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Re: What do you want to do



[Raphael Hertzog]
> 1. Are you a debian developer ?

No.

> 2. If no, would you like to become a developer in order to
>    maintain some packages ?

I'm already in the queue.  My first priority at the moment is
debian-installer.

> 3. Do you have packaging skills/experience ?

Yes.

> 4. If you're a Debian developer, are you willing to sponsor
>    people who packages educational software ?

Possibly, depends on amount spare time.

> 5. Are you willing to write/translate documentation for educational
>    software ?

No.  I'm not very good at formulating documentation, and believe it is
better to leave it at someone who excel in that area.

> 6. What area in the big educational landscape are of special interest
>    for you (math, physics, biology, languages, etc.) ?

None, actually.  I'm involved in the Skolelinux project to help
schools being able to stop wasting money on proprietary software, and
instead teach the pupils that it is ok to share, tinker, learn and
build on the work of other, instead of being called a software pirate
when doing those things.

> 7. Freetyle question. What else would you like to do within
>    DebianEdu ?  What do you expect from DebianEdu ?

I expect DebianEdu to be a place where all the education-related
projects in Debian can share our experiences, and make sure we avoid
duplicated work when possible.

> 8. Are you part of other education-related projects ? What is your
>    position in those projects (leader, contributor, lurker, ...) ?

I'm the technical coordinator and architect for the Skolelinux
project.  That means I take all highlevel technical decisions, and
keep track of what the other developers are doing on the technical
side.  We are organized in four groups; technical, translation,
pedagogical and project promotion.

> At the same time, if you can put a little resume on your personal page
> on the wiki by registering under http://wiki.debian.net/WikiUsers that'd
> be great. :) It's optional though.

Later. :-)

BTW: The Skolelinux project are planning a development conference /
  meeting at the end of this month/start of the next.  The available
  dates are the weekends starting 09-27, 10-04 and 10-11.  It would be
  very nice if any of you could join us.  Let me know if you would
  like to join, and which weekends will work for you.  Funding is open
  for discussion.



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