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Jamie Duncan
Jamie Duncan
Fedora Information
FAS name: jduncan
Fedora email: jduncan@fedoraproject.org
IRC nick: jduncan
IRC channels: #fedora, #bcfg2, #zabbix, #rvalug, #rhel (and others)
Fedorapeople page: https://jduncan.fedorapeople.org
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Curious Penguin (Ask Fedora I) Involvement Ambassador Bloggin' it! (Planet I) Embryo Tadpole Egg Don't Call it a Comeback Paranoid Panda Bona Fide If you build it... (Koji Success I) Take this and call me in the morning Is this thing on? (Updates-Testing I) In Search of the Bull (Tester I) You can call me "Patches" (SCM I) Building the Outer Ring (Copr Build II) If you build it... (Koji Success II) Corporate Drone Like a Rock (Updates-Stable I) Building the Outer Ring (Copr Build III) Building the Outer Ring (Copr Build IV) Building the Outer Ring (Copr Build V) Building the Outer Ring (Copr Build I) Junior Badger (Badger I) Partners in Crime Associate Badger (Badger 1.5) Origin Mirror, Mirror on the Wall Crypto Badger Crypto Panda What goes around comes around (Karma I) Delivery Tadpole with Legs Froglet Adult Frog
 

Introduction

My name is Jamie Duncan. I live in Richmond, VA with my wife, 2 dogs, 4 cats and a frog named Europa.

Most of my FOSS efforts center around the LUG I started here in Richmond, VA (rvalug.org) as well as the local Richmond Hackerspace (hackrva.org), of which I'm a part-owner.

Activities within Fedora

Right now my biggest activity within Fedora is through the Ambassadors Project. I was a FLOSS advocate way before I started working at Red Hat. The Ambassadors Program lets me be part of an incredible community talking about and advocating for what I think is a pretty amazing Open Source project.

What gets me going?

Free and Open Source software has essentially provided me with a career, and I want to return the favor. The part of the Open Source Way that I enjoy the most is the actual community building process. Engaging with other people and enabling them to work together towards a common goal is exciting to me. It's a blast.

I get to live that out everyday with my day job as a Technical Account Manager for Red Hat.

I also enjoy playing around with Django, doing some amateur web development.