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 * Testing Xubuntu artwork and ISOs
 * Current maintainer of the following projects:
  * '''Catfish File Search''' (since 0.4) as found in Xubuntu ([[https://launchpad.net/catfish-search|Launchpad]])
 * Continued contributions as a Xubuntu Team developer, member, and tester
  * Assisting in Xubuntu artwork maintenance through contributions to the elementary-xfce icon theme ([[https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/shimmer-themes|shimmer-themes package on Launchpad]])
  * Continued contribution to Xubuntu team meetings and development
  * Contributed to the Xubuntu Offline Documentation rewrite for Quantal
  * Maintenance of core Xubuntu applications (see below)
  * Testing pre- and post-release Xubuntu Live CDs, installation, and stability
 * Active maintainer of the following projects:
  * '''Catfish File Search''' (since 0.4) as found in Lubuntu and Xubuntu ([[https://launchpad.net/catfish-search|Launchpad]])
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 * [[https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/shimmer-themes|Shimmer Themes]], elementary-xfce: Removed dependency on gnome-icon-theme-full, added additional panel icons.
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[[https://launchpad.net/xfce4-keyboard-overlay|XFCE4 Keyboard Shortcuts Overlay]], Postponed for possible inclusion into Xubuntu R
 * Contributed to Xubuntu Offline Documentation Rewrite
 * Currently working to improve/finalize the [[https://launchpad.net/xfce4-keyboard-overlay|XFCE4 Keyboard Shortcuts Overlay]], considered for possible inclusion into Xubuntu 13.10
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 * Continued maintenance of Xubuntu applications
 * Obtain package maintenance rights for the Xubuntu packageset

About Me

As a software developer and tester, I'm interested in clean, efficient, and open applications. I am a member of Xubuntu Team and work closely with the Xubuntu and XFCE projects.

Contact Information

Contributions

  • Continued contributions as a Xubuntu Team developer, member, and tester
    • Assisting in Xubuntu artwork maintenance through contributions to the elementary-xfce icon theme (shimmer-themes package on Launchpad)

    • Continued contribution to Xubuntu team meetings and development
    • Contributed to the Xubuntu Offline Documentation rewrite for Quantal
    • Maintenance of core Xubuntu applications (see below)
    • Testing pre- and post-release Xubuntu Live CDs, installation, and stability
  • Active maintainer of the following projects:
    • Catfish File Search (since 0.4) as found in Lubuntu and Xubuntu (Launchpad)

    • LightDM GTK+ Greeter (since 0.6) as found in Lubuntu and Xubuntu (Launchpad)

    • MenuLibre, a popular open source menu editor, developed and introduced during the 2012 Ubuntu App Showdown (Launchpad)

    • Parole Media Player (since 0.3) as found in Xubuntu (Launchpad, XFCE Goodies)

  • Currently working to improve/finalize the XFCE4 Keyboard Shortcuts Overlay, considered for possible inclusion into Xubuntu 13.10

Future Goals

  • Continued contributions to the Xubuntu project and the Ubuntu ecosystem
  • Continued maintenance of Xubuntu applications
  • Obtain package maintenance rights for the Xubuntu packageset

Testimonials

Sean is a very good person I met. He helped quite a lot of people. -- smartboyhw

Sean has been very helpful for the Xubuntu project during the Quantal development cycle. He's been helping in getting things done that others have been unable to finish, or start. When Sean promises to deliver, he does that, and always in time. He was recently made a member of the Xubuntu team, and I am happily looking forward for his future contributions. A very strong +1 for Ubuntu membership from me. -- Pasi Lallinaho, Xubuntu Project Lead

I got to know Sean as a bugreporter for Xubuntu. He meticulously reported UI quirks with an eye for detail and perfection. This was a new and impressive experience for me, which is why I got in touch with him directly and we have been working on several projects together since. I can say that he is a very pleasant and reliable co-worker and I hope he'll stay with us for a long time! A strong-as-can-be +1 for his Ubuntu membership. -- Simon Steinbeiß, Xubuntu Artwork Lead

I have recently become more involved in Xubuntu during a dev cycle than I have any other flavour of late; Sean was one of those that always appeared to be around and working on aspects of it's development. A really helpful attitude to others - an excellent candidate for Ubuntu membership. +1 from me Elfy Forum Admin

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