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PR:Gnome Foundation: Preliminary Results

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Dec 9, 2004

Preliminary Results

Why Preliminary?

This results are preliminary results: they can be challenged by
sending a mail to elections@gnome.org. If you
want to verify the results, you can look at the instructions
that explain how to do so. All challenges must be sent before
December 20th, 23:59 UTC. The results

There were 183 valid votes, out of 324 members. One vote was not
valid because the voter sent an invalid authentication token.

Owen Taylor (150 votes) – Red Hat
Luis Villa (131 votes) – Novell, Inc.
Jody Goldberg (124 votes) – Novell, Inc.
Daniel Veillard (119 votes) – Red Hat
Jonathan Blandford (112 votes) – Red Hat
Federico Mena-Quintero (108 votes) – Novell, Inc.
Tim Ney (105 votes) – GNOME Foundation
Miguel de Icaza (103 votes) – Novell, Inc.
Murray Cumming (103 votes) – None
Christian Schaller (99 votes) – Fluendo S.L.
David Neary (93 votes) – None
Anne �stergaard (86 votes) – None
Bill Haneman (85 votes) – Sun Microsystems
Leslie Proctor (79 votes) – None
Dom Lachowicz (79 votes) – None
Michael Meeks (76 votes) – Novell, Inc.
Bryan Clark (75 votes) – Red Hat
Germ�n
Po�-Caama�o (47 votes) –
None
Rodney Dawes (19 votes) – Novell, Inc.

The future board

If these results are not challenged, then the eleven board
directors will be:

Owen Taylor
Luis Villa
Jody Goldberg
Daniel Veillard
Jonathan Blandford
Federico Mena-Quintero
Tim Ney
Miguel de Icaza
Murray Cumming
Christian Schaller
David Neary

Web Webster

Web Webster

Web Webster has more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience in the tech sector. He’s written and edited news, demand generation, user-focused, and thought leadership content for business software solutions, consumer tech, and Linux Today, he edits and writes for a portfolio of tech industry news and analysis websites including webopedia.com, and DatabaseJournal.com.

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