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Experienced setup, install, and configuring servers and OSes both Windows and Linux.Proficient in Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, server 2008 R2, 2012 and others.Hands on experience with Linux RTOS, real time operating systems.More than 8 years Hands on experience in the Linux environments including Ubuntu, CentOS, RedHat and Unix.

Believer in the Pareto Principle (80/20 rule) and use of the tools to prove it.

Working in advanced research and development environments such as Confidential and Confidential.

Knowledgeable at development of both in house and external customer code.

Master at designing and developing test automation in C, Java, C#, Python, Bash, and PowerShell.

Adept at developing test tools for Windows, Ubuntu, RedHat, CentOS, Chrome, and Android.

Accomplished systems tester and developer for both automation, and manual methods.

Implementing Continuous Integration \ Continuous Delivery solutions for the software Build process.

Design and develop “Customized” testing frameworks from scratch.

Competent in testing types, black - box, white-box, gray-box, functional, and ad hoc.

Accomplished QA Engineer with experience in hardware, firmware, software, android, and WEB.

So Ubuntu works for us as a business, and I am using it to install to users who do not need Windows for their work. I am working, and can’t recommend any other desktop than Ubuntu for now.

IS bashing Ubuntu nowadays is still alive? Why can’t you give them the credit they deserve for creating the Unity shell with their default LTS desktop offering? Even my servers have the GWX control panel installed on them now. Why on earth do they (MS) install the ‘Get windows 10’ bloatware on Server 2012? Someone in MS needs a good kick up the backside. Perhaps this is a way for Canonical to get recurring revenue? Add an extra $5/month onto the $15/month you are paying (or will be before long) MS for the letting you get patched when they decide to do it.Īnyway, I won’t even be trying this out. Windows 10 is buggy and gets in the way of actually trying to do stuff. The buggy releases just got in the way of actually trying to useful stuff. I was a fan of Ubuntu until around 12.10.