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By Richard A. Johnson | February 10th, 2007

Feisty Fawn Developers

By Richard A. Johnson on Published: February 10, 2007 at 1:26 am

The Feisty Fawn developers stopped by the house this afternoon to make sure I was doing my work.

Feisty Fawn Developers

The deer on the left is a young buck, we spotted 6 points through the scope, and no not a rifle scope, the one on the right is a young doe, the Feisty Fawns were probably at the base of the hill away from civilization to remain safe. So, buck plus doe equals Feisty Fawn developers, get it?

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Ram
That is a very nice picture and appropriate to be included in 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) release. Can you make the image available to the world, please?
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My name is Richard A. Johnson. I am a professional developer, as well as an open source enthusiast, advocate, and author. I spend any free time I can get cycling.

Back in 1994 I was introduced to the world of open source software by installing Linux on a PC I had purchased from the Navy Exchange. At that time I had no idea what I was going up against, but never once did I let myself get frustrated, as Windows had already done that to me. Since then, I have completely immersed myself into the open source world and have been an active contributor.