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Juha Tuomala, also known as Tuju in irc. A finn living in Estonia. I have a home *domain* http://tuju.fi/ which is not a page atm. I know something about packaging, especially that it should be done in distro project, not where you use it - if possible.

I'm consultant and have few companies providing services on Open Source area and networking.

Fedora Interest

I'm part of Fedora because I believe in RPM based systems. It's a good format and tools around it work. I've been using all kind of distros since SLS and even Fedora has its issues, it's not that changing a distro would help, it would be just changing those issues to other issues. And at the end of the day, Fedora's ideological policies (source of many grief) which often contradict with the reality and real life, pays off when it actually forces the surrounding to adapt themselves into those policies, not another way around. That's a good thing.

Also, the Fedora's fast update pace is painful but also pays off many ways, there is no denying it.

So, what areas are interesting in Fedora?

  • KDE, user since 1997. Yeah, it rocks but 3->4 has been painful.
  • OpenSync and related. Syncing is one those ~five items keeping Linux out of desktops. OpenSync is the solution, just not there yet.
  • PKI and OpenSC tools, I live in Estonia and am finn, kind of explains it. PKI is not a bad evil thing, even you might think so.
  • Fedora GIS - geographic tools.
  • Fedora HTPC - Home Theater system.

Enterprise Interest

Yes, it's a server OS, nothing else. X Window System should be removed and put the focus to make the server components better if possible. I care about following:

  • Bugzilla
  • Koji
  • Samba
  • Kerberos
  • NFS4

there are other topics too but doesn't pop into mind now, later perhaps.