Hi Everyone, My name is Jamie Chapman and this is my self introduction to the Fedora devel community.
I have been working with Red Hat for the past three years, as part of the 389 Directory Server team, developing with C and Python. To share the load and provide some backup within my team, I wish to become a co-maintainer of the 389 Project. I have been hanging out with Fedora/Red Hat for many moons now, from my applied computing studies in university to some personal projects I have been working on over the years. My first development job was with a hardware manufacturer, developing kernel and user space software to expose hardware capabilities to upper layers. The software I worked with here was proprietary, so I didn't get that much exposure to the Open Source community till I moved to Red Hat. Now, I really understand the power of open source and am excited about my involvement within it. In my "spare time" I like to play around with embedded devices, my latest project was an ocean going tidal current monitor, the data being used to improve the accuracy of casualty search prediction techniques. Maybe I should share the software I developed for this project with the world... Thank you for taking the time to read this and I look forward to playing a part in the Open Source revolution. Jamie
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