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💻	GNU/Linux Software Developer

🧪	Open-source Software Tester

🐧	Contributor to EasyOS, Puppy Linux and other lightweight GNU/Linux projects

⚡	Education runs faster in RAM.

📚	Technical documentation in Spanish and English

🌍	Open-source contributor

PP4MNK

Developer • Tester • Technical Writer • Wikipedia Editor

Advocating accessible computing through free software.

Welcome! I'm PP4MNK, a GNU/Linux software developer, tester and Wikipedia editor passionate about lightweight Linux distributions, open-source software and technical documentation.

I enjoy transforming technical knowledge into practical documentation that helps both developers and end users. My goal is to make free software more accessible through reliable information, careful testing and well-structured documentation.

Areas of interest

GNU/Linux
Educational technology
EasyOS
Puppy Linux
Woof-CE
Lightweight operating systems
Bash scripting
Desktop optimization
User experience (UX)
Technical documentation

What I do

As a developer and tester, I contribute by:

Testing development and pre-release software.
Reporting bugs, regressions and usability issues.
Suggesting improvements from an end-user perspective.
Developing Bash scripts and practical tools.
Writing technical documentation and installation guides.
Improving Wikipedia articles with reliable, independent sources.

I believe that well-written documentation is one of the most valuable contributions to any open-source project.

Open-source philosophy

I believe the best software is created through collaboration between developers, testers and users.

By testing software, documenting features and improving technical articles, I hope to help bridge those communities and make free software easier to understand, easier to use and easier to share.

Technology should adapt to people, not people to technology.

Education runs faster in RAM.

Current focus

Improving GNU/Linux-related articles on Wikipedia.
Expanding documentation for EasyOS.
Testing Puppy Linux derivatives.
Promoting reliable documentation for lightweight Linux distributions.
Encouraging the adoption of free and open-source software through education.

Contact

Feel free to leave me a message on my talk page if you would like to discuss one of my edits or collaborate on GNU/Linux-related topics.

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Knowledge grows when it is shared, tested and improved.

Education runs faster in RAM.

Simple. Fast. Functional.

Test. Improve. Share.

PP4MNK