User:Jprostko - Revision history

Jprostko: Some minor changes.

2014-11-05T17:48:00Z

Some minor changes.

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	I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).		I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

	Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Manjaro Linux and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD as well. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions.		Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Manjaro Linux and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD as well at times. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions.

	Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am a former director of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.		Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am a former director of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.

	Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku, #nginx, #concrete5, and #wplug.		Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku, #nginx, #concrete5, #salt, and #wplug.


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Jprostko: Updated some out of date information

2013-10-28T16:48:37Z

Updated some out of date information

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	I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).		I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

	Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux ~~Mint~~ and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD ~~too~~. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions.		Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Manjaro Linux and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD as well. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions.

	Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am a former director of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.		Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am a former director of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.

	Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku, #~~cyanogenmod~~, #concrete5, and #wplug.		Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku, #nginx, #concrete5, and #wplug.


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Jprostko: Made this a bit more up to date

2013-02-02T20:45:59Z

Made this a bit more up to date

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	I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).		I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

	Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions. That said, I love using Linux and will soon be going for some sort of Linux certification, seeing as I recognize the value from both the educational aspect, as well in the aid they provide in getting employment in Linux fields.		Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions.

	Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am ~~on the board of directors~~ of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.		Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am a former director of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.

	Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku and #wplug.		Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku, #cyanogenmod, #concrete5, and #wplug.


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96.236.223.230: Minor wording edits

2011-10-25T19:19:18Z

Minor wording edits

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	I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).		I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

	Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions. That said, I will soon be going for some sort of Linux certification, seeing as I recognize the value from both the educational aspect, as well in the aid they provide in getting employment in Linux fields.		Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions. That said, I love using Linux and will soon be going for some sort of Linux certification, seeing as I recognize the value from both the educational aspect, as well in the aid they provide in getting employment in Linux fields.

	Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am on the board of directors of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, hiking.		Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am on the board of directors of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, and hiking.

	Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku and #wplug.		Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku and #wplug.

Jprostko: Added my picture

2011-10-25T19:10:26Z

Added my picture

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	I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).		I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

Jprostko: Changed some wording

2011-10-25T18:39:59Z

Changed some wording

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	I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).		I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

	Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. I will soon be going for some sort of Linux certification, seeing as I recognize the value from both the educational aspect, as well in the aid they provide in getting employment in Linux fields.		Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. Haiku is admittedly my main focus, as I help out with the project in my spare time, whether that is advocacy work or code contributions. That said, I will soon be going for some sort of Linux certification, seeing as I recognize the value from both the educational aspect, as well in the aid they provide in getting employment in Linux fields.

	Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am on the board of directors of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, hiking.		Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am on the board of directors of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, hiking.

96.236.223.230: Initial submission for JProstko

2011-10-25T18:35:45Z

Initial submission for JProstko

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I have been a member of WPLUG since 2009, and a Linux user since 1999 when I did my first Debian installation in college. Back then, my primary OS was Windows 98 SE, but I started experimenting with alternative operating systems in my spare time as well . Back in my college years, my favorite alternative OS was BeOS, but unfortunately it was a closed-source commercial project, and its source died once the IP was acquired by Palm, Inc. That experience truly taught me the value of open source software, and fortunately BeOS was essentially re-implemented in open source in the form of OpenBeos (now [http://www.haiku-os.org Haiku]).

Nowadays on my home PCs, I primarily run Linux Mint and Haiku, although I like to use other operating systems like PC-BSD too. I will soon be going for some sort of Linux certification, seeing as I recognize the value from both the educational aspect, as well in the aid they provide in getting employment in Linux fields.

Other than computers, I'm quite into beekeeping, and am on the board of directors of [http://www.burghbees.com Burgh Bees]. I also enjoy playing pool, fishing, hiking.

Be sure to find me on Freenode IRC as ''jprostko'', where I am usually hanging around at least in #haiku and #wplug.

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