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Distribution Resume


 
The GNU-Darwin Distribution Résumé
Michael L. Love Ph.D, founder
proclus@gnu-darwin.org, 443-824-3451
211 E Lombard St #321, Baltimore, MD 21202-6102 

 

Current revision: 1.1:

Revision 1.1:

March 2005 - present: Office suite, Massive documentation and source code repositories, Résumé service

Revision 1.0:

January 2003 - present: Web Services, First complete Darwin free and open source OS and software distribution

Revision beta:

October 2001 - January 2003: Novel one step installation for Darwin and Mac OS, Source code repositories, First fortan compiler for Darwin OS and Mac OS 10

Founded by Michael L. Love Ph.D:

November 2000 - October 2001: First project to port many free and open source software programs to the new Darwin/Mac OS architecture.


Distribution Experience and Skills:

2000-present: Exceptional ongoing support for crystallographic computing, molecular graphics, and advancing scientific computing in general

Supercomputing cluster installation, maintenance, facility management and user support; Extensive multiple cluster and beowolf administration experience including PBS queue systems, parallel networking, physical upgrades, gigabit network clusters, terabyte arrays, RAID5, RAID10

Crystallographic computing and molecular graphics mastery including installation, administration, and support; CCP4, APBS, AmoRe, ARP, CNS_solve, DM, DPS, Gimp, ImageMagick, MAID, Molscript, MOSFLM, O, POVray, Povscript, PyMOL, Rasmol, Raster3D, Refmac, Scala, X-PLOR

Programming languages, database, and computer operating systems including installation, networking and maintainance proficiency; C, Csh, CGI, Darwin, Debian, FedoraCore, FreeBSD, Fortran, HTML, GNU/Linux, Mac OS, SQL, Perl, Php, Python, SHTML, Unix

Technical Experience:
2001-present: OpenBSD secure firewall design and maintenance proficiency;
PF, IPF, NAT, NMAP, PGP, SSH including agents and tunneling, src, ports

2001-present The Darwin Collection; edited by Michael L. Love Ph.D
This encyclopedic software collection finally brings the world of free Unix software to Mac OS.


Web Publications:

1. Love ML: FOSS, Science, and Public activism , 2006

2. Love ML: GNU-Darwin: Real deja vu , 2005

3. Love ML: Three Years of Free Software Activism: The Case of GNU-Darwin OS , 2003

4. Love ML: The GNU-Darwin Distribution 1.0: A Perspective from the Founder , 2003

5. Love, ML: GNUDarwin and TDC merge AMD supported, 2002

6. Apple: Researcher Brings Open-Source Software to the Mac , 2001

7. Love, ML: GNU-Darwin Goes Beta , 2001

8. Love ML: GNU-Darwin authentication and encryption position paper for the US , 2001

9. McIntosh, J: GNU-Darwin ports help ease Linux envy , 2001

10. Greve, : Georg's Brave GNU World - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) , 2001