Hey there,
I'm really excited opensuse-women's finally reality, so here I am to join the
pack. To say few things about myself - I'm a female openSUSE hacker, based in
Prague, Czech republic. I'm probably best known for my work on YaST, be it its
GUI libraries, control centre or various usability issues. Currently I'm a
part of OpenOffice team, but I'm still contributing patches to YaST when I'm
bored ;)
I have to admit I've been playing with idea of opensuse-women for a long time,
but (as I already stated on opensuse-project@) never felt brave enough to make
it happen.
I already have some ideas on what opensuse-women could work on in particular
(mentioned some of those on opensuse-project@ already), be it making female
contributors somehow more visible, or starting some mentoring programme for
(female, but not necessarily) newcomers, or organizing opensuse-women BoF
session @opensuse conference
So let's see what we can come up with together
hB.
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\\\\\ Katarina Machalkova
\\\\\\\__o OOo developer
__\\\\\\\'/_ & hedgehog painter
