User: Andrew89
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==A Little About Me== | ==A Little About Me== | ||
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| − | + | I have been actively involved in the Trisquel project since winter of 2009. My main contributions are documentation and bug testing. I am especially drawn to Trisquel because it offers nearly all of the benefits and all-around polish of major distributions like Ubuntu and Fedora without ever compromising on free software principles. | |
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Revision as of 14:38, 30 January 2011
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This user knows that GNU's Not Unix. |
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This user is using Trisquel. |
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This user is playing free media formats. |
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This user is interested in contributing to End Software Patents. |
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This user is interested in contributing to Defective by Design. |
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This user supports the Open Document Format. |
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This user supports the FSF's group campaign against ACTA. |
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Not Facebook'd ! You won't find me on Facebook |
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| Username | Andrew89 |
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| Full name | Andrew Ter-Grigoryan |
| roeplay@member.fsf.org | |
| XMPP/Jabber | AndrewT@jabber.org |
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| IRC | AndrewT (irc.freenode.net) |
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| Spoken languages | English |
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| City | Bowling Green |
| State | Kentucky |
| Country | United States of America |
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This user is a member of LibrePlanet Greece. |
A Little About Me
FSF member # 8401.
I have been actively involved in the Trisquel project since winter of 2009. My main contributions are documentation and bug testing. I am especially drawn to Trisquel because it offers nearly all of the benefits and all-around polish of major distributions like Ubuntu and Fedora without ever compromising on free software principles.
