User:Jsk

Joerg Skottke (JSK aka Skotti) - Responsibilities:

QA Automation of the framework component

• FileOpen/FileSave/Filters/OLE Names
• Extras (Templates, Autotext, Labels, Styles)
• BASIC/BASIC IDE
• Scripting Framework
• Extension Manager UI / unopkg
• Extensions
• XML/Macro security
• Tools/Options

Contact

• IRC: irc.freenode.net in the #qa.openoffice.org channel
• E-Mail: Joerg dot Skottke at Sun dot com.

Other responsibilities

• Microsoft® Windows® Terminal Services
• Citrix® MetaFrame®/Presentation Server®
• ooQAReloaded project (OOo QA Website)
• Java, JavaScript, PyUno
• Customer related tasks

Special interests

• Emerging technologies, focus on new Linux developments and Office compatibility
• OS/2 and eComStation and the currently emerging port of OOo 2.4. Get it from Mensys
• Linux distributions in general (always on the bleeding egde - Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Slackware ...)

Private (sparetime, partly job-related) projects

• C coding 4 fun - current project: BasTool, a swiss army knife to ease working with the Testtool environment without the need of a sophisticated database infrastructure and heavy weight Java applications (non public)
• QA for OOo/2 the OpenOffice.org port for OS/2 and eComStation (for any questions please go to commTalk, a forum for computer users (mainly german))

Sparetime (not at all related to the job)

• Aikido (A martial arts style that is very elegant and aims at not hurting the opponent)
• Biking (Mountain Bikes are very useful in the lowlands of northern Germany)
• Jogging
• Drawing snails. Hey, everyone has a spleen, right? I'm just taking advantage of the circumstances - we've got whiteboards and an almost unlimited supply of whiteboard markers. The snail's name is Louisa. Louisa Gleitmeier.

And while we're at it: Did you know that german snails are far better off than english/american ones? German snails have a house, english snails only have a shell. That's luxury!

If you absolutely have to kill the snails in your garden you could try with politeness: Offer them coffee. Or - more easy still - just take a pack of coffee powder and spread it all over your garden. Best trick ever.

"Don Quixote invented a special sort of desparation. Doing QA is the fifth generation successor to this."