1. Identification & Account Data -------------------------------- First name: Cristian Last name: Greco Key fingerprint: 745E CE2B 47D4 05CB 9342 FEFF 80F7 DBDC CF4D 32E4 Account: christian Forward email: [email protected]
ID check passed, key signed by 2 existing developers: - Giunchedi Filippo <[email protected]> - Giuseppe Iuculano <[email protected]> Output from keycheck.sh: gpg: requesting key CF4D32E4 from hkp server keys.gnupg.net +pub 4096R/CF4D32E4 2009-11-02 Key fingerprint = 745E CE2B 47D4 05CB 9342 FEFF 80F7 DBDC CF4D 32E4 uid Cristian Greco <[email protected]> sig! 6B79D401 2009-11-02 Giunchedi Filippo <[email protected]> sig! AE3BE9AA 2009-12-02 Giuseppe Iuculano <[email protected]> sig!3 CF4D32E4 2009-11-02 Cristian Greco <[email protected]> uid Cristian Greco <[email protected]> sig! 6B79D401 2009-11-02 Giunchedi Filippo <[email protected]> sig! AE3BE9AA 2009-12-02 Giuseppe Iuculano <[email protected]> sig!3 CF4D32E4 2009-11-02 Cristian Greco <[email protected]> sub 4096R/D96EAF53 2009-11-02 sig! CF4D32E4 2009-11-02 Cristian Greco <[email protected]> 4 signatures not checked due to missing keys Key is OpenPGP version 4 or greater. Key has 4096 bits. Valid "e" flag, no expiration. Valid "s" flag, no expiration. 2. Background ------------- Applicant writes: My name is Cristian Greco, I'm 25, studying Computer Science in Italy. I was introduced to the Free Software philosophy about three or four years ago at university (unfortunately too late, I know), thanks to a great professor who is a real FLOSS enthusiast and evangelist. To be honest, my very first contact with a GNU/Linux system was with Kubuntu, due to a friend of mine who suggested it and helped a lot with the installation process and the initial approach to a different system. A few months later I switched to Debian by myself. This change was mostly due to the fact that I discovered how important it was for me to fully understand how most of the things I study are implemented on a real system. The Debian community gave me the opportunity to join the Development of a Free OS thus allowing me to contribute to the creation of an entire system, which is something extremely exciting! Within Debian, actually I mainly work on a limited set of packages: an important Bittorrent library (libtorrent-rasterbar) with some related clients (deluge, qbittorrent, fatrat); I co-maintain some libraries and utilities under the Debian Forensics Team umbrella; finally, some other small or co-maint packages. I'm in contact with all of the upstream authors of these packages (either via email, irc or mailing lists), which is something really important (in my opinion) in order to do a good packaging job (both for the upstream and user side). Plans for the future: I'd like to contribute a bit more to some of the core teams in Debian. 3. Philosophy and Procedures ----------------------------- Christian has a good understanding of Debian's philosophy and procedures and answered all my questions about the social contract, DFSG, BTS, etc. in a good way. Christian committed to uphold the SC and DFSG in his Debian work and accepts the DMUP. 4. Tasks and Skills ------------------- Christian has a good understanding of the technical side of Debian. Christian is maintainer of about 10 packages (sponsored by Michal Cihar and myself). All packages are in good shape. Christian also answered my other questions regarding T&S without problems and provided patches for RC bugs. 5. Recommendation ----------------- I recommend to accept Christian Greco as a Debian Developer. Greetings, -- Xavier Oswald <[email protected]> GNU/Linux Debian Developer - http://www.debian.org/ GPG key ID: 0x464B8DE3
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