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| = Contact me & Feedback on my work = You can contact me or make feedback on my work on : * freenode, nickname is "ttoine" ; I am often on #ubuntustudio, and i am the creator of #lau (Linux Audio Users) * email, ttoine at ttoine dot net * internet, http://blog.ttoine.net and http://forum.ttoine.net |
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| = Who am I ? | Qui je suis ? = | ||<tablestyle="float:right; font-size: 0.9em; width:40%; background:#F1F1ED; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;" style="padding:0.5em;"><<TableOfContents>>|| |
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| '''''En Français :''''' * Je ne suis pas un codeur, ni un "geek", je ne connais que le html et le css ; je veux seulement apporter ma contribution au logiciel libre dans la mesure de mes possibilitées, notamment en aidant les associations, débutants, etc... à passer à Ubuntu, Open Office.org, etc... * J'écris de la documentation illustrée sur Ubuntu Linux pour les débutants sur mon site http://ubuntu.ttoine.net * J'ai à ma disposition pas mal de matériel de production audio que j'utilise pour tester Alsa, Ubuntu Studio, etc... * Je suis un des développeurs d'Ubuntu Studio, qui a pour objectif la production multimedia sous Ubuntu Linux. Je dirige aussi quelques travaux autour du multimedia sous Gnu/Linux avec ttoine.net, en collaborant avec des studios d'enregistrement et des ingénieurs du son * Ma grande fierté est d'avoir poussé et participé avec Crimsun à l'élaboration du paquet alsa-firmware pour le support des cartes son professionnelles dans Ubuntu * Je présente Ubuntu Studio dans les magasins de musique et les forum et autres Ubuntu "install parties" * Je passe du temps sur Launchpad à chercher les bugs dupliqués, à suivre les bugs autour d'Ubuntu Studio et du Bluetooth * Je suis en train de faire une étude de marché sur les possibilité de faire en France du support commercial pour Ubuntu Studio |
== About Me == |
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| J'habite à Lyon, France, j'ai 26 ans, j'ai monté mon entreprise comme consultant pour l'industrie des matières plastiques, et mes passes temps favoris sont la musique et Ubuntu. J'espère pouvoir bientôt utiliser Ubuntu pour faire de la musique, ce qui est un de mes obkectifs. | I am living in Lyon, France, I have a master degree in B2B Marketing. I am 32 years old now, and try to start my own company in B2B Internet consulting (mainly professional blogs and web-marketing). My major hobbies are music and Ubuntu Studio. And I use Ubuntu Studio to make music. |
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| J'utilise Ubuntu Linux comme principal OS depuis février 2005. | I am a founder and member of Ubuntu Studio team since it started, back in 2006. I am not skilled with application development, so my main concern is to do my best to get things working: bug reporting, applications testing, hardware testing, documentation, convincing developers, etc. |
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| '''''In English :''''' * I am not a "geek", I only know xhtml and css ; I only want to participate to free software with my skills, in helping non profit organisations or debutants to use Ubuntu, Open Office.org, etc... * I am writing some illustrated documentation in french for debutant with Ubuntu Linux * I own several audio production hardware and I use them to test a lot Alsa, Ubuntu Studio, etc... * I am one of the developper of Ubuntu Studio, wich aim is multimedia production with Ubuntu Linux. I manage too some projects around multimedia and GNU/Linux with ttoine.net, collaborating with recording studios and sound engineers/designers * I am very proud to have convinced about the importance and participate with Crimsun to the elaboration of the package "alsa-firmware" for professionnal sound card support in Ubuntu * I do presentations of Ubuntu and Ubuntu Studio in music shops, in Ubuntu fairs and install parties * I spend time on Launchpad looking for duplicate bugs, and following bugs about Ubuntu Studio and Bluetooth * I am doing a marketing study about the possibilities to provide commercial support for Ubuntu Studio in France |
== Contact Information == |
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| || IRC || ttoine on irc.freenode.net, mainly in #ubuntustudio-devel || || GTalk || ttoine || || Email || ttoine @ ttoine.net || || Website || http://blog.ttoine.net || |
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| I am living in Lyon, France, I am 26 years old, I run my own company as consultant for the plastics industry and my major hobbies are music and Ubuntu. I hope that I will use Ubuntu soon for making music, wich is my aim. | == Contributions == |
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| I am using Ubuntu Linux as main OS at home and for multimedia since february 2005. | === 2005-2006 - Before Ubuntu Studido === * I did several illustrated tutorials for Ubuntu beginners (eg: Synaptic, Xampp), hosted by Framasoft, the most important french community about free software. I was one of the moderator of the Ubuntu part of their forum at this time. * In order to make music with Ubuntu, I was the first to host a real time kernel to allow low latency use of jackd. * I am the co-writer of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudioPreparation and I still update it since. This is one of the core documentation for multimedia users and it used to be the basis for Ubuntu Studio. * With other founder of Ubuntu Studio, I had a sponsorship for the UDS of november 2006 at Google headquarters. Ubuntu Studio was really started at this moment. Additionally, I had the chance to chat with L. Pottering about the importance of a pulse-audio / jack plugin. === Since 2007 === * I did all the hardware testing and reporting to fix the restricted alsa-firmware package for Ubuntu (eg: Echo and RME hdsp pci sound cards), and obtained a hosting in Medibuntu repositories. * I continue to check that audio hardware is working well (firewire, usb, pci, pci-e) using my personal hardware and my network to get hardware. It allows me to update documentation, both with "how to get things working", and helping users to choose their hardware. * I do presentations of Ubuntu and Ubuntu Studio in music shops, in french FLOSS fairs, workshops, install parties, and Lyon University. * I use Ubuntu every day as my main OS since Hoary, and continue to report bug fixes when necessary. I am pleased to see that this is less and less often. * I do a regular survey of applications and hardware available for multimedia production with Ubuntu. * Still member of the Ubuntu Studio developer team after all these years. == Future Goals == * I would like to see Ubuntu become a real alternative to Windows and Mac osX for multimedia production. * We have good Open Source applications at the moment: Ardour for audio, Open Shot for video, Blender for 3D. * But this is not enough. RGB color management in Ubuntu is at its beginning. We still miss a native CMYK management for publishing (only Scribus is ready). Cups-pdf, Inkscape, Libre Office and Gimp can only be used for RGB graphics and documents. * Imho, we need more available commercial solutions like Harrison Mixbus (audio) or Corel Aftershot Pro (graphics). Lightworks (video) seems to be on the way. And perhaps having some CAD too like Catia would be great (run on RedHat). * Creating a community of users and developpers for Ubuntu Studio, that's why developping our "Public Relation" team is my main goal for next monthes. * I will continue to spend my free time in improving Ubuntu Studio, and more generally multimedia in Ubuntu. And dreaming to be paid to do that one day... == Testimonials == For the relatively short time I have known ttoine I've found him to be someone who is very active on giving opinions, suggesting improvements, and in this he inspires his team members to do well. -- [[LaunchpadHome:zequence]] <<DateTime(2012-11-14T11:37:05)>> For that I only knew him in the past month, I found out that he has been a very active person to try help Ubuntu Studio better. I pay high respect on him since he's one of the original Ubuntu Studio devs back in when the project started. I think his membership is hard-earned (if approved). [[LaunchpadHome:smartboyhw]] <<DateTime(2012-11-22T15:24:32)>> |
About Me
I am living in Lyon, France, I have a master degree in B2B Marketing. I am 32 years old now, and try to start my own company in B2B Internet consulting (mainly professional blogs and web-marketing). My major hobbies are music and Ubuntu Studio. And I use Ubuntu Studio to make music.
I am a founder and member of Ubuntu Studio team since it started, back in 2006. I am not skilled with application development, so my main concern is to do my best to get things working: bug reporting, applications testing, hardware testing, documentation, convincing developers, etc.
Contact Information
IRC |
ttoine on irc.freenode.net, mainly in #ubuntustudio-devel |
GTalk |
ttoine |
ttoine @ ttoine.net |
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Website |
Contributions
2005-2006 - Before Ubuntu Studido
- I did several illustrated tutorials for Ubuntu beginners (eg: Synaptic, Xampp), hosted by Framasoft, the most important french community about free software. I was one of the moderator of the Ubuntu part of their forum at this time.
- In order to make music with Ubuntu, I was the first to host a real time kernel to allow low latency use of jackd.
I am the co-writer of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudioPreparation and I still update it since. This is one of the core documentation for multimedia users and it used to be the basis for Ubuntu Studio.
- With other founder of Ubuntu Studio, I had a sponsorship for the UDS of november 2006 at Google headquarters. Ubuntu Studio was really started at this moment. Additionally, I had the chance to chat with L. Pottering about the importance of a pulse-audio / jack plugin.
Since 2007
- I did all the hardware testing and reporting to fix the restricted alsa-firmware package for Ubuntu (eg: Echo and RME hdsp pci sound cards), and obtained a hosting in Medibuntu repositories.
- I continue to check that audio hardware is working well (firewire, usb, pci, pci-e) using my personal hardware and my network to get hardware. It allows me to update documentation, both with "how to get things working", and helping users to choose their hardware.
- I do presentations of Ubuntu and Ubuntu Studio in music shops, in french FLOSS fairs, workshops, install parties, and Lyon University.
- I use Ubuntu every day as my main OS since Hoary, and continue to report bug fixes when necessary. I am pleased to see that this is less and less often.
- I do a regular survey of applications and hardware available for multimedia production with Ubuntu.
- Still member of the Ubuntu Studio developer team after all these years.
Future Goals
- I would like to see Ubuntu become a real alternative to Windows and Mac osX for multimedia production.
- We have good Open Source applications at the moment: Ardour for audio, Open Shot for video, Blender for 3D.
- But this is not enough. RGB color management in Ubuntu is at its beginning. We still miss a native CMYK management for publishing (only Scribus is ready). Cups-pdf, Inkscape, Libre Office and Gimp can only be used for RGB graphics and documents.
Imho, we need more available commercial solutions like Harrison Mixbus (audio) or Corel Aftershot Pro (graphics). Lightworks (video) seems to be on the way. And perhaps having some CAD too like Catia would be great (run on RedHat).
- Creating a community of users and developpers for Ubuntu Studio, that's why developping our "Public Relation" team is my main goal for next monthes.
- I will continue to spend my free time in improving Ubuntu Studio, and more generally multimedia in Ubuntu. And dreaming to be paid to do that one day...
Testimonials
For the relatively short time I have known ttoine I've found him to be someone who is very active on giving opinions, suggesting improvements, and in this he inspires his team members to do well. -- zequence 2012-11-14 11:37:05
For that I only knew him in the past month, I found out that he has been a very active person to try help Ubuntu Studio better. I pay high respect on him since he's one of the original Ubuntu Studio devs back in when the project started. I think his membership is hard-earned (if approved). smartboyhw 2012-11-22 15:24:32
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