On 08/06/12 01:43, [email protected] wrote: > I'm also going to ask what skills do people have? > I've recently freed up a chunk of my personal time. Trisquel can have it.
I know enough of the following to bug hunt and patch: C/C++, Python, Bash scripts, PHP I've done a couple of Drupal sites but that was two years ago. Obviously I know [X]HTML and CSS well enough, but I'm not up to date with HTML5 Canvas (I have the books.) I also write British English well enough to have been published in small time magazines in non-computing fields. However, I don't have experience in writing for an International or non-first language audience so I would need an alt/mentor/editor. The realities of my disability are that I don't know how much time I can offer Trisquel. I could for example be in hospital next week, or back in what you might call 'survival mode' at any time. As such I judge it a bad use of quidam's time for him to mentor me. That said, I've had a varied 28 year career in computing. There's none of the roles in Trisquel that I haven't done as at least part of my job for other non-free systems. In short I have the skills and concepts not the Trisquel & GNU/Linux specific knowledges. So pick a priority role, give me a reading list and someone other than quidam as first line question answerer and I'll give it a go. Leny -- With computer technology we're building a world where Orwell's 1984 could be a childhood fantasy akin to Santa Claus. What makes you think software without ethics is tenable? http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
