Re: [Atomos-discuss] Developers' Introductions

[Weirdbro <wie...@gm...>]

Hello, I'm Weirdbro. I mostly just mess around with Javascript, Java, PHP,
and Ruby, making an occasional Flash game. I'm interested in OOP theory, and
I ran a Linux Vmware Virtual Machine on my computer, and I like to imagine I
have a slight idea of how Linux and *nix systems are set up and how it runs
on a low level, because I read technology articles.
In truth, I've never made a successful program in Javascript, but with my
general OOP and programming knowledge, Scott likes what I've done.

I'm 14, so I have a job, but it has nothing to do with technology,
unfortunately.

Weirdbro
On 1/5/07, Scott Elcomb <ps...@gm...> wrote:
>
> On 1/4/07, Bryan Elliott <for...@gm...> wrote:
> [...]
> > So, yeah.  Greetings.  Howdy.  'Sup.  Someone give me a project,
> seriously.
> > ^_^
>
> A project indeed!
>
> Weirdbro and Digimer will hopefully be along with messages over the
> few days - but in the meantime I do have some project-type stuff I'd
> like to set on your plate.  I just can't do that quite yet...  Like
> all of us, you have a diverse background - and one that I'd like to
> leverage at that.  :P
>
> As far as Atomic OS goes, everyone here is more-or-less an
> All-Hands-Person.  Weirdbro is mostly helping me with JavaScript
> hacking, and Digimer is interested in AOS as a front-end UI solution.
> I'll be hacking on their input for the v0.1.0 release, which I intend
> to release at the end of this month.
>
> Is there anything in particular about Atomic OS that "turn's your
> crank?"  By which I mean, Is there any one or two things in specific
> that you'd like to work on?
>
> Naturally we need JS hackers, but there's also some other critical
> items to be looked at.  You have some history with SLAX and were the
> author of MyDSL Maker (Personally my single-most-admired web-based
> tool).  Would you be interested in taking on an AOS-specific
> customized live CD?  Would you like to hack on the AOS code?
>
> I won't ask for anyone to work on anything they don't want to or don't
> feel comfortable with.  To avoid that situation I'd like to know what
> part(s) of AOS you would like to work on.  ;-)
>
>
> To all:  Things have been really crazy the last 8 months - everything
> from getting really, really sick to the loss of my brother to a
> decently publicized FOSS project (_this_ project).  I'll be away the
> next few weekends, but momentum seems to be picking up.  My Google
> Alerts are popping up new posts, comments, and opinions about Atomic
> OS on a fairly regular basis.  I'd like to organize this like a
> professional project -- even if we are doing it "part-time."  ;-)
>
> Take care, and see you all in a few days!
> - Scott.
>
> --
> Scott Elcomb
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>
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>
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