About me
I'm a member of Japanese LoCo Team since 2008/07/23.
I'm Ubuntu Member since 2011/07/22.
- I organize various events for Ubuntu in Japan.
- I join in some FOSS events and make some presentations of Ubuntu.
- I write articles about Ubuntu in some magazines and website.
Emacs love
Launchapd ID
Blog
Blog: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/MIZUNO/ (Japanese)
Blog: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/mizuno-as/ (English)
What I've done
Events
Off-line Meetings
- The Ubuntu Off-line meeting is an event for Ubuntu users in Japan. This is a party for user communication with drinks and user's speech.
The events are held by Ubuntu Japanese LoCo Team. For past 2 years 6 events, this events has already accumurated over 400 participants. In the Off-line meeting, the attendee can install Ubuntu to their own computers from LiveCDs, USBs, SD cards or PXE-install-server, while they can listen in interesting presentations in Ubuntu.
Ubuntu Offline Meeting Tokyo 9.01
- as an Organizer
- Presentation "Brief introduction of various way to install for Ubuntu"
- Presentation "How to use Ubuntu without GUI in Japanese"
Ubuntu Offline Meeting Tokyo 9.04
- as an Organizer
Ubuntu Offline Meeting Tokyo 9.08
- as an Organizer
Ubuntu Offline "Pre" Meeting Kansai 10.08
- as an Organizer
Ubuntu Offline Meeting Kansai 10.10
- as an Organizer
Ubuntu Offline Meeting Kansai 11.03
- as an Organizer
- Presentation "Preview Ubuntu 11.04"
- Ubuntu Offline Meeting Tokyo 14.05
- Ubuntu Offline Meeting Tokyo 15.12
- Presentation "Tales of Server Monitoring"
Open Source Conference
Open Source Conference is an event of FLOSS that has been almost held in Japan every month. It gathers much people related to FLOSS in their bussiness or interests.
Open Source Conference 2009 Sendai
- Presentation "Brief introduction of various way to install for Ubuntu"
Open Source Conference 2009 Tokyo/Spring
- Presentation "How to use packages"
Open Source Conference 2011 Hokkaido
- Presentation "Introduction of Ubuntu 11.04"
Open Source Conference 2011 Kansai@Kyoto
- presentation "Introduction of Another OS"
- discussion of "OSS Community"
Open Source Conference 2012 Nagoya
- presentation "Introductin of Ubuntu 12.04 and Ubuntu Community"
Open Source Conference 2013 Hokkaido
- presentation "Happy time of Ubuntu"
Open Source Conference 2014 Okinawa
- presentation "Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Overview"
Open Source Conference 2015 Hokkaido
- presentation "Snappy Ubuntu Overview"
Open Source Conference 2015 Okinawa
- presentation "Snappy Ubuntu Overview"
Open Source Conference 2016 Hokkaido
- presentation "Ubuntu 16.04 Overview"
Open Source Conference 2016 Okinawa
- presentation "Ubuntu 16.04 Overview"
Kansai Debian Meeting
- Kansai Debian Meeting is meeting of Debian that has been held every month in around Kyoto,Osaka and more.
- 44th Kansai Debian Meeting (2011/02/27)
- Presentation "Let's use pbuilder!"
Himeji IT Study
- 24th Himeji IT Study (2014/01/18)
- Presentation "An introduction to SSH for Non-Server Engineer"
Packaging
dash-el (Debian PTS)
s-el (Debian PTS)
silversearcher-ag (Debian PTS)
silversearcher-ag-el (Debian PTS)
twittering-mode (Debian PTS)
Emacs 23.2.1-7 merge from Debian Sid (LP: #705383)
PPA
patch added MixBrush,G-Pen tool and the color management for GIMP.
Why: is not the patch put in the Ubuntu (main)package?
- The upstream project is release-suspended status. The patch is in "private" mode (Still maintenanced, but not published).
- Of course, GPL allow branching and undertaking the yet another -painter project, but that patch (and GIMP source code) require experienced craftsmanship. So ,that is too much to handle for me.
- This package contains the wallpapers, photographed by mizuno-as.
- Samples.
- This package is template for ubuntu-defaults-builder.
- Added the software commonly used. (gimp, emacs, git, bzr, ddskk, zsh, etc...)
Translations
Writing
Books
- 'Ubuntu Introduction Kit' is the first Ubuntu book in Japan. The first release was in 2006 (for 6.06). Author of that time is Jun Kobayashi(jkbys). and 12.04 (4th) edition wrote by me.
- 'Ubuntu Introduction Kit' can be purchased at the bookstore (and Amazon) in Japan. Of course, Ubuntu 12.04 Japanese Remix DVD is included with this book.
Magazines
Ubuntu Magazine Japan
Background information about Ubuntu Magazine Japan:
- This is a first magazine specialised for Ubuntu in Japan. It is widely sold at book stores throughout Japan and published about 4 times a year.
Software Design
- Software Design is computer information magazine of Japan. The topic is UNIX, a programming, a network, and Cloud, etc.
- Special feature article
May 2009 issue - "The charm of Ubuntu"
June 2010 issue - "Complete explanation of Ubuntu 10.04"
June 2013 issue - "How to use Unix command"
November 2013 issue - "My best friend Emacs"
May 2015 issue - "Basic lesson of Text processing"
- As the series "Ubuntu Monthly Report"
July 2010 issue - "Construct thin client with LTSP-5 on Ubuntu"
August 2010 issue - "How to use UCK"
June 2011 issue - "The build packages it with pbuilder-dist"
August 2011 issue - "Private Cloud on Ubuntu with OpenStack"
September 2011 issue - "KVM Virtual Machine Server with libvirt"
November 2011 issue - "GPG Key Sign with caff"
August2012 issue - "Package import from Debian"
Linux 100%
- This is Linux introductory magazine for the beginner (chiefly Windows guy).
Nikkei Linux
NetWalker Guide Book
Weekly ASCII
- This is most popular weekly PC magazine in Japan.
Website
Ittoke! Ubuntu Dojo
Background information about Ittoke! Ubuntu Dojo:
This is a series to talk by Ubuntu Japanese LoCo members for Ubuntu topics.
Ubuntu Weekly Recipe
Background information about Ubuntu Weekly Recipe:
This is a weekly series to introduce recipes for maximizing Ubuntu life quality. Ubuntu Japanese LoCo members take charge of the series respectively.
How to build Gyazo server (2015/03/16)
RatticWeb the password manager (2016/03/09)
Conky System Monitor (2015/09/30)
Web service on Ubuntu with SSL certification (2015/08/26)
Unbound DNS cache server (2015/08/19)
Server monitoring with Xymon (2015/07/22)
Let Ubuntu talk with AquesTalk Pi (2015/02/04)
Server resource monitoring with Munin (2015/01/28)
To develop and manipulate an astrophotograph (2014/10/01)
Lightweight image viewer "Geeqie" (2014/08/06)
Dynamic DNS by Amazon Route 53 (2014/07/23)
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on SAKURA Internet's VPS (2014/05/07)
Ubuntu 13.10 on MacBook Pro Retina (2013/11/13)
The Silver Searcher (2013/08/28)
Lock the screen with bluetooth (2013/03/27)
Christmas Special! ioDrive2 on Ubuntu (2012/12/26)
Let's cycling! with Goldencheetah (2012/05/02)
Mosh on Ubuntu (2012/04/25)
Let's play PlayStation3 with GIMX (2012/1/18)
Ultimate input environment with TUT-Code and Dovrak (2011/11/30)
Build (private) Remix CD with ubuntu-defaults-builder (2011/11/2)
Twitter with Ubuntu (1) Twitter with Emacs! (2011/8/31)
Scheduling management in Ubuntu (2011/6/29)
The memo is taken easy with ubuntu 11.04 (2011/5/11)
Presentation by Prezi (2011/4/20)
Photograph manage with Shotwell(2) (2011/3/16)
Photograph manage with Shotwell(1) (2011/3/9)
Wonderful meeting of Android and Ubuntu(3) (2011/2/2)
Wonderful meeting of Android and Ubuntu(2) (2011/1/26)
Wonderful meeting of Android and Ubuntu(1) (2011/1/19)
How to use Clementine (2010/11/10)
Various usages of manpage (2010/11/3)
Masters File Manager (2010/7/21)
iSCSI on Ubuntu (2010/6/30)
Let's use tmux! (2010/6/23)
Let's use Google Chrome! (2010/6/16)
Simple Scan and Xournal (2010/6/9)
Let's use xmonad! (2010/6/2)
For you who will begin to use Ubuntu in the future (2010/5/5)
Latest version Sylpheed introduction (2010/4/28)
Beginning programing by Emacs and Ubuntu(3) (2010/4/21)
Beginning programing by Emacs and Ubuntu(2) (2010/4/14)
Beginning programing by Emacs and Ubuntu(1) (2010/4/7)
let's enjoy game on Ubuntu (2010/3/31)
Ubuntu on DELL Vostro 1720(2) (2009/8/5)
Ubuntu on DELL Vostro 1720(1) (2009/7/29)
How to use digital SLR camera with Ubuntu (2009/6/10)
Beginning Emacs! (2009/6/3)
How to use of Japanese Team member's Ubuntu (2009/5/3)
file version control (2009/2/25)
How to use SSH (2009/1/21)
Network install and apt-mirror (2008/12/3)
How to use PPA (2008/11/26)
Testimonials
He has a great passion for attending and organizing various events to promote Ubuntu. He has attended 8 events throughout Japan in the past year. He has been already a great evangelist of Ubuntu. -- nobuto 2011-06-25 07:59:29
Hajime acts as master of ceremony in many events. He planed many parties for Ubunteros, that sustained action are well-liked in Kansai in over 3 years. He provide good direction for many peoples (include Nobuto) as a top-runner and as a good senior. -- hito 2011-06-28 04:51:00
He is an active member of Ubuntu Japan LoCo. He is a key contributor for attending FLOSS events and organizing Ubuntu LoCo events. I really support him on becoming an Ubuntu Member. -- jkbys 2011-06-29 14:54:30
He has been an extremely active member of the Japanese LoCo for some years now, and has been a significant factor in the growing adoption of Ubuntu in Japan, through his work in providing documentation, maintaining inertia of publicity, and coordinating offline events. This application is long overdue. -- persia 2011-07-03 07:33:15