“For the last few years SCALE has used audio-visual recordings
to disseminate what goes on at SCALE. And every year that use has
expanded. The success we’ve had has come from the efforts of Tom
King, who now leads up SCALE’s A/V Committee. SCALE interviewed Tom
to find out what makes him tick. Here’s that interview:“Q: How did you get involved with Open Source Software and
Linux?“In 1999 I got a contract to build some Internet Weather Kiosks
for NOAA and quickly realized that Windows was a disaster that kept
crashing. So I looked into Linux then and discovered how rich and
stable it was. The kiosks we built in 1999 and 2000 are *still*
running.“Since then I’ve been working with embedded Linux first with the
nslu2 (aka SLUG) and now with webos-internals on Palm webOS and
other “embedded linux” projects as a SysAdmin for the projects
infrastructure.“Q: How did you get involved with SCALE? How did you wind up
volunteering for SCALE?”Balancing
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