Re: Board of Directors Elections 2019 - Candidacy - Jeremy Allison
- From: James <purpleidea gmail com>
- To: Jeremy Allison <jra google com>
- Cc: Foundation-List <foundation-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Board of Directors Elections 2019 - Candidacy - Jeremy Allison
- Date: Fri, 31 May 2019 19:43:59 -0400
On Fri, May 31, 2019 at 7:35 PM Jeremy Allison via foundation-list
<foundation-list gnome org> wrote:
Name: Jeremy Allison
Email: jra google com, jra samba org
Affiliation: Google
IRC: Don't use it - I'm too old so I use email instead :-).
I'd like to run for the Gnome Foundation Board of Directors
on behalf of Google.
I've used Gnome for as long as it has been available
as a GNU/Linux desktop.
I don't currently contribute other than helping the
gnome-vfs maintainers use one of the libraries (libsmbclient) of
my primary project, Samba to access SMB1/2/3 servers.
I have a long (25+ years) experience with Free and Open
Source Software, mostly to do with my primary project
Samba.
I am on the Board of Directors of the Software Freedom
Conservancy, and on the Advisory Board of the Document
Foundation (LibreOffice).
I perform my board duties diligently as required.
I'd like to help support Gnome and promote it as a
desktop environment within Google and outside of
Google.
I've had my differences with some of the design
decisions in the past (as Karen Sandler can attest :-),
but I would really like to help add my experience
and enthusiasm for Free and Open Source Software
to the project.
Thank you for your consideration.
Jeremy Allison,
Google Open Source Programs Office,
Co-Author of the Samba project.
Hi Jeremy!
Really glad to see that you're running for the board!
Assuming I'm correct in that we're allowed to ask questions to
prospective candidates here, I'll throw in a few...
(Other candidates are welcome to answer as well.)
1) What distribution(s) do you use on your personal and work laptops
and desktops?
2) What's the biggest technical difficulty you've had with modern GNOME?
3) How will you help GNOME succeed on modern mobile devices where the
hardware is often very locked down or difficult to get running on?
Thanks and good luck! You have my support =D
James
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