Alpine Linux:Developers
Supporting Developers
Supporting developers CAN and WILL:
- Encourage them to continue working on the project
- Be a reward about something they did and you find useful
- Remind that people care about the project
- Books/etc can improve know-how of the project developers
It does NOT:
- Entitle you to get priority support
- Entitle you to receive private support
- Ensure that your feature request will get priority
- Ensure that your feature request will be done
Timo Teräs
Email: timo.teras@iki.fi
Working mostly on:
- apk-tools
- ARM port, musl support
- DMVPN: opennhrp, ipsec-tools, linux kernel ipsec support, openssl
- kamailio, Asterisk, DAHDI, zaphfc
Accepts:
- Books on programming, algorithms and/or security (inquire if you need titles, or have something you can send)
- Coffee and single malts (within EU to avoid import tax)
- Paypal donations
Natanael Copa
Email: ncopa@alpinelinux.org
Working mostly on:
- Release engineering
- aports/packages (maintainer for 1300+ packages)
- build tools (abuild)
- security patching
Accepts:
- Books on programming (ask for titles)
- Paypal donations: ncopa@alpinelinux.org
- Bitcoin: 14t8AKhQyWe8nfRZCaXmzXWBiyUZb3QTVA
Carlo Landmeter
Contact
- Email: clandmeter@alpinelinux.org
- IRC: clandmeter (CET)
Work on Alpine
- Alpine Council, TSC and Infra member
- Developer/Maintainer of some packages
- aarch64 port (including its infrastructure)
- riscv64 port (bootstrapped most of world)
- Created multiple Alpine web based solutions (www, pkgs, and more)
Ways to support
- Send friendly greetings
- PayPal: clandmeter@alpinelinux.org