Technologist. Polymath. Polyglot. Currently an eLearning Technologist for a university in Melbourne, Australia. ©

Semi-freegan, heretic, self-taught hacker, literature/philosophy learner, OS/PL/C/C# noob ©

Since Natty Narwhal, which I found to be an elegant and beautiful new interface after a few tweaks*, I have found subsequent versions of Ubuntu to be frustratingly disfunctional. Quite unfortunately, there seems to be a fashion of removing functionality in an attempt to make GUI`s more ‘discoverable’, but ‘discoverability’ is a one-off issue that can be achieved without making software unproductive by educating users with a stunning walk-through showcase demonstration or interactive tutorial. This is how good strategy games make themselves ‘discoverable’, without sacrificing functionality. Later versions of Unity have been too repulsive for me to upgrade from Natty, but although Gnome 3`s shell now looks far more appealing than later versions of Unity, Gnome 3 also has huge issues. Evaluating Ubuntu-GNOME, so far I`ve found these issues: No appmenu by default. Nautilus has significantly regressed. (Also applies in Unity) System Settings is disfunctional. (Also applies in Unity) No world map of timezones and daylight. (Also applies in Unity) Haven`t yet found a way of customising the date format to RFC 3339. More windows refuse to maximise. (Also applies in Unity) (This list isn`t complete, still evaluating...) The first 3 points are each show-stoppers for me. I`m just not yet managing to find good enough reasons to upgrade downgrade from Natty. * Tweaks for Unity in Natty: remove overlay-scrollbars; reduce launcher icon size; change reveal mode to top-left to avoid irritating accidental reveal whilst keeping speed. ©

I am a Computer Science Engineer interested in programming and data structures. ©

I Stay ALone and Work Alone and Live Alone .. But Java Wont leave me .. Profile ©

Seeking a role to explore and enhance my technical knowledge in the field of Python Scripting, Data Science and CRM based Technology. Interested in increasing my knowledge in the field of Web Development using Python, Django and ReactJS. ©

Full-stack .NET and JavaScript developer; also ❤ Python and Rust ©

He began his computer consultancy activities as soon as he was of age, in the mid-nineties, to which he joined the passion for digital graphics, video editing and music production. After various roles in software house and collaborations that bring him from the Amusement Park Industry, to banking services, to Education, with the acquired skills, he aims to expand the human-machine interaction through the development of natural interfaces. Claudio is deeply interested in everything concerning the natural expansion of human possibilities through the use of technologies. Skills: .Net, UWP, ASP.Net MVC, jQuery, AJAX, JSON, Voice Interaction, IoT, Azure ©