1. Identification & Background ------------------------------ Check with Keyid 0x66A90DE2: ID Check passed, Key signed from 2 existing DD, Santiago Vila and Jordi Mallach. Output from keycheck.sh 0x66A90DE2: pub 1024D/66A90DE2 2004-08-03 Key fingerprint = 4491 BB79 CD5A D94A 6681 4B0C 9AA5 51D9 66A9 0DE2 uid José L. Redrejo Rodríguez <jredrejo@edu.juntaextremadura.ne t> sig! 3EF23CD6 2004-08-07 Santiago Vila <sanvila@debian.org> sig!3 917A225E 2004-11-12 Jordi Mallach <jordi@debian.org> sig!3 66A90DE2 2004-08-03 José L. Redrejo Rodríguez <jredrejo@edu.juntae xtremadura.net> sig!3 66A90DE2 2004-08-08 José L. Redrejo Rodríguez <jredrejo@edu.juntae xtremadura.net> uid José L. Redrejo Rodríguez <jredrejo@merida.uned.es> sig!3 917A225E 2004-11-12 Jordi Mallach <jordi@debian.org> sig!3 66A90DE2 2004-08-08 José L. Redrejo Rodríguez <jredrejo@edu.juntae xtremadura.net> sub 2048g/4DE795AF 2004-08-03 sig! 66A90DE2 2004-08-03 José L. Redrejo Rodríguez <jredrejo@edu.juntae xtremadura.net> Let's test if its a version 4 or greater key Key is ok Check for key expire stuff Key has no expiration date set, nothing to check. Applicant writes: I am thirty six years old, and have being programing since I was sixteen with the first computer I saw: a Sinclair Spectrum 48k. Thanks to this machine I learnt BASIC, and later z-80 code to program more efficient tricks and small animations for school. I went to the university, then I began to work in different private companies, and about 1995 I became a secondary school teacher, specialized in vocational teaching , and dedicating my free time as a freelance engineer making automation projects. During all this years I learnt and use different systems and languages. In 1996, I met Antonio Ullán at the high school where we worked. He was also working in the university and a colleague of him, Santiago Vila (svila@debian.org) , had shown him a syste m that could be installed from a floppy and an Internet connection: It was Linux, in fact, it was Debian. Antonio and me liked that "system" a lot, and very soon we set it up in our school a server, with file sharing , mail accounts, and virtual classrooms using auc (http://auc.sourcefor ge.net/). Translating AUC into spanish was my first contribution to open source comunity. Some years passed and I moved to some other high schools in different towns. Depending on the subjects I taught and on my colleagues I continued using Debian whenever I could do it. In April ,2002, my regional government launched the gnuLinEx project (http://www.linex.org/linex2/linex/ingles/index_ing.html) and I went to see the official presentation. After the speechs and during the coffee break, I met a guy who I haven't met before and told him some negative points about the project. He asked me my email, and a couple of days later asked me to go to his office. He (Jesús Rubio) was the person in charge of the project, but I didn't know it. He asked me some opinions, and we spent a good time sharing ideas. When he knew I used Debian he asked me to give a training course to some of the people involved in the project. I called Antonio Ullán again to help me in that course. There, we saw some limitations in the distro and we fixed them and gave it back to the project manager. After that, they asked us to be the technical people in charge of the development of the distribution and we accepted. Since that moment, and until today, we have being using Debian as the basis for LinEx, and making modifications, noticing and fixing bugs (sending the patches to the upstream authors or Debian maintainers) and doing some Debian packages for non-packaged applications that could be good for our goals. 2. Philosophy and Procedures ----------------------------- José has a good understanding of Debians Philosophy and Procedures. He answered all my Questions about Social Contract, DFSG, BTS etc. in a good way. 3. Tasks and Skills ------------------- José is Maintainer of gambas gambas2 and qucs, all Packages in Debian (sponsored by different Developers, e.g Florian Ragwitz, Santiago Vila, Aurelien Jarno and myself) He also answered my other Questions regarding T&S without problems. 4. Recommendation ----------------- I recommend to accept him as a Debian Developer. Account: jredrejo Forward-Email: jredrejo@edu.juntaextremadura.net
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