[Fedora-legacy-list] A helping hand in Seattle

[Jarod C.Wilson]

Just wanted to throw it out there that I'm ready and willing to help 
out with whatever I can. I've been aiding Axel Thimm a bit here and 
there with his ATrpms repository in my spare time (mostly revolving 
around MythTV packages, its dependencies and associated capture card 
drivers, but also his very nice XFS/v4l2-patched kernels ;), plus I've 
done a bit of my own patching and packaging (lots of YDL lately, 
actually)...

Anyhow, I definitely have an interest in maintaining support for 
RH7.3/9, since this is the core of what my current clientele uses, most 
of whom either cannot or will not shell out the clams (double-double 
semi-intended) for RHEL, and can't/won't keep up with Fedora.

I'm also a Seattle-area guy, meaning in-person collaboration w/Jesse 
would be a possibility, if it would be helpful for any reason. Speaking 
of which, Jesse, do you attend many of either the Seattle Linux or UNIX 
user group meetings? I've found the Linux group meetings fairly... 
unprofessional... But the UNIX meetings are always nice and 
professional (lots of RH folks there too, many likely with the same 
concerns Fedora Legacy aims to address). The meeting places and times 
for the two sum it up: North Seattle Community College on Saturday 
afternoons versus Myrio Corporation on Tuesday nights, respectively. 
But I digress. I'll be at the next meeting of both, and I'll plug the 
Fedora Legacy project (unless you're there; I imagine you'd do a better 
job :). Perhaps some of them could also lend a hand.

--Jarod

-- 
Jarod C. Wilson, RHCE

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