Hi all, 

i am an It Operations Manager (admin of 180 servers over 3
platforms) a Michelin company specialized in e-commerce (popgom.com) in
15 countries and i decided to join the project trying to help you with
my competences and experiences. 

a quick look behind me would show that
i am into the opensource community since 1998, i've been part of
official knoppix support during 3 years (2002-2005) , i also created the
first 100% opensource cyber coffee and created beside it a complete
solution for cyber coffees (2006) including captive web portal. 

i
belong to the admin group of the Proxmox PVE group (on IRC/ Fb), to the
FreeBSD france community and some other ones. 

i think i'll be able to
help in shell scripting, functional study, docs writing, commuincation.


In fact i have tried DDL for my 6 y old daughter and, first on usb key
and then tried to install it (i gave her an eeepc 701) 

there are quiet
a lot of things i'd like to talk about but if i would resume i would say
: 

- impossible to install it on eeepc 701 using the installer (it
does'nt see the disk i had to modify the PCI script) and can't chroot so
won't boot at the end. 

> i installed it from minimal Debian install
which worked great after a couple of tricks 

- the main page is not (to
my point of view and after my daughters remarks) logically functional


> ex : gcompris is a main entry menu, when you get into it you have
the internal gcompris menu with its own categories, but the other ones
get into an openbox profil with icons which are not at all like the
gcompris ones which is normal, but could disturb a child dued to the
graphical different interface. To my point of view it would need that
all the entries of the main page get into an openbox one, even if there
is only one entry, so all would be iso in term of logical 

- network
manager doesn't keep connections dued to keyring manager and local
profil rights 

-removing packages not configurable, removing some, and
adding some 

- adding a real installer (which is a need but has to be
really deeply rethought) there are plenty of existing installers 

- for
eeepc 701 (there are plenty which could be used for DDL in school)
adding a kernel module for eeepc control giving the ability to
overclock, or modify the light and the fan speed 

> it could be
automatically done with a script recognizing the eeepc701 

- writing
docs 

> it needs a doc for the children themselves, devs, or simply
non-geeks parents 

- communication over the project 

>identifying the
most intrested countries (from ips) and communicate on generic
specialized sites to keep inform community (ex : distrowatch for the
distrib, linuxfr france, facebook group, etc etc) 

it a simple first
mail but i am pleased to help you all 

Ludovic L'HOIR 

 
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