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Hi everyone!
My name is Garrett LeSage and I'm a designer in the Open Source and
Standards team (OSAS), working with Carl Trieloff, Dave Neary, Jason
Brooks, Karsten Wade, Leslie Hawthorn, and a few other folks who
frequent these lists. I have already met some of you at conferences (Red
Hat Summit & GUADEC), and wanted to introduce myself to everyone here.
From what I've seen so far, oVirt is a fantastic piece of
virtualization technology and I'd like to help the project from a design
perspective.
A bit of background about myself: I've been a Linux user since 1995 and
I've contributed graphic design resources to Fedora, the Tango icon
project, and Better Desktop. For the past few years, I was working at
SUSE on cloud and virtualization products (such as SUSE Studio), and am
happy to have recently re-joined Red Hat. (:
For oVirt, I have started working on a new site structure (based on Dave
Neary's work) and also have a few drafts for a new website look as well.
In the next few days, I'll be sending some of my already in-progress
drafts to the lists for feedback. I look forward to all constructive
responses --- positive, negative, and indifferent.
Thanks, and I'm looking forward to working with you all more!
Garrett
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<p>Hi everyone!</p>
<p>My name is Garrett LeSage and I'm a designer in the Open
Source and Standards team (OSAS), working with Carl Trieloff,
Dave Neary, Jason Brooks, Karsten Wade, Leslie Hawthorn, and a
few other folks who frequent these lists. I have already met
some of you at conferences (Red Hat Summit & GUADEC), and
wanted to introduce myself to everyone here.</p>
<p>From what I've seen so far, oVirt is a fantastic piece of
virtualization technology and I'd like to help the project
from a design perspective.</p>
<p>A bit of background about myself: I've been a Linux user
since 1995 and I've contributed graphic design resources to
Fedora, the Tango icon project, and Better Desktop. For the
past few years, I was working at SUSE on cloud and
virtualization products (such as SUSE Studio), and am happy to
have recently re-joined Red Hat. (:</p>
<p>For oVirt, I have started working on a new site structure
(based on Dave Neary's work) and also have a few drafts for a
new website look as well.</p>
<p>In the next few days, I'll be sending some of my already
in-progress drafts to the lists for feedback. I look forward
to all constructive responses — positive, negative, and
indifferent.</p>
<p>Thanks, and I'm looking forward to working with you all
more!</p>
<p>Garrett</p>
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