Linux expert for 25 years needs a job

Coffee break Introduce yourself
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I have been a developer, SysAdmin, DevOps for over 30 years and have focused on Linux since 1998. I have all the skills that job postings want, but for some reason, I am persona non grata. Is it my age, the color of my skin, or my conservative values; I don’t know.

I was excited to see Lunduke’s report about how OpenMandriva is a non-woke Linux. I used Mandrake for several years; it was beautiful. I’m excited to try OpenMandriva next time I get a chance.

I am willing to work on any project size, contract, or remote, and I offer free consultation on your open-source project. Linux is still my community, and everyone should be welcome.

silicontao DOT com
gitlab RoyceTheBiker
youtube @osgnuru
facebook WelcomeToLinux

If you like clean, abundant, reliable, safe, and dispatchable nuclear energy…
Twitter RoyceSouther
facebook royce.souther

May the source be with you.

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Welcome Royce! We are glad to see you. We weren’t expecting our own nuclear reactor. :rofl:

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I am addicted to nuclear stuff on youtube. Most certain powerful welcome to you. I hope you enjoy it here.

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Royce, welcome to OpenMandriva! We’re glad to have you.

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Welcome to OpenMandriva, nice to have you here.

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@RoyceTheBiker welcome

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“dispatchable nuclear energy”? Maybe something you can carry around? https://www.wallpaperflare.com/anime-touhou-utsuho-reiuji-wallpaper-qouui

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@RoyceTheBiker literally just saw a comment from you on a post, then I see you’re on here. Welcome!

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Your link looks like SPAM, but thank you for supporting nuclear.
Obsecro me respondeo.
As you may know, human life evolved because of the natural radiation that exists all around us. Greek mythology tells us that Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans. Nuclear is the new fire.

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It’s a reference to a game character whose arm can turn into a nuclear cannon (yeah, Touhou has some quirky stuff).

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Cool. I can respect that.