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* Name: Axel Reimer | * Name: Axel Reimer | ||
* Mail address: axel [at] eversten [dot] net | * Mail address: axel [at] eversten [dot] net | ||
* JID: [xmpp:axel@snikket.eversten.net] | * JID: [xmpp:axel@snikket.eversten.net axel@snikket.eversten.net] | ||
I am an information scientist who is interested in open source projects, especially tools which enhance the digital sovereignty. I am Linux user since the year 2000 or 2001. | I am an information scientist who is interested in open source projects, especially tools which enhance the digital sovereignty. I am Linux user since the year 2000 or 2001. | ||
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Currently, I am working as a project manager and requirements engineer at BTC AG in Oldenburg (Germany). | Currently, I am working as a project manager and requirements engineer at BTC AG in Oldenburg (Germany). | ||
== My XMPP | == My XMPP projects and activities == | ||
I started using Jabber/XMPP in | I started using Jabber/XMPP as an alternative to ICQ in autumn 2000. Since then, a good XMPP-client is a must-have installation on my PC. When I started using an Android smartphone, I did not watch out for XMPP clients at first. Then there came a day, when I was collecting votes (by talking to people in the streets) to receive a donation for a non-profit organization. I wrote a script to automatically determine the current number of votes (by parsing a website) and used XMPP to send those information to my smartphone. That was the time when I started to use XMPP on my smartphone. I recognized that centralized instant messengers are not a good solution for smartphones. | ||
In 2021 I got more active in the XMPP community. I deployed my blog eversten.net which is available in [https://eversten.net/ German] and [https://eversten.net/en/ English] to help non-technical people to get started with XMPP. I test a lot of XMPP apps and I report bugs and inconsistencies to the developers. | |||
Additionally, I operated a private ejabberd server in the years 2021 and 2022. In 2022, I decided to switch from ejabberd to Snikket as XMPP server software. | Additionally, I operated a private ejabberd server in the years 2021 and 2022. In 2022, I decided to switch from ejabberd to Snikket as XMPP server software. |
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