What field do you work in?
 

What field do you work in?

On a scale of 1 to 5 (with 5 being expert user), how would you rate your level of skill on Maemo 5?

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I don't work in a field. I find it much easier to work in an office.

Offices are great because they keep you dry when it rains and I find access to electricity extremely helpful because I program computers for a living.


I would probably consider myself 4 out of 5 as my skill level for Maemo 5.

I'm also a level 16 Paladin in Neverwinter Nights and wear a "Robe of Protection" which reduces my AC to -5.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

generally, i'm going to work in the software-developing field in a few month.
my skill-level on the n900 should be around 2.5 because i dont have much experience with linux.

additionally, i'm a level 93 assassin and level 92 barb in diablo 2.

/edit: now that i think about it, i havent logged on my bnet-acc for ages... damn, i hope my characters havent been deleted :confused:

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I'm a Red Hat systems administrator and off again on again Cisco admin.

Of course this is just what I do to pass the time until I find a proper field to work in.

I'm hoping for wheat, but I'll settle for corn. Just praying to god I don't get soybean....

Additionally, I'm a lieutenant level 7 in Star Trek: Online.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I work in lower field - the one with the drainage problem.

I once stunned a Doberman from 50 yards with a direct hit between the eyes from my N900. So yeah, on a 1-5 scale, I'm at awesome.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

IT field: Web development, Linux sysadmin, VoIP sysadmin, DB admin

I'd give myself a 4 in Maemo skill level. I think to get a 5 you have to be writing your own apps and compiling your own kernels like Nathan and smoku etc :D

Re: What field do you work in?
 

minefield.

10 out of 10.
(for the prodigy's song...)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

international development cooperation/banking.

1 out of 5.

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LOL @johnel, i always enjoy your comments...keep them coming

Test Engineer for...

I believe im LvL 2-2.5 in maemo because my programming skills suck (only Matlab, and a bit C++ and assembly)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Field of gold...

(mining and metal processing)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Field of knowledge

I am a private English teacher + mother of 16 year old..Hmmm....... Could'nt say which job is the most difficult though! Me and my N900 get on just fine (oops grammar mistake :confused:) so 2.5 - 3 level wise.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Thanks Ahmed360.

I'm glad I'm entertaining someone here!


:)

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IT Systems Security Manager for a small aerospace company (defence industry)

Maemo skill lever = 1

I struggle to spell it!

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.NET software development. So I'm not at all experienced with Linux.

Skill with Maemo 5: perhaps 3.5/5
(I was able to develop a small Qt application, but nothing serious yet.)

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...not just some"one". +1 from me :).

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Linux systems admin after close on 20 years of software development (database and accounting systems for the retail travel industry)

Maemo skil level.... let me get back to you on that :)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

freelance graphic artist or technically unemployed :) ...... but soon to be a cisco network admin :)

skill level wise mmmm well i'd have to say about 2 out of 5 although there is nothing i havent been able to do yet other than getting google sync to work the thorn in my side.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

maemo (fremantle applications framework team)

i can't call myself a n00b anymore but there is still so much I don't know.
maemo skill level 3-4, improving every day
thankfully there are many more advanced developers and users around

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I work as a pre-sales consultant for high-end servers which run Linux Red Hat, trying to break the barriers against Linux for Mission Critical Workloads... A few year ago I worked supporting Unix/Linux and Oracle systems

Skills on Maemo would be just around 2 considering I just have time for installing some programs and customizing some config files, but using tips from this community.

I also practice the martial art Aikido, being a sencond grade black belt.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

C/C++ developer. Telecom (Wireline) Domain.
Maemo programming skill level 1 (actually 0).

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I'm a Computer Science student
rating 1.5

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Oracle Apps Consultancy
2/5 skill rating

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I'm endocrinologist with special interest in bone metabolism
Maemo5 skills: sometimes below 0 but I still love this phone!!

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Although it is not exactly your field as a doctor, you should prescribe us all some pills for anxiety... mainly when a firmware update is about to be launched!! :D

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Field of dreams...

I make and fix things... then make 'em again, hopefuly better.

2.5 and always learning.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Neurosurgeon.

Rating 2/5 at present ;)

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I'll think about that:)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Microscopy and Image Analysis

Level 2 (An attack is possible but not likely)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Satellite DTH business.
Skill level 2-2.5.

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Systems Analyst and Developer in Financial Industry (NYC) ...
Can I change my field - literally from my desk to a nice field - since its sprintimeand beautiful outside, I hate sitting inside here with traders and all.

can I say skill level 1 (since I developed some PyQT apps in the Zaurus days). Oh sorry you asked Maemo - 0 in that case. :-)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

journalist
maemo skill level: 0. Really like the N900, and greatly appreciate when folks write for the noob (or close to noob) level and make easy-to-install applications that don't require inserting code.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

I'm a finances student and would rate my Maemo knowledge to hmmm... 1.5? :)

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im a bookkeeper, practices 3 years in the accountancy field. for me? simple, its -1000 :D

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Data analyst with background in product design, information management and engineering.

I don't know how to answer the Maemo 5 competency question. If you mean solely as a user, I'm probably at step 4 of 5.

Re: What field do you work in?
 

production planning manager.

as per maemo -1?

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Mechanical Engineer Student

Maemo Level 1.

Human Warlock, Undead mage, both level 80. Lots of other chars lvl 60-80.

And now beginning my Eve online career :D. (Can we get an eve client for our n900s? :D)

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Assistant Professor for Computer Science (Internet Security).

4.5 (was on the brink of returning it though)

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Mechanician for a big mobile phone manufacturer here in Finland (Salo). Maemo level 3.5 (as a hobby about 12 years linux, a bit of coding in C++/Obj. Pascal/PHP/shell scripts)

Re: What field do you work in?
 

Network Manager
Main experience in Cisco, Juniper, HP, though slowly getting my head around brocade SAN switches - horrible things!!

Maemo experience 1 to 1.5

Re: What field do you work in?
 

You're not kidding! Brocades are giving us all sorts of grief at work. Support guys just can't seem to configure them.