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Alex is an experienced UNIX developer, having used most of the major UNIX operating systems such as SunOS, Solaris, Linux, and NetBSD. He has developed native applications using C/C++, built Java applications and servlets, installed, maintained and adminstrated systems remotely and locally, developed websites using PHP, MySQL, and Java. He has been involved with UNIX since 1996, when he switched from development on Microsoft platforms. As he had been developing on Microsoft platforms since 1993, he felt that he'd gone as far as he could, there were so much more he could do with UNIX. This happened in 1996, and he has never looked back since.
Alex is also a volunteer (provisionally developer/architecture tester) on the Gentoo Linux distribution, completely free and staffed by volunteers, for the advancement of Linux, growing from humble beginnings with support for many different architectures including UltraSPARC, ARM and MIPS.
His C.V. is available on request in various file formats, e-mail alex.buell@munted.org.uk for a copy.
Systems in use
All networked through a Linksys WRT54GS v5.1 router upgraded with dd-wrt firmware, supplied with broadband from a DrayTek Vigor 100 ADSL2+ modem. Not all the systems are in use (electricity prices being what they are :p)
There's LinuxInfo-1.1.8.tar.gz,
an utility that displays the type of processor, system library version, and
version of Linux kernel in use.
Alex has also written a HOWTO
for using framebuffer devices in Linux.
For convienence, you can download gzipped versions - gzipped/tarred html file
or gzipped/tarred text file. The SGML source is provided here -
gzipped/tarred xml file.
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