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| = Daniel Robbins =
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| | |Summary=Audacious is a lightweight GTK-based music player which supports many formats. It does not use the library concept but rather playlists for managing your music. |
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| | |Homepage=http://audacious-media-player.org |
| == Profile == | | }} |
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| | == Introduction == |
| I am the creator of the Gentoo Linux and Funtoo Linux operating systems. Gentoo Linux is used by Google as the foundation of ChromeOS, the operating system that runs on [http://www.google.com/chromebook Google's Chromebooks]. I'm an experienced architect of large-scale technology efforts, a strong Open Source project leader, a skilled software developer, and an accomplished technical writer.
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| I have made significant contributions at a number of organizations, including E*TRADE Financial and Microsoft Corporation. I have written many popular articles for IBM developerWorks and Intel Developer Services, and my writing has also appeared in C/C++ Users Journal.
| | Audacious is a lightweight, GTK-based, open source audio player and descendant of XMMS. Using plugins, the player supports many different formats and services. |
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| == Experience ==
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| === MediaWiki Consultant, WikiWorks; Jan 2014 - Present ===
| | In contrast to most other music players, Audacious does not support the concept of a music library, but is instead centered around playlists (like the classic Winamp). Additionally, Winamp Classic Skins are supported. Since Audacious supports GTK-2, GTK-3 (and Qt as of version 3.6), it is usable for different desktop environments or window manager setups. |
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| Expertise in deploying, developing and maintaining MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki. LDAP/Active Directory integration, MediaWiki extension development, Wiki farm
| | == Installing == |
| architecture, mobile-friendly wiki design.
| | Emerge audacious: |
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| | # ##i##emerge -a media-sound/audacious |
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| | This will pull in the ebuild "media-plugins/audacious-plugins", which contains the necessary plugins to play different kinds of media files. |
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| ===Benevolent Dictator for Life, Funtoo Linux; Albuquerque, NM - 2006 to Present=== | | == Running == |
| | Run with: |
| | <console> |
| | $ ##i##audacious |
| | </console> |
| | While Audacious is running and playing music, you may use different parameters to toggle play/pause, skip forward/backward, etc: |
| | <console> |
| | $ ##i### Skip forward: |
| | $ ##i##audacious -f |
| | $ ##i### Toggle play/pause: |
| | $ ##i##audacious -t |
| | </console> |
| | BInd this commands to your favourite shortcuts to control audacious using your keyboard. Alternatively, activate the "Global Hotkeys" plugin using the settings menu. |
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| Created Funtoo Linux, an advanced Gentoo Linux variant. Implemented all core Funtoo technologies including Metro automated build system, automated git-based merge process, boot-update unified boot loader management system, and others. Created vibrant and fun online community.
| | == Troubleshooting == |
| | | ;Audacious does not play my favourite media format.: Check the use flags you set on media-plugins/audacious-plugins. |
| ===Open Source Strategy Lead, Zenoss, Inc.; Austin, TX - Dec 2011 - Jan 2014 === | | {{EbuildFooter}} |
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| Led Open Source efforts, including Zenoss Core architecture, community management and Open Source
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| release coordination. Architected new community infrastructure based on Semantic MediaWiki. Created
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| authoritative online catalog of all community ZenPacks. Created auto-build system for ZenPacks. Advised
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| Zenoss on Open Source and licensing issues and advanced Open Source initiatives throughout the company.
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| ===Senior Network and Application Performance Engineer, OPNET; Albuquerque, NM - Aug 2009 - Dec 2011 ===
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| Part of OPNET's Professional Services division. Sole developer and architect of an advanced, visual browser-based datacenter facilities and capacity management system for a large government agency with 1500+ servers and datacenters in multiple US locations. Integrated server utilization data from multiple sources. Delivered advanced reporting, planning and analysis capabilities to the organization.
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| ===Senior Principal, E*TRADE Financial; Menlo Park, CA (remote) - Aug 2007 to June 2009===
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| Primary architect of E*TRADE’s virtualization strategy for development and production-focused workloads. Performed applied research and development related to virtual container build automation, high-performance virtualization and Open Source collaborative efforts. Participation in E*TRADE’s architectural review and standards development process.
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| ===Vice President, Engineering, FSMLabs, Inc.; Socorro, NM - 2006 - 2007===
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| Architected the 5.0 release of FSMLabs RTLinuxPro hard real-time OS development kit with support for x86, x86-64, PowerPC, MIPS and ARM architectures. Designed a modern package management system for managing the FSMLabs user-space application stack, and updated cross-compiler tool chain. Created RTLinuxPro for Windows virtual machine runtime. Integrated open source RTSP/RTP streaming media (MPEG-2/4) stack into RTLinuxPro.
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| ===Chief Technology Officer, ABC Coding Solutions; Albuquerque, NM - Jan 2006 - July 2006===
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| Architected, developed, and deployed a HIPAA-compliant Web-based medical billing application featuring support for CPT, HCPCS and the proposed ABC procedure code set. Performed extensive SQL Server 2000 to 2005 data migration work. Architected an encrypted XML-based data storage layer in C#/ASP.NET 2.0. Designed suite of ASP.NET 2.0 controls to utilize XML-based encrypted data storage layer. Integrated AJAX functionality into Web application and hardened application prior to deployment.
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| ===Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation; Redmond, WA - 2005 to 2006===
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| Responsible for contributing to Microsoft’s Open Source/Shared Source strategy and overseeing the daily operations of Microsoft’s Linux lab. Technical responsibilities included overseeing competitive analysis and technical tear-downs, Linux/Windows interoperability testing, and intra-Microsoft educational efforts.
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| Contributed to Microsoft’s Shared Source licensing strategy. Tracked emerging Open Source trends and projects. Gained wide exposure to Microsoft technologies including Microsoft .NET, Windows Vista and Windows Vista device driver development. Met one-on-one with various technical luminaries throughout the company.
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| ===Chief Architect, Gentoo Linux; Albuquerque, NM - 1999 to 2005===
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| Project Creator, Chief Architect and Project Lead of large, distributed international Gentoo development team. Architected all core Gentoo Linux technologies and tools including Portage, Gentoo’s dependency-based system initialization scripts, and catalyst, Gentoo's high-level automated release-building tool. Directed Gentoo Linux releases and all technology development. Authored all original Gentoo Linux documentation and designed XML/XSLT-based Web site. Designed all Gentoo artwork and logos. Established not-for-profit Gentoo Foundation, Inc. to serve as a container for all Gentoo Linux IP.
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| ===Regular Columnist, IBM developerWorks, 2000 to 2003 ===
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| Author of critically acclaimed Linux and Unix-related technical articles geared towards developers and IT professionals.
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