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| ||<tablestyle="float:right; font-size: 0.9em; width:40%; background:#F1F1ED; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;" style="padding:0.5em;">'''Contents'''[[BR]][[TableOfContents]]|| | #title Jim Campbell ||<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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| * '''Project :''' Xubuntu GNU/Linux project | * '''Project :''' Xubuntu Project |
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| * '''O/S :''' Ubuntu w/Xfce4 (''Xubuntu'') * '''E-mail :''' jwcampbell@gmail.com * '''Launchpad :''' https://launchpad.net/~jwcampbell * '''IRC :''' ''j1mc'' @ irc.freenode.net and @ irc.oftc.net |
* '''E-mail :''' jwcampbell@ubuntu.com * '''Launchpad :''' https://launchpad.net/people/jwcampbell * '''Website :''' http://j1m.net * '''L''''''inkedIn :''' http://www.linkedin.com/in/jwcampbell * '''IRC :''' ''j1mc'' @ irc.freenode.net |
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| I studied communication in school, and was part of national-championship speech team, but developed other interests and eventually found work in Human Resources. At my first full-time job, I was the only person in my department who knew much about computers, so they let me wreak havoc on the HR database. I now work as the HRIS Analyst for a company of about 2,000 people. | I'm currently the Xubuntu documentation lead, and am also very much involved with the [[ChicagoTeam|Ubuntu-Chicago]] Loco team and the [[http://www.chicagolug.org|Chicago GNU/Linux User Group]]. If you're interested in contributing to Xubuntu system documentation, please get in touch with me! |
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| Outside of work and social activities, I'm a participating member of the [http://chi.ubuntu-us.org/ Ubuntu-Chicago] loco team, the [http://www.chicagolug.org Chicago GNU/Linux User Group], and am a regular volunteer at [http://www.freegeekchicago.org Free Geek Chicago]. My main Ubuntu-related contributions have been in the areas of Xubuntu ISO testing, Ubuntu-Chicago team activities, and Xubuntu documentation. | === Team membership === |
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| == Ubuntu-Specific Contributions == | * Ubuntu and Xubuntu team member * Member of Ubuntu Documentation Commiters Team * Member of Ubuntu Wiki team * Administrator of Ubuntu Chicago Loco Team * Administrator Xubuntu Testers * Member of Xubuntu Users * Members of Ubuntu-Microblogging * Member of Ubuntu Illinois Loco Team * Member of Ubuntu Cyclists |
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| A lot of my contributions don't involve me getting any additional karma points on Launchpad. :( However, I'm a very active member of the Xubuntu team, and am also very involved with the Chicago Loco Team. | === Interests === * User Assistance Design * Community Development * M''''''oinMoin wiki awesomeness |
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| I've contributed the most to the community ISO testing group, and have built up Xubuntu testing from a mostly non-existent group to one that is on-par with the rest of the Community testing teams. Due to the help of many others, I'm glad to say that we've had a Xubuntu release for each milestone since I started coordinating testing. | === Relevant Skills === * Knowledge of Docbook, XML, XSL, and SQL * Solid writing, editing and presentation skills * Free time |
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| Within the Xubuntu community, I've done a good deal of leg-work for Xubuntu developer team, including arranging and facilitating meetings, and (on short notice) co-facilitating the [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/openweekfeisty/xubuntu Xubuntu session] during Ubuntu Open Week (My participation starts at about 03:13). I also regularly assist end-users with questions on the #xubuntu irc channel and in the xubuntu-users mailing list. | == Goals and links == |
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| Within the Ubuntu-Chicago loco team, my activities have centered around herding Chicago-based cats, and encouraging learning and participation. I've helped schedule team meetings, set agendas, facilitated team discussions, and worked to put team plans into action. | === Goals for the current release cycle === * Rebase Xubuntu system documentation on Ubuntu system documentation. * Rewrite portions of Xubuntu system documentation to reflect changes in Xfce 4.6, and changes in Xubuntu applications and system functionality. * Bring the Xubuntu system into closer compliance with guidelines in the GNOME Documentation Style Guide. * Promote activity within the Chicago Ubuntu L''''''oCo team. |
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| === Team Membership === * Administrator Xubuntu Testers * Member of Xubuntu Documentation Team * Member of Xubuntu Users * Member of ISO Testing Team * Member of Ubuntu Chicago LoCo Team * Member of Ubuntu Illinois LoCo Team * Member of Launchpad Beta Testers === Documentation === * Significantly edited and reorganized all of the [:Testing/Community:ISO testing community] wiki pages for the Gutsy Gibbon release. * Collaborating with [:FreddyMartinez:Freddy Martinez] to completely rewrite Xubuntu documentation for the Gutsy Gibbon release. * Very frequent contributor to Xubuntu Wiki pages ( [:Xubuntu/Meetings:Meetings], [:Xubuntu/Meetings/Archive:Meeting Archives], [:Xubuntu/ReleaseNotes/FeistyFawn:Feisty Release Notes], & [:Xubuntu/Testing:Xubuntu Testing] ) ''Note: the Xubuntu Testing pages will be deleted shortly. I've just left them up for now to document my contributions.'' * Organized weekly summer documentation-writing sessions amongst Ubuntu-Chicago Loco Team members * Frequent bug reporter for the Xubuntu Desktop Guide during the 7.04 release cycle === Community & Advocacy === * I'm a regular volunteer/community member of [http://www.freegeekchicago.org Free Geek Chicago]. Free Geek Chicago "helps the needy get nerdy," providing computers, education, internet access and job skills training to under-served communities of Chicago. We use Xubuntu on all computers that we prepare. :) * I'm particularly glad that I've gotten members of both the Chicago Linux User Group and Ubuntu-Chicago loco team to volunteer at Free Geek Chicago. Cross-pollination of efforts and ideas in the FOSS community is a Good Thing (TM). === Support & Bug Triage === * Tech support on #xubuntu on irc.freenode.net and the xubuntu-users mailing list. * Occasional [https://launchpad.net/people/jwcampbell/+karma bug triaging] and [https://launchpad.net/people/jwcampbell/+reportedbugs bug reporting] on launchpad . == Skill Set == === Documentation-related skills === * Basic docbook-xml skills * Solid writing and editing skills === Team-building skills === * Well organized, capable of running a decent meeting * Comfortable speaking with and in front of groups * Have good Ubuntu karma in the non-Launchpad sense of the word === Other skills === * Data modeling * Rudimentary (i.e., caveman-like) shell scripting and python skills * An interest in learning shell-scripting and python so that I can out-script a caveman === Things I'm not skilled at === * Throwing chairs * Going into outer space on a rocket ship * Playing sports where the ball moves a lot == Plans & Goals == * Help coordinate community testing of all flavors of Ubuntu, ensuring that our images are well-tested, and that our tests are well-reported on, prior to all milestone releases. * Promote and lead activity within the Chicago Ubuntu Loco team, focusing on both Ubuntu advocacy and loco-team member learning activities. * Ensure that Xubuntu documentation is accurate and thorough. * Contribute to upstream Xfce documentation * Start Learning packaging in 2008 == Testimonials == * Jim has done a great work with Xubuntu testing, coordinating all volunteers and testing himself a lot. I've worked with him in the ISO Testing Team and can say he rocks :) So I fully support his application to get CommunityCouncil! - EmilioPozuelo * Jim has shown solid leadership in release testing of Xubuntu and participated in testing other flavours as well. He's active in the #ubuntu-iso channel and forum section helping others testers and has taken responsibility for keeping the testing wiki pages in shape. A solid and sustained contribution to Ubuntu without question. -- heno * Jim has spent a lot of time and energy improving Xubuntu testing in Ubuntu as well as working on the ISO Testing wiki pages (looks way more up to date now :)) I fully support his application and hope he'll be one of us on Tuesday. - StéphaneGraber ---- '''Note''': Thanks to [https://launchpad.net/~cody-somerville Cody Somerville] for allowing me to use his personal wiki page template. |
=== J1mc's helpful Xubuntu links === * [[https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-doc/ubuntu-doc/xubuntu-jaunty-yelpversion|The bzr repository]] for the development branch of Xubuntu 9.04 system documentation. |
Name : Jim Campbell
Project : Xubuntu Project
Location : Chicago, Illinois, United States
E-mail : jwcampbell@ubuntu.com
Launchpad : https://launchpad.net/people/jwcampbell
Website : http://j1m.net
LinkedIn : http://www.linkedin.com/in/jwcampbell
IRC : j1mc @ irc.freenode.net
About me
My name is Jim, and I've been using Ubuntu since March of 2006. Although I had some experience with other distributions since the Red Hat 9 days, Ubuntu was the first GNU/Linux distribution that got me "hooked" on Linux.
I'm currently the Xubuntu documentation lead, and am also very much involved with the Ubuntu-Chicago Loco team and the Chicago GNU/Linux User Group. If you're interested in contributing to Xubuntu system documentation, please get in touch with me!
Team membership
- Ubuntu and Xubuntu team member
- Member of Ubuntu Documentation Commiters Team
- Member of Ubuntu Wiki team
- Administrator of Ubuntu Chicago Loco Team
- Administrator Xubuntu Testers
- Member of Xubuntu Users
- Members of Ubuntu-Microblogging
- Member of Ubuntu Illinois Loco Team
- Member of Ubuntu Cyclists
Interests
- User Assistance Design
- Community Development
MoinMoin wiki awesomeness
Relevant Skills
- Knowledge of Docbook, XML, XSL, and SQL
- Solid writing, editing and presentation skills
- Free time
Goals and links
Goals for the current release cycle
- Rebase Xubuntu system documentation on Ubuntu system documentation.
- Rewrite portions of Xubuntu system documentation to reflect changes in Xfce 4.6, and changes in Xubuntu applications and system functionality.
- Bring the Xubuntu system into closer compliance with guidelines in the GNOME Documentation Style Guide.
Promote activity within the Chicago Ubuntu LoCo team.
J1mc's helpful Xubuntu links
The bzr repository for the development branch of Xubuntu 9.04 system documentation.
j1mc (last edited 2011-05-15 01:03:10 by c-98-193-91-216)