People
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[edit] Orzel
Orzel discovered Unix and NeXTSTeP in late 80's, though only from books at the local library. He started using linux around 1993, with kernel version 1.1.73 , at a time where installing Linux meant copying 70 floppy disks, messing with kernel compilation, very poor hardware support, undocumented tricks, and not enough memory to start the X-Window. His first system administration challenge was to configure mail over uucp to receive kernel patches through a mailing list.
Today, he hosts and administers Freehackers along with several other websites and develops Free Software for Fun.
[edit] Bluebird
Bluebird has been an enthusiastic Free Software user and developer for several years. He was initiated by beard hackers from ENST Bretagne, at a time where Mosaic was the true standard compliant browser and Netscape was seen as the evil software that introduced proprietary tags, not part of HTML 1.0 .
He is a big fan of python, KDE and Qt. Despite that, he nowadays only has Windows on his laptop, but will soon have again a partition for linux, he swears.