Comments on: Fluendo Beta Program http://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2005/12/19/fluendo-beta-program/ Just another GNOME Blogs weblog Fri, 05 Sep 2008 08:22:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Razvan Corneliu VILT http://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2005/12/19/fluendo-beta-program/#comment-165 Razvan Corneliu VILT Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2005/12/19/fluendo-beta-program/#comment-165 I have some working knowledge of gdb in proprietary applications. Generally strace is enough for me. But my experience is enough for me to get a backtrace.<p/>I currently use multiple distros:<br/>- RHEL 4 AS x86<br/>- Fedora Core 4<br/>- Fedora Devel (rawhide)<br/>- Ubuntu 5.10<br/>- Sun Solaris 11 Nevada Project (currently build 28)<br/>- MacOS X 10.4.3 build 8F1111a the HP Laptop.<br/>I also have access to multiple Windows installations and am able to test on other distros and operating systems (such as FreeBSD) on the available hardware.<p/>The machines are:<br/>- HP d530 Bussiness Desktop<br/>- HP dc7100 Bussiness Desktop<br/>- HP Proliant ML350 Server<br/>- HP Proliant DL385 Server with Dual Opteron 275 Processor<br/>- HP zd8000 Laptop with EM64T Pentium IV 630 Processor - mine<br/>- Custom AMD Athlon XP 2800+ (Barton) system - mine<br/>- Custom AMD K6-III 500 MHz - mine<br/>- Custom AMD K6-II 550 MHz - mine<br/>- HP Vectra VL-600 Pentium III 850 MHz Bussiness Desktop<br/>- Sony Vaio PCG-GRX500K Pentium IV M Laptop<br/>- IBM PS/1 2133-w13 80386sx 25MHz 16MBytes RAM 3.45 BogoMIPS (running 2.6.9) - mine :))<br/>Full specs available upon request for each system. I am only allowed to lend two test systems from the company at one time. Please note that I also own a few systems in the list.<p/>I have advanced development/administration knowledge with Linux, and medium knowledge in FreeBSD, Solaris and Darwin.<p/>Clarification: I consider advanced to be something like "I write my own spec files and do anything I please with it" while medium should resemble "I recompiled the kernel and can use-it as a desktop anytime". I have some working knowledge of gdb in proprietary applications. Generally strace is enough for me. But my experience is enough for me to get a backtrace.

I currently use multiple distros:
- RHEL 4 AS x86
- Fedora Core 4
- Fedora Devel (rawhide)
- Ubuntu 5.10
- Sun Solaris 11 Nevada Project (currently build 28)
- MacOS X 10.4.3 build 8F1111a the HP Laptop.
I also have access to multiple Windows installations and am able to test on other distros and operating systems (such as FreeBSD) on the available hardware.

The machines are:
- HP d530 Bussiness Desktop
- HP dc7100 Bussiness Desktop
- HP Proliant ML350 Server
- HP Proliant DL385 Server with Dual Opteron 275 Processor
- HP zd8000 Laptop with EM64T Pentium IV 630 Processor - mine
- Custom AMD Athlon XP 2800+ (Barton) system - mine
- Custom AMD K6-III 500 MHz - mine
- Custom AMD K6-II 550 MHz - mine
- HP Vectra VL-600 Pentium III 850 MHz Bussiness Desktop
- Sony Vaio PCG-GRX500K Pentium IV M Laptop
- IBM PS/1 2133-w13 80386sx 25MHz 16MBytes RAM 3.45 BogoMIPS (running 2.6.9) - mine :))
Full specs available upon request for each system. I am only allowed to lend two test systems from the company at one time. Please note that I also own a few systems in the list.

I have advanced development/administration knowledge with Linux, and medium knowledge in FreeBSD, Solaris and Darwin.

Clarification: I consider advanced to be something like “I write my own spec files and do anything I please with it” while medium should resemble “I recompiled the kernel and can use-it as a desktop anytime”.

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