Re: Christopher Obbard: Declaration of intent to become a DD, upl.

2022-12-06 Thread Christopher Obbard
Hi Gunnar,

On Thu, 24 Nov 2022 at 15:46, Gunnar Wolf  wrote:
>
> Christopher Obbard (via nm.debian.org) dijo [Wed, Nov 23, 2022 at 08:09:20PM 
> -]:
> > I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian
> > Developer, uploading.
> >
> > I have worked on maintaining some packges for the past six months
> > and I would like to be able to upload packages to the NEW queue
> > without a sponsor.
>
> It is customary to give more information -- which kind of packages are
> you interested in? Which teams or people have you most interacted
> with? If directly uploading to NEW is an issue (I understand you are
> already a DM), do you plan to introduce many new packages? What are
> their unifying factors / why are you interested in them?

Thank you for your comment. I see now that the original text is
inexcusably lacking detail!
I have expanded on my original declaration of intent below and updated
my application.


I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian
Developer, uploading.

I have worked on maintaining some packages for the past six months as
a Debian Maintainer and I would like to be able to upload packages to
the NEW queue without a sponsor. I'd like to introduce some more
packages related to the existing packages I have worked on as well as
contribute to existing packages without additional barriers of not
being a Debian Developer. I feel that my past experience shows that I
am experienced enough to be a full member of the Debian project.

In Debian so far I have packaged useful tools including some
multimedia packages, qpwgraph and fluster. I have also packaged some
embedded development packages, used to write data to some targets,
including rkdeveloptool and qdl.

I have taken over the maintenance of the Debian packages debos and
golang-github-go-debos-fakemachine, where I am also involved with
maintenance upstream.

In terms of other packages, I have contributed some additional
development board support to the u-boot package and I have contributed
the rusticl driver packaging to mesa.

Also I have contributed some additional board support work to the
linux and initramfs-tools packages.

I have interacted with the python, go, rust and backports teams.

Overall I think my past interactions with the Debian project show that
I touch the whole stack of a modern Linux system. I have been
developing Linux systems, always using Debian as a base, for well over
ten years now.

I started working with 64 Studio Ltd in 2010 where I helped maintain
the 64 Studio multimedia distribution as well as the tooling to
develop such distributions. This consisted of a project called PDK
("Platform Development Kit"). Eventually there was no need for the
distribution, since our changes were pushed back into Debian making
the ecosystem work for everyone.

Since 2020 I have been working with Collabora Ltd where I help to
develop Debian derivatives and custom Debian images for customer's
projects. All of the work I do, including new features, bug reports
and packaging ends up being pushed back to Debian or the open source
world where possible.





Hopefully it helps explain my position further. If you have any
further suggestions or comments, please do ask.

Cheers!
Chris



Christopher Obbard: Declaration of intent to become a DD, upl.

2022-12-06 Thread Christopher Obbard (via nm.debian.org)
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For nm.debian.org, at 2022-12-06:

I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian Developer, 
uploading.

I have worked on maintaining some packages for the past six months as a Debian 
Maintainer and I would like to be able to upload packages to the NEW queue 
without a sponsor. I'd like to introduce some more packages related to the 
existing packages I have worked on as well as contribute to existing packages 
without additional barriers of not being a Debian Developer. I feel that my 
past experience shows that I am experienced enough to be a full member of the 
Debian project.

In Debian so far I have packaged useful tools including some multimedia 
packages, qpwgraph and fluster. I have also packaged some embedded development 
packages, used to write data to some targets, including rkdeveloptool and qdl.

I have taken over the maintenance of the Debian packages debos and 
golang-github-go-debos-fakemachine, where I am also involved in maintenance 
upstream.

In terms of other packages, I have contributed some additional development 
board support to the u-boot package and I have contributed the rusticl driver 
packaging to mesa.

Also I have contributed some additional board support work to the linux and 
initramfs-tools packages.

I have interacted with the python, go, rust and backports teams.

Overall I think my past interactions with the Debian project show that I touch 
the whole stack of a modern Linux system. I have been developing Linux systems, 
always using Debian as a base, for well over ten years now.

I started working with 64 Studio Ltd in 2010 where I helped maintain the 64 
Studio multimedia distribution as well as the tooling to develop such 
distributions. This consisted of a project called PDK ("Platform Development 
Kit"). Eventually there was no need for the distribution, since our changes 
were pushed back into Debian making the ecosystem work for everyone.

Since 2020 I have been working with Collabora Ltd where I help to develop 
Debian derivatives and custom Debian images for customer's projects. All of the 
work I do, including new features, bug reports and packaging ends up being 
pushed back to Debian or the open source world where possible.
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Re: Christopher Obbard: Declaration of intent to become a DD, upl.

2022-11-24 Thread Gunnar Wolf
Christopher Obbard (via nm.debian.org) dijo [Wed, Nov 23, 2022 at 08:09:20PM 
-]:
> I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian
> Developer, uploading.
>
> I have worked on maintaining some packges for the past six months
> and I would like to be able to upload packages to the NEW queue
> without a sponsor.

Hello Christopher,

It is customary to give more information -- which kind of packages are
you interested in? Which teams or people have you most interacted
with? If directly uploading to NEW is an issue (I understand you are
already a DM), do you plan to introduce many new packages? What are
their unifying factors / why are you interested in them?

Greetings,



Christopher Obbard: Declaration of intent to become a DD, upl.

2022-11-23 Thread Christopher Obbard (via nm.debian.org)
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For nm.debian.org, at 2022-11-23:
I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian Developer, 
uploading.
I have worked on maintaining some packges for the past six months and I would 
like to be able to upload packages to the NEW queue without a sponsor.
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