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The easiest way to find out about me is to visit my Web site [http://www.dhanapalan.com/blog/about/].

Amongst a variety of Free and Open Source Software contributions [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SridharDhanapalan], I have previously been a board member of Linux Australia and President of the Sydney Linux Users Group (SLUG). I have given presentations at various events including linux.conf.au, OSDC, SLUG, Software Freedom Day and Document Freedom Day.

Amongst a variety of Free and Open Source Software contributions since the 1990s [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SridharDhanapalan], I have previously been a board member of Linux Australia and President of the Sydney Linux Users Group (SLUG). I have given presentations at various events including linux.conf.au, OSDC, SLUG, Software Freedom Day and Document Freedom Day.

For nearly two years I have served full-time as OLPC Australia's Engineering Manager, liaising between developers and educators to ensure that we are able to satisfy requirements on the ground. My team at OLPC Australia take this very seriously, to the point of extending OLPC's core principles with two of our own [http://www.laptop.org.au/vision/core-principles]:

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 The easiest way to find out about me is to visit my Web site [http://www.dhanapalan.com/blog/about/].
-Amongst a variety of Free and Open Source Software contributions [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SridharDhanapalan], I have previously been a board member of Linux Australia and President of the Sydney Linux Users Group (SLUG). I have given presentations at various events including linux.conf.au, OSDC, SLUG, Software Freedom Day and Document Freedom Day.
+Amongst a variety of Free and Open Source Software contributions since the 1990s [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SridharDhanapalan], I have previously been a board member of Linux Australia and President of the Sydney Linux Users Group (SLUG). I have given presentations at various events including linux.conf.au, OSDC, SLUG, Software Freedom Day and Document Freedom Day.
 For nearly two years I have served full-time as OLPC Australia's Engineering Manager, liaising between developers and educators to ensure that we are able to satisfy requirements on the ground. My team at OLPC Australia take this very seriously, to the point of extending OLPC's core principles with two of our own [http://www.laptop.org.au/vision/core-principles]: