| Sergio (sergiodj) Durigan Junior | |
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| [[Image:|thumb|center|Sergio (sergiodj) Durigan Junior]] | |
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| Birthday: | {{{birthday}}} |
| Home: | Campinas, São Paulo, Brasil |
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| FAS-Name: | sergiodj |
| Fedora-Mail: | sergiodj@fedoraproject.org |
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| Private Mail: | sergiodj@fedoraproject.org |
| GPG-Key: | [1] |
| IRC: | sergiodj on Libera.chat in |
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Biography
Hello, there. My name is Sergio, and currently live in the city of Campinas, in São Paulo state, Brazil. I work for Red Hat, and my job is to develop GDB, the GNU Debugger, which is part of the GNU Toolchain. I have been using Fedora for quite some time now (since Fedora 12), and it really impressed me from the first moment I saw. Being a FLOSS developer, and working with low level programming, I was expecting some impedance because I always heard that Fedora was not good for programmers. Well, people were completely wrong about it! Fedora can be user-friendly and nerd-friendly at the same time :-).
I coursed Computer Science at UNICAMP, and graduated in 2009. Since then, I have worked at IBM's Linux Technology Center, and now at Red Hat.
Activities
Currently, I am the second maintainer of the GDB package on Fedora. I am also becoming more involved with local communities, and trying to spread the word about Fedora for more GNU/Linux users.
Presentations
SECCOMP at UNESP Rio Claro
- Where: UNESP (brazilian public university), Rio Claro campus (http://www.rc.unesp.br/), at SECCOMP (Computer's Week, http://www.rc.unesp.br/seccomp/)
- When: October 23, 2012
- What: Presentation about "What is Fedora", in pt_BR.
- Detailed report (in pt_BR): http://blog.sergiodj.net/post/2012-10-24-relato-apresentacao-fedora-unesp-rio-claro/
- Slides (in pt_BR): http://sergiodj.fedorapeople.org/presentations/2012/SECCOMP-UNESP-Rio-Claro/ (credits for the slides go to Paul W. Frields, I only translated them to pt_BR)