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Steffen : One of the first people who wrote to me.17,from Norway - debugger,cleaner-upper,and writer of his own OS,until he decided to turn that over to a greater cause :) Also the maintainer of our mailing list,so if you want to join,it's he who'll be responding to your first mail.Write him :)
Sami Yehia : PhD computer architecture student from France who's interested in the IA-64 port.*Very* busy with his own work,so he doesn't get to post much,so we're still waiting for the day he'll jump in and shower us with his brilliant ideas.Hey,Sami...... :)
Jaakko Parikka : 14 (!!!!),Finnish,and currently the writer of our bootsector.Well,Linus Torvalds and a good part of the demoscene are from there aren't they? It must be something in the water over there that makes 14 year olds learn Asm and develop their own OSes... :) I think *any* 14 year old developing their own OS deserves a round of applause....... shall we? :)
Oskari Timperi : Jaakko's friend,also 14 and Finnish.
Dido Seville : Fresh graduate and RTOS developer from the Philippines,and writer of the longest mails to me about Domainatrix :)
Jimmy Zheng : Telecom and VLSI dude,but up on the software side too! *was* "studying" Linux,but not any more..... hmmm........ why could that be? :) Will be working on our TCP/IP stack.
Griffin Caprio : 20,American,from Chicago.Java developer by day,repenting for it by night :)
Laurent Menten : Chap who's trying to write a 100% asm JVM!!! This is just the sort of person who makes computing and assembly language programming worthwhile,and probably one of the reasons that I got into computers in the first place.We hope he'll do some good work for us over here,besides his own,incredibly ambitious project! :)
David Betgen: 17 year old Dutch guy,whose previous credits include CommandOS.Also the leader of a (well respected,or so he says ;)) hacker clan,who's site,you know what,we're just not going to post here :)
Jason Stratos Papadupoulous: Our unofficial ubergeek IA-64 helper-outer.Jason was the guy with the first Itanium simulator on the Net,and though he's not a developer over here,he's on our mailing list,answering whatever Itanium queries we can throw at him.Thanks tons for the help,Jas.
So,what are you waiting for? :) Write me,and you could also get started having tremendous fun and doing some of the most rewarding coding of your life.You're not a Java lamer are you? Well,it's time to show the world......
Mail : domainator@flashmail.com