Here you can find a list of projects I was part of. It is not complete and probably never be.

1999

• Started playing with Debian on my Amiga 1200. Updated ‘potato’ installation guide.

2002

• Took over maintaince of ROX-Filer packaging from Jan Wagemakers. Orphaned it at the end of 2003.

2004

• Joined OpenEmbedded as a developer.
• Joined OpenZaurus as a developer.

2005

• Joined OPIE as a developer.
• Joined Handhelds.org community.

2006

• Started my consulting company.
• Took duties of release manager for OpenZaurus distribution.
• Released OpenZaurus 3.5.4 and 3.5.4.1 versions. With RC images, over 100 testers covering all devices.

2007

• Joined OpenedHand company.
• Joined Poky Linux as a developer.
• Worked with Vernier company to upgrade them to newer Poky Linux.
• Worked with ST Microelectronics on supporting their NDK-15 developer board in Poky Linux.
• Left OPIE project and Handhelds.org community due to trademark wars.
• Ended life of OpenZaurus distribution in favour of Ångstrõm.
• Joined Openmoko project as a developer.
• Joined Maemo community as a user. Later started fixing some stuff for that platform.

2008

• Left OpenedHand company when Intel acquired them.
• Joined Bug Labs company as a developer.
• Worked with Vernier company to (again) upgrade them to newer Poky Linux.

2009

• Poky 3.1.2 got released. Most changes came from me.
• Switched Bug Labs from Poky Linux into stable release of OpenEmbedded.
• Worked with Vernier company to (again) upgrade them to newer Poky Linux.
• Worked with ST Microelectronics on supporting their NHK-15 developer board in Poky Linux.
• Started work on support for Atmel developer boards.
• Did some work with EP93xx VFP unit support in OpenEmbedded.
• Added support for Sim.One developer board.
• Did some development on Maemo5 platform.

2010

• Joined Canonical company.
• Joined Linaro project as an assignee from Canonical. Became toolchain guy in Developer Platform team.
• Added cross compilers into Ubuntu repository.
• Did some hacking related to Efika MX Smartbook which I got from Genesi.
• Switched to Pandaboard as main ARM development platform.

2011

• Spent lot of time on improving ARM situation in Ubuntu/Debian systems — mostly by fixing build failures.
• Switched to Android as a phone platform. Did not make any app development so far.

2012

• Applied for Debian Maintainer and got accepted.
• Joined Ubuntu MOTU team (got upload permissions to “universe” part).
• Got back to OpenEmbedded world. Now I maintain Linaro layers for it.
• Did 64-bit ARM integration in OpenEmbedded.
• Attended Tizen conference but platform did not look interesting for me.
• Bought Samsung Chromebook and forgot about existance of ARM developer boards.

2013

• Left Linaro and one month later also ended work for Canonical.
• Joined Red Hat ARM team as full time employee.
• Started helping with AArch64 support in RHEL and then merging those patches back into Fedora.