sipherdee
sipherdee
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Eric Beaurivage |
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Location |
Montreal, QC, Canada |
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<eric.beaurivage AT oriaks DOT com> |
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Jabber/Google Talk |
<sipherdee AT gmail DOT com> |
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IRC |
sipherdee (irc.freenode.net) |
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Work
My last years of work were devoted to Check Point products, notably administrating SecurePlatform firewalls which are running on a modified version of Red Hat Linux / Red Hat Enterprise Linux. I also spent a lot of time administrating Cisco networking and VoIP equipement.
After many years of Linux usage and advocacy, I am getting more involved in the community.
Community
Registered Linux User #318676, I proceeded to my first Slackware Linux installation in July 1996. I then started to use Debian (1.3.1) until I became a true Mandrake advocate. Ubuntu is the system I use on all my machines. Still, Windows is still needed on my main computer laptop for audio work I do.
Being subscribed to Linux Audio mailing lists for many years, I plan on contributing to those efforts.
The way I started is by joining the following project:
Kollide - Projects Hosting
We are hosting initiatives such as Amarok and Konversation. If you need server space for open source related work, do not hesitate to contact me!
Other interests: OpenBSD, Gentoo, pfSense, Android, Drupal, TYPO3, MediaWiki, OpenOffice.org + too many others.
Certifications
- MCP: Microsoft Certified Professional
UCP: Ubuntu Certified Professional (in progress)
(more to come...)
When I went to college, I learnt to become a programmer. As soon as I could I switched to the technical side of computer science but I am getting back to coding. Getting to better understand PHP code at the moment I am also interested to dive into Python and Ruby/JRuby.
The reason I want to get into JRuby is because I would like to contribute to the OpenTG (BBS) development.
Ubuntu
My mom runs Ubuntu and she is enjoying playing AisleRiot.
I want to become more closely involved with Ubuntu. I will get back to translation, spend more time on the forums and get more people to try using it.
I hope our government will take notice and get to use open standards. To me, Ubuntu would be the right choice for Quebec.
sipherdee (last edited 2010-11-10 09:06:15 by modemcable166)