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Although everyone who uses Trisquel GNU/Linux is a part of the Trisquel community, the work of maintaining and improving the project is mostly done by a small core group of individuals.
Project management
- Main developer, BDFL: Rubén Rodríguez a.k.a. quidam
- Email address is ruben at trisquel dot info
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/rubenquidam )
- Has a homepage at http://quidam.cc/
- Sysadmin, packager & firefighter: Santiago Rodríguez Collazo a.k.a. aklis
- Email address is bofh at trisquel dot info
Art
The art team designs the visual assets (backgrounds, boot splashes, icons, window themes, screensavers, etc.) to be used in each new release of the distro. Currently the hub for art submissions and discussions is at art4trisquel.org. Contact the blog owner Jose Benito to join.- Art contributer: Jose Benito a.k.a. hound
- Email address is hound at lavabit dot com
- Has a website at http://www.art4trisquel.org/
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/hound )
- Art contributer: Camilo Quimbayo a.k.a. Charlie-Vegan
- Email address is xrockartex at riseup dot net
- Has a website at http://corazonenllamas.wordpress.com
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/arder )
- Help wanted
Documentation
The documentation team writes and maintains the documentation and web browser add-ons section of the website and keeps them current for each. The documentation is then translated from English to other languages by localization team members.- Editor: SirGrant
- Email address is sirgrant at member dot fsf dot org
- Help wanted (Please contact either SirGrant or quidam)
Bug Testing
Bug testers run comprehensive tests of pre-release (alpha, beta, and RC) versions of the distribution and file detailed issue reports. When bugs are found, the analogous version of Ubuntu is also tested to see if the bug can be duplicated upstream, and if so the issue is reported upstream to the Ubuntu project and to the maintainers of individual software packages.- Help wanted
Localization
The localization team translates our abundant documentation and some other parts of the website from English to other languages. Fluency in the given language is a requirement.
Spanish translators
- Translator: Luis Felipe López Acevedo a.k.a. sirgazil
- Email address is introsmedia at gmail dot com
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/sirgazil )
- Has a blog at http://introsmedia.wordpress.com/
- Translator: Jose Benito a.k.a. hound
- Email address is hound at lavabit dot com
- Has a website at http://www.art4trisquel.org/
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/hound )
- Translator: Luis Guzmán a.k.a. Ark74
- Email address is ark at switnet dot org
- Has a website at http://ark.switnet.org/
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/ark74 )
- Translator: Omar Vega Ramos a.k.a. ovruni
- Email address is ovruni at gnu dot org dot pe
- Has a website at http://ovruni.wordpress.com/
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/ovruni )
Galician translators
- Help wanted
French translators
- Help wanted
German translators
- Translator: Mathäus Sander a.k.a. m3tti
- Microblog at Identi.ca ( http://indenti.ca/m3tti )
- Help wanted
Italian translators
- Translator: Fabio Pitari a.k.a. fabio
- Translator: Antonio Esposito a.k.a. Kobe
- Translator: Alessandro Matsetes Mazza a.k.a. Matsetes
- Microblogs at Identi.ca ( http://identi.ca/matsetes )
- Help wanted
Joining the Team
If you would like to be a member of the team, just contact Ruben on IRC or email.
Being an official member of the team requires more than just a general interest in the distro or occasionally giving feedback. Team members contribute some significant portion of their free time to the advancement of the project.
Every team member is expected to subscribe to and use the development mailing list and communicate on the #trisquel IRC channel on Freenode regularly.
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