Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-ambassadors (125 mails)

[Manu Gupta <manugupt1@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all

Please welcome our newest ambassador Fabian. Heres a bit more about him
in his own words


> "What have you done already for openSUSE?"
> I'm new to this community, so I haven't done anything for openSUSE so far.
>
>
> "What are your plans for promoting openSUSE? Please tell us what you
>   want to do the next 6 months."
> I'm honestly:
> I'm 17 years old and a student of a higher technical institute for 
> information technology, so I haven't much possibilities to promote for 
> openSUSE e.g. on various events.
> So I would promote for openSUSE in diverse companies or schools in the 
> immediate vicinity as far as I have the time and the possibilities as a 
> student.
>
>
> "Are you ready to start promoting openSUSE?"
> Generally yes, I'm ready to start promoting for openSUSE, but how I've 
> already said, I'm 17 and student so I'm not a man who is everytime available 
> for promoting.
>
>
> "What do you think is the best kept secret of openSUSE?"
> I think openSUSE is like a blossom which has to flourish so promoting is a 
> really important fact.
> On my mind, openSUSE has a magical effect on people who use it. It's full of 
> possibilities and professional features, and it's free.
>
>
> "Why do you love to do this?"
> I think "love" is a little bit disproportionate. OpenSUSE becomes more and 
> more important this times I think because of these thinks i said one question 
> above.
> Promoting is an important fact, and I want to be a small piece of this 
> community, not a big piece, but a small one, small but nice. ;)
>
>
> "How did you start with with Linux/openSUSE? What is your level of
>   experience?"
> I collected my first experience with openSUSE 2 years ago, in school during 
> my programming lessons.
> We programmed in C with openSUSE 11 these times. In higher grades, we changed 
> to Java and C#, our teacher is a fan of windows but I stuck to a linux 
> operating system (Ubuntu)
> using "MonoDevelop" and "Eclipse".
> Our school is orientated to computer networks, so we have a lot of lessons 
> about network engineering like "local networks", "global networks", "network 
> security",
> "network managment", "network programming" and so on. We do a lot of Windows 
> stuff in this lessons, but parallel we do the same things (DNS, DHCP, sser 
> and group management, and a lot more)
> with linux operating systems (CentOS, Oracle Solaris, Red Hat).
> Private I use Mint Linux and Ubuntustudio with a real-time-kernel for audio- 
> and video-editing.
>
>
>
> How I said, I'm only 17, a stundent, I have not much possibilities to promote 
> and I'm a really "unmighty" person for promoting but I hope I have answered 
> your
> questions as you expected and I could be a small piece of this community in 
> future.
>
> I also have a question if you allow me to ask:
> What espacially do you expect from an openSUSE ambassador? Are there any 
> special things?
> I have read a lot of this issue, but there is so much information that it 
> seems a little bit confusing to me so I hope you don't care if I ask you this 
> question.
> I have a lot of information about the ambassador project, so I hope I do not 
> misinterpret this.
> When this case comes true, that I'm false with my expection of the ambassador 
> project, I hope you won't be angry/sad about my precipitous acting and 
> stopping the procedure becoming an ambassador.
>
>
> Cheers
> Fabian

Regards
Manu

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