I am 25 year old guy from East Finland. I am married, no kids. My hobbies are reading, photography, movies and I am also very interested about computers and technology. I am educated Linux specialist and I also do some software development in my freetime (usually after I got a nice idea or find something I need).
And this is my blog, where I will write up my thoughts, mostly about Open Source and devices which are linked to it. Maybe I also write about my life and send here photos (the best shots of course) too. I am not good writer, so don't wait magazine style reviews, I leave those to others. I will write about my own opinions and experiences, were they good or bad, but at least I will tell my opinion about it to everyone. Other thing, what you may find someday from here is some step by step tutorials and tips, but I don't promise anything at now.
One of reasons why I created this blog was also, that I like to write code and create applications at time to time (specially after I bought my N900 Maemo device at last year), so I got this idea to write up my ideas and introduce (and share the status of) my projects. So basically, this blog will also work as a introducing place and public documentation point for my projects and to keep followers up with the current status of them. This is also one of the ways where you can give me feedback about them, fill the wishlist and participate in it.
One more thing about me, I am Linux specialist, with a good coding experience, and reader should always remember that. I don't have nothing against Microsoft, I love to play games (without fighting with Wine) and I will purchase Window 7 in future, I just don't need their products in my everyday life so I won't speak about it a much (maybe it will change when I get the seven ;) ). Then the other one, Apple. I don't like it at all (in fact I hate it), because I don't share their Ideology. In fact, I think it is big pile of overpriced rubbish with shiny outfit and only thing why it still sell is the charisma of Steve Jobs. You will probably read more my opinions about Apple in someday. Now, this was just a warning, in case of need.
The keywords for the future of this blog will be Maemo, Meego (maybe) and Python.
And this is my blog, where I will write up my thoughts, mostly about Open Source and devices which are linked to it. Maybe I also write about my life and send here photos (the best shots of course) too. I am not good writer, so don't wait magazine style reviews, I leave those to others. I will write about my own opinions and experiences, were they good or bad, but at least I will tell my opinion about it to everyone. Other thing, what you may find someday from here is some step by step tutorials and tips, but I don't promise anything at now.
One of reasons why I created this blog was also, that I like to write code and create applications at time to time (specially after I bought my N900 Maemo device at last year), so I got this idea to write up my ideas and introduce (and share the status of) my projects. So basically, this blog will also work as a introducing place and public documentation point for my projects and to keep followers up with the current status of them. This is also one of the ways where you can give me feedback about them, fill the wishlist and participate in it.
One more thing about me, I am Linux specialist, with a good coding experience, and reader should always remember that. I don't have nothing against Microsoft, I love to play games (without fighting with Wine) and I will purchase Window 7 in future, I just don't need their products in my everyday life so I won't speak about it a much (maybe it will change when I get the seven ;) ). Then the other one, Apple. I don't like it at all (in fact I hate it), because I don't share their Ideology. In fact, I think it is big pile of overpriced rubbish with shiny outfit and only thing why it still sell is the charisma of Steve Jobs. You will probably read more my opinions about Apple in someday. Now, this was just a warning, in case of need.
The keywords for the future of this blog will be Maemo, Meego (maybe) and Python.
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