Greece that with the knowledge he has, always kind and tirelessly offers help.[[LaunchpadHome:ubuderix]] * I'm NikTh (nick-athens30) and I'm an Ubuntu member. Salih is one of the most active advanced users in Greece (from those who I know). He organizes presentations and events in Thessaloníki and helps new (and non-) users to luxuriate in Ubuntu world. What impressed me (and still impresses me) is his will power to convince users to migrate into Ubuntu. One of the most recent events he organized, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64f8DPMSjdU|is the Ubuntu 13.04 presentation]], a marathon over one hour and thirty minutes where Salih explained in details the installation process and the new features of Ubuntu 13.04. I strongly believe he deserves the recognition as an Ubuntu Member. [[https://launchpad.net/~nick-athens30|~NikTh]] * When you think of Free Software, Linux and Ubuntu in Greece, Salih is one of the first people that come to mind. From organising Ubuntu release parties to preparing technical presentations and helping new users migrate to Ubuntu. These are but a small subset of his activities, involving Ubuntu. He is a valuable member of our community and will make an excellent Ubuntu Member. [[https://launchpad.net/~dgkontopoulos|~evolgen]] * Salih is one of the leading active members of Ubuntu-gr in Greece. He is based in Salonica (second largest city in Greece) and one of his main tasks is the promotion of Ubuntu there, which is essential since most other members are located in Athens. Apart from advovacy, he is a developer, and developed several important pieces of software. He will make a great Ubuntu Member and I fully support his application. [[LaunchpadHome:simosx]] (Ubuntu Member) * Two and a half year before, as i was trying to get to know more about my new operating system, i stumbled upon Salih's articles about Ubuntu's inner operations and structure. I know for a fact that his enthousiastic approach and his easily understandable way of writing, have turned a lot of once-newbies to confident and experienced Ubuntu users that now share the same passion as he does. I am one of them and i thank him for that. Salih will definately be a valuable Ubuntu Member, he is one of the most passionate Ubuntu evangelists that i know. [[https://launchpad.net/~fkol-k4|~fkol-k4]] * Although I use openSUSE, I discuss with Salih about the Ubuntu news and especially GNOME Ubuntu news that I read online. As far as I know, he've very active with Ubuntu-gr community (see above all his contributions). He's very helpful not only with Ubuntu users but with users from other ditros. He's very friendly to cooperate with communities from other distros to promote FOSS in general. Except technical stuff, he's very good character and I think he'll be the best advocate-promoter of Ubuntu not only in Greece but globally. Thank you Salih for everything. [[LaunchpadHome:diamond-gr]] (GNOME Foundation and openSUSE member) * He is a person who make a lot work with presentations. I must say that I find him very inspiring and motivates a lot of others to follow this example and promote the idea of the Greek ubuntu community. [[LaunchpadHome:ntoulasd]] (Ubuntu Member, aka the_eye) * I have not met Salih in person (only through a social network page and the Greek ubuntu forum), but still I could very easily see and understand that he is very knowledgable and passionate about ubuntu. Always eager to help, very active (arranging presentations), and ready to solve any queries you may have. To cut the long story short, there is no doubt that Salih deserves to become an ubuntu member. He will be a great asset.[[https://launchpad.net/~madvinegar|~madvinegar]] * I have not met Salih in person either but I have read many of his articles and watched many of his videos. As the others said Salih is a person with passion about spreading Ubuntu and FOSS in general and guide/help new users to understand how Ubuntu works and solve their problems. Salih is already a valuable asset to Greek Ubuntu community and I believe making him an Ubuntu member is something that he deserves. [[https://launchpad.net/~christriant|~clepto]] |
About Me
My name is Salih Emin
I started using Linux based operating systems in 2001. First with Lycoris Linux, then with Mandrake and then with SuSE Linux. In 2007 I made the switch to Ubuntu and since then it is my personal and work related operating system!
I got involved with computers and Linux while working with customers in need for an alternative operating system and with the community in terms of technical support. This was an awarding experience because I learned lots of things about the "art of community" and "evangelism of Linux Desktop to consumers".
I work as an IT Consultant and Open Source Software Strategist in a private company and in my spare time I blog about Linux, create video tutorials, testing and bug reporting for Ubuntu development editions, and getting involved in various activities, with members of the Greek Ubuntu Community.
Contact Information
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Contributions
Having over 10 years of experience on Linux Desktop environments, I have helped many customers and friends to migrate to Linux Desktop. Here are some of my contributions:
Written over 300 articles related to Linux Desktop (primarily to Ubuntu) --source--
Produced over 50 videos (tutorials - reviews - opinions) --source--
- Gave speech on various topics concerning everyday and academic usage of Linux on desktop.
Ubuntu Release 11.04 - Greece/Thessaloniki "The new Ubuntu and Unity interface" --source--
Speech to Master's degree and Ph.D students on "Using Linux for Scientific research" (Aristotelion University of Thessaloniki) --source--
Ubuntu Release 13.04 - Greece/Thessaloniki "Ubuntu 13.04 - installing and using it for day to day tasks " --source--
Ubuntu Greek Translation --source--
Ubuntu Bug reporting --source--
- Produced Open Source Projects
uCare System --source--
iQunix OS --source--
Optimus Kernel --source--
Capture Me --source--
Started and administering the Official Ubuntu Greece Community in Google Plus --source--
Memberships
Joined Ubuntu-gr in 2008 --source--
Launchpad member since May 2008 --source--
Member of Ubuntu Greek Users --source--
Member of Ubuntu Greek Translations --source--
Active member of Ubuntu Greek Community Social Network Pages Google+ -/- Facebook
Future Goals
Keep promoting the use of FOSS Software
Brake my personal record of people that I have converted to use Ubuntu as their primary operating system
- Participate in Ubuntu Touch (Phone/Tablet) project as community member, translator, bug reporter
Giving a speech on openSUSE Conference in Thessaloniki (7/18 - 7/22) about "How to evangelize Linux" --source--
Testimonials
If you know me and have something nice to say, please leave a comment here.
Salih has dedicated a lot of his time promoting Ubuntu, Linux and FOSS in Greece via his articles, his presentations and his presence in social networks. His contribution is very important and impressive as he is been doing a great job spreading the word about Ubuntu for many years and I believe he is a valuable asset to the community. ~eliasps
Salih's one of the most active Ubuntu (and Linux) advocates out there in Greece. I particularly appreciate his translation work (I'm a translator as well) and it'd be great having him in the Ubuntu Members family as a recognition for his overall work. -- fitoschido 2013-06-16 07:56:43
Salih for many years dealing with Linux and especially Ubuntu made many presentations at various events, writes guides and helps new and old users as needed.It is one of the few in Greece that with the knowledge he has, always kind and tirelessly offers help.ubuderix
I'm NikTh (nick-athens30) and I'm an Ubuntu member. Salih is one of the most active advanced users in Greece (from those who I know). He organizes presentations and events in Thessaloníki and helps new (and non-) users to luxuriate in Ubuntu world. What impressed me (and still impresses me) is his will power to convince users to migrate into Ubuntu. One of the most recent events he organized, is the Ubuntu 13.04 presentation, a marathon over one hour and thirty minutes where Salih explained in details the installation process and the new features of Ubuntu 13.04. I strongly believe he deserves the recognition as an Ubuntu Member. ~NikTh
When you think of Free Software, Linux and Ubuntu in Greece, Salih is one of the first people that come to mind. From organising Ubuntu release parties to preparing technical presentations and helping new users migrate to Ubuntu. These are but a small subset of his activities, involving Ubuntu. He is a valuable member of our community and will make an excellent Ubuntu Member. ~evolgen
Salih is one of the leading active members of Ubuntu-gr in Greece. He is based in Salonica (second largest city in Greece) and one of his main tasks is the promotion of Ubuntu there, which is essential since most other members are located in Athens. Apart from advovacy, he is a developer, and developed several important pieces of software. He will make a great Ubuntu Member and I fully support his application. simosx (Ubuntu Member)
Two and a half year before, as i was trying to get to know more about my new operating system, i stumbled upon Salih's articles about Ubuntu's inner operations and structure. I know for a fact that his enthousiastic approach and his easily understandable way of writing, have turned a lot of once-newbies to confident and experienced Ubuntu users that now share the same passion as he does. I am one of them and i thank him for that. Salih will definately be a valuable Ubuntu Member, he is one of the most passionate Ubuntu evangelists that i know. ~fkol-k4
Although I use openSUSE, I discuss with Salih about the Ubuntu news and especially GNOME Ubuntu news that I read online. As far as I know, he've very active with Ubuntu-gr community (see above all his contributions). He's very helpful not only with Ubuntu users but with users from other ditros. He's very friendly to cooperate with communities from other distros to promote FOSS in general. Except technical stuff, he's very good character and I think he'll be the best advocate-promoter of Ubuntu not only in Greece but globally. Thank you Salih for everything. diamond-gr (GNOME Foundation and openSUSE member)
He is a person who make a lot work with presentations. I must say that I find him very inspiring and motivates a lot of others to follow this example and promote the idea of the Greek ubuntu community. ntoulasd (Ubuntu Member, aka the_eye)
I have not met Salih in person (only through a social network page and the Greek ubuntu forum), but still I could very easily see and understand that he is very knowledgable and passionate about ubuntu. Always eager to help, very active (arranging presentations), and ready to solve any queries you may have. To cut the long story short, there is no doubt that Salih deserves to become an ubuntu member. He will be a great asset.~madvinegar
I have not met Salih in person either but I have read many of his articles and watched many of his videos. As the others said Salih is a person with passion about spreading Ubuntu and FOSS in general and guide/help new users to understand how Ubuntu works and solve their problems. Salih is already a valuable asset to Greek Ubuntu community and I believe making him an Ubuntu member is something that he deserves. ~clepto
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