You've got some men in here - sorry...
> Jamie Lokier (UK)
All of the Brits named Jamie I've ever met have been men
> Kai Harrekilde-Petersen (Norway)
> Kai Makisara (Finland)
As some one else mentioned earlier, Kai is usually a boy's name
> Cunningham, Alistair
Definitely a man.
> Schmidt, N
> Next, I've looked in the list of debian developers... here's what I found:
>
> Barsky, Dima
> Schmidt, Nikita
>
> (apart from the oriental names which could be anything).
> There are a Susan, a Sue, an Ashley, a Nikita which are quite interesting.
> Anyone can purge some names here? :-)
>
>
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, ae wrote:
> First off - Jamie Lokier is male, and a very good friend of mine. :)
Ok, I'll take him off the list. I was sure many of them were male :-))
> I'm a developer - C/C++ *nix - use KDE on Mandrake 6.1, with gvim as
> editor and mozilla when I can get it to stay up,
ae wrote:
> Is that an explanation of why though there are tons of us female coders
> who use open source software, and love the idea, we don't contribute to
> the projects?
For what it's worth, those reasons apply to me. I'm /told/ I'm one of the
best programmers they know, by people who see my
So as for kernel developers we're down to
Jamie Lokier (UK)
Pat Mackinlay (Australia)
Pauline Middelink (Netherlands)
Arindam Banerji (USA)
Chih-Jen Chang (China)
Niibe Yutaka (Japan)
H.J. Lu (USA, probably)
Kai Harrekilde-Petersen (Norway)
Kai Makisara (Finland)
(I'll look in the web if I can f
Hiya.
First off - Jamie Lokier is male, and a very good friend of mine. :)
I'm a developer - C/C++ *nix - use KDE on Mandrake 6.1, with gvim as
editor and mozilla when I can get it to stay up, have friends, inc ESR, in
the open source movement and yet have never contributed to an open source
pro
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Jillian-Beth Stamos-Kaschke wrote:
> Don't know about the Scandinavians, but in Germany, people called Kai
> are most definitely male. So is Heiko Essfeldt. And my Finnish is
> well, let's just be polite and call it extremely rudimentary, but I think
> Matti is a guy's n
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Robert Kiesling wrote:
> > Well, documentation is a very big issue, and I think people working in
> > that field _do_ aid free software. Even Stallman said that ;-)
>
> But that doesn't help in your quest Andries Brouwer,
> Matt Welsh, ESR... a few others... all of us m
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Jillian-Beth Stamos-Kaschke wrote:
> > As for kernel developers, scrolling the CREDITS file I got some possible
> > "she"s:
> >
> > Kai Harrekilde-Petersen (Norway)
> > Kai Makisara (Finland)
> > Kai Petzke (Germany)
> >
> Don't know about the Scandinavians, but in Germany,
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Janus wrote:
> At 09:50 PM 11/29/1999 -0500, you wrote:
> >This in mind, I think that it might be time to change the reply-to
> >address from "list" to "sender".
> I would worry a bit about losing information -- since the human tendency
> seems to be to hit reply without che
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, srl skrivde:
> Which begs a question: why is it such an offense to refer to a male with
> feminine pronouns, or vice versa?
It is? That's odd?
Sunnan
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On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrivde:
> Anyone can check off any male name?
Kai's and Matti's might be male.
All of these names can easily be males, like Jamie and Pat.
Pauline is the most un-male name.
Sunnan.
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At 09:50 PM 11/29/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>
>This in mind, I think that it might be time to change the reply-to
>address from "list" to "sender". What this means is, unless you
>specifically reply to the list (by selecting the appropriate option, or
>by specifying the list address), your response
Hi Eugenia,
> As for kernel developers, scrolling the CREDITS file I got some possible
> "she"s:
>
> Kai Harrekilde-Petersen (Norway)
> Kai Makisara (Finland)
> Kai Petzke (Germany)
>
> some I really don't know
>
> Matti Aarnio (Finland)
> Heiko Eissfeldt (Germany)
Don't know about the Scandi
> Well, documentation is a very big issue, and I think people working in
> that field _do_ aid free software. Even Stallman said that ;-)
But that doesn't help in your quest Andries Brouwer,
Matt Welsh, ESR... a few others... all of us men.
I don't know what criteria you would use, anyway
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Caitlyn M. Martin wrote:
> The sad thing is, the leaders of the Linux community think that 2% is a high
> number, and reality is closer to 1%. That is the figure Bob Young used (99% male)
> in his Linux Journal interview, and it is also the number Phil Hughes used in that
>
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Robert Kiesling wrote:
> In all seriousness, what would the criteria be? You could include the
> editor of Linux Journal, but they're competitors (is she related to
> you?), or the people who've organized the greatly successful Linux
> conferences, even though they also have
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Robert Kiesling wrote:
> Andrea as a male name is common in some countries. Italy is one
> of them. Andrea's a bloke. You're not the first to make this mistake:
> I think it's quite common. :)
>
> That's been pointed out to me already, but I somehow my reply
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