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1.1 root 1: GNU Service Directory
2:
3: This is a list of people who have asked to be listed as offering
4: support services for GNU software, including GNU Emacs, for a fee
5: or in some cases at no charge.
6:
7: The information comes from the people who asked to be listed;
8: we do not include any information we know to be false, but we
9: cannot check out any of the information; we are transmitting it to
10: you as it was given to us and do not promise it is correct.
11: Also, this is not an endorsement of the people listed here.
12: We have no opinions and usually no information about the abilities of
13: any specific person. We provide this list to enable you to contact
14: service providers and decide for yourself whether to hire one.
15:
16: Before FSF will list your name in the GNU Service Directory, we ask
17: that you agree informally to the following terms:
18:
19: 1. You will not restrict (except by copyleft) the use or distribution
20: of any software, documentation, or other information you supply anyone
21: in the course of modifying, extending, or supporting GNU software.
22: This includes any information specifically designed to ameliorate the
23: use of GNU software.
24:
25: 2. You will not take advantage of contact made through the Service
26: Directory to advertise an unrelated business (e.g., sales of
27: non-GNU-related proprietary information). You may spontaneously
28: mention your availability for general consulting, but you should not
29: promote a specific unrelated business unless the client asks.
30:
31: For a current copy of this directory, or to have yourself listed, ask:
32: [email protected]
33:
34: ** Please keep this file alphabetical **
35:
36:
37: Giuseppe Attardi <attardi%[email protected]>
38: Dipartimento di Informatica
39: Corso Italia 40
40: I-56100 Pisa, ITALY
41: +39 (50) 510111
42: Emacs: installation aid, question answering
43:
44: Revised: 3/24/89
45:
46: Andrea Baldi <[email protected]>
47: <abaldi%[email protected]>
48: ...!sun!delphi!abaldi
49:
50: DELPHI S.p.A.
51: Via della Vetraia 11
52: I-55049 Viareggio, Italy
53: Tel: +39 (584) 395225
54: Gnuemacs: installation and upgrading aid, answering, customization,
55: gnuemacs-X11 relationship.
56: Gcc: installation and upgrading aid.
57:
58: Rates: Free
59:
60: Entered: 3/1/89
61:
62: Ian G Batten <igb%[email protected]>
63: <...!uunet!mcvax!ukc!fulcrum!igb>
64: One, Ditton Grove, Home: +44 21 476 3782
65: Birmingham, Work: +44 21 771 2001 x5759
66: B31 4RY,
67: England.
68:
69: Emacs: I will assist in porting, customising, extending, teaching and
70: trouble-shooting Emacs. I've recently been teaching it at new-user
71: level and am happy to do so for other people.
72:
73: Rates: 200 pounds/day, or less for non-profits.
74:
75: I had a large hand in the Sun "Emacstool" facility, and have been
76: involved in maintaining Emacs on Unix and VMS for three years now.
77: Prior to that I wrote a lot of extensions for Multics' Emacs.
78:
79: Revised: 3/1/89
80:
81: Bard Bloom <[email protected]>
82: NE43-301, 545 Technology Square,
83: Cambridge, Mass, 02139
84: (617) 253-6097
85:
86: Emacs: Installation, customization, answering questions, troubleshooting,
87: writing large programs and major modes.
88:
89: X11R3: Quick questions
90:
91: Experience: I have maintained GNU Emacs on the Theory Group computers
92: at MIT for several years, and done a good deal of GNU Emacs lisp
93: programming, including several major modes, and two database
94: interfaces. (I have written some 15,000 lines of GNU Emacs code.)
95: I am currently a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at MIT.
96:
97: Rates: $50/hr, less for non-profits.
98:
99: Revised: 5/29/90
100:
101: C2V
102: 38, rue Mauconseil
103: 75001 Paris
104: France
105: Renaud Dumeur <[email protected]>
106: Jean-Daniel Fekete <[email protected]>
107: Jean-Michel Casaubon
108: (1) 42 47 19 28
109: Fax: (1) 40 22 06 10
110: Emacs: questions answered, installation, teaching (all levels), elisp
111: and C extensions and customization, porting, troubleshooting
112: gcc: installation, extensions, porting
113: gdb: installation, debugging, porting
114: X11R3: installation, debugging, internationalization
115:
116: Experience: yes (ask for details)
117:
118: Rates: 500ff/hr, negotiable.
119:
120: Entered: 2/21/89
121:
122: Mr. David J. Camp <[email protected]>
123: 6103 Charlotte Avenue
124: Saint Louis, MO 63120-1201
125:
126: Background: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Washington University
127: Master of Science in Computer Science, Washington University
128: Over 12 years experience in the computer industry.
129: Author of the future GNU uu/xxen/decoder program.
130: Skilled in many languages, including C and Unix scripts.
131:
132: Tasks: I can do on-site service in the St. Louis area.
133: I prefer short-term projects.
134: I can handle long projects given time.
135: I reserve the right to refuse work.
136:
137: Rates: $50 per hour, including travel time
138:
139: Entered: 1/1/91
140:
141: Rajeev Chandrasekhar <[email protected]>
142: 2625, Walsh Avenue MSC SC4-59
143: Santa Clara, CA 95052
144: h (408) 733-1535
145: w (408) 765-4632
146:
147: GCC : Anything concerning i386 ports.
148: Ports, Installation, Teaching and extensions.
149: Expert on Intel processors.
150:
151: Rates : $75/hr; free for non-profit orgs.
152:
153: Entered: 9 Oct 89
154:
155: Stuart Cracraft <[email protected]>
156: UUCP: <ucbvax!venera.isi.edu!cracraft>
157: 3021-B Harbor Blvd.
158: Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626
159: (714) 751-8744
160:
161: Emacs: questions answered, teaching, customization, troubleshooting,
162: but not porting.
163:
164: GNU Chess (developer): questions answered, porting, etc.
165:
166: Rates: $40/hr short term, $30/hr long term.
167:
168: EXPERIENCE: software researcher, systems programmer, Unix analyst
169: formerly with Stanford Research Institute, now
170: with Computer Consoles, Inc.
171: DEGREE: B.A. Behavioral Sciences, National University
172:
173: Entered: 5/17/86
174:
175: Cygnus Support
176: 814 University Avenue
177: Palo Alto, CA 94301
178: +1 415 322 3811
179: [email protected] <or> ...uunet!hoptoad!cygint!info
180:
181: Cygnus Support offers warranty protection (service contracts) for a
182: number of free software tools. For a fixed annual fee, our customers
183: receive binary and source distributions, mail and phone support,
184: documentation and customization assistance on a variety of platforms.
185:
186: At the time of this writing we offer support for a development package
187: including (among other things) gcc, g++, gdb, and of course, GNU
188: Emacs. However the set of supported tools and platforms increases
189: frequently so contact us for the latest catalog.
190:
191: Rates: $150.00/hour.
192: Annual Support: $25,000.00/year and up.
193:
194: Entered: 7/31/90
195:
196: Dario Dariol <[email protected]>
197: DELPHI SpA
198: via della Vetraia 11
199: I-55049 Viareggio
200: Italy
201: +39 (584) 395161
202:
203: Rates and range of services not received.
204:
205: Entered: 3/25/86
206:
207: Bradley N. Davis <[email protected]>
208: <[email protected]>
209: 3242 South 540 West
210: Bountiful, UT 84010
211: (801) 581-6076, (801) 292-4362
212:
213: Will work on most GNU software. Especially GNU Emacs, GCC and a
214: little X11 and G++. Experienced with PCs and 386s.
215:
216: Services offered: Installation, porting, customizing, troubleshooting.
217:
218: Fee: $20 to $50 / hour depending on job
219:
220: Updated: 1/1/91
221:
222: Mauro DePalma
223:
224: DePalma SoftCraft
225: 2923 Cohansey Drive
226: San Jose, CA 95132
227:
228: Tel: (408) 259-4789
229: Fax: (408) 259-6935
230:
231:
232: DePalma SoftCraft provides support and service for GNU and X11 software
233: specifically for UNIX System V/386 and and SunOS 4.x; on other platforms
234: customers need to provide the hardware and a fair amount of motivation.
235:
236: Presently we can provide the bulk of development utilities including
237: bison (System V/386 only), emacs, flex (System V/386 only), gas, gcc,
238: gdb, g++, libg++, make, tar (System V/386 only) and other BSD style
239: utilities for System V/386.
240:
241: In the works is the X Window System, Version 11 Release 4 for System
242: V/386 with VGA and super-VGA servers as well as COFF specific version
243: of GNU as and GNU ld.
244:
245: LaTeX (System V/386 only) TeX (System V/386 only) documentation systems
246: available with a limited set of viewers and converters.
247:
248:
249: Rates: $90.00/hour median.
250: Annual Support: $25,000.00/year and up.
251:
252: Entered: 9/19/90
253:
254: Alexander Dupuy <[email protected]>
255:
256: 280 Riverside Drive #10G
257: New York, NY 10025
258: (212) 678-0130
259: (212) 854-4290 (work)
260:
261: Gnu Compiler utilities: GNU Make, Bison, GAS, GCC, G++, libg++, etc.:
262:
263: Installation, porting, support for VAX, Sun-[234], Sun386i, some others
264:
265: Rates: $75/hr commercial orgs., free for worthy nonprofit orgs.
266:
267: I am currently a research programmer at the Columbia C.S. Dept., and
268: maintain and support the GNU compiler tools on 4 different machine
269: architectures. I can provide current, working versions of the compiler
270: tools for the VAX and all Sun architectures.
271:
272: Entered: 6/1/89
273:
274: Dynamyx Coporation. <[email protected]>
275: P.O. Box 1481
276: King of Prussia, PA 19406
277: (215) 265-6833
278:
279: Services: Porting of all GNU software, Installation, Customization, and
280: Troubleshooting. (Unix, VMS, etc.)
281:
282: Rates: $50-$100/hr
283:
284: Experience: 5 years Unix application and systems programming.
285: 5 years compiler front-ends, interpreters, and
286: compiler-construction tools.
287: 3 years VMS applications.
288: X, C, and Ada experience.
289:
290: Entered: 2/21/89
291:
292: Stephen Gildea <[email protected]>
293: 278 Beacon Street
294: Somerville, MA 02143
295: work: +1 617 873-8240
296: Emacs: general help, question answering, library writing, etc.
297:
298: Degree: B.S. in Computer Science `87, MIT
299:
300: Rates: $75/hr.
301:
302: Updated: 11/06/90
303:
304: Ron Guilmette <[email protected]>
305: Work: ICS Dept., University of Calif., Irvine
306: Home: 550 Paularino Ave. #B-108
307: Costa Mesa, CA 92626
308: 714-434-7666
309: Categories: GCC, G++, Bison, GAS, LD, LD++
310:
311: Entered: 12/13/89
312:
313: Mike Haertel <[email protected]>
314: St. Olaf College
315: Northfield, MN 55057
316:
317: Experience: Unix Systems programmer at St. Olaf for several years.
318: Spent summer of 1988 at FSF writing and modifying various programs.
319:
320: Rates: $35/hr.
321:
322: Entered: 12 Aug 88
323:
324: Sanjay Hiranandani <[email protected]>
325: 263 Conklin Ave.
326: Binghamton, NY 13903
327: (607) 773-1430
328:
329: Can help with installation, customization, and porting of most GNU
330: software. and General Unix/VMS Hacking. If you've got a PC with a hardware
331: problem, can probably fix that too.
332:
333: Rates: $30/hour or less, depending on the problem.
334: will probably work free or at a very low cost for non-profit
335: organizations, and poor students who're committed users of GNU
336: software.
337: Phone consultations free.
338:
339: Entered: 15 May 90
340:
341: Paul Hudson <..!mcvax!ukc!acorn!moncam!paul>
342: <[email protected]>
343: 40 Dovehouse Close,
344: Ely,
345: Cambs,
346: CB7 4BY,
347: England.
348: (0353) 663381
349: +44 (353) 663381
350:
351: Installation of all GNU software. Support & changes to gcc, g++. Emacs
352: extensions.
353:
354: Degree in mathematics from Cambridge (UK!).
355:
356: Experience: I've written complete compilers & code
357: generators and a PostScript interpreter, and various graphics
358: programs.
359:
360: Rates: 25 pounds per hour, less for installation or non-profits.
361:
362: Entered: 2/21/89
363:
364: Scott D. Kalter <[email protected]>
365:
366: 970 Palm Ave. #218
367: West Hollywood, CA 90069
368: (213)657-9174
369:
370: Emacs: training for general use and customization
371: user support
372: e-lisp and C customization/extension
373: installation
374: troubleshooting
375:
376: Rates: $50/hr
377:
378: Qualifications:
379: BS Math/CS 1985: Carnegie Mellon University
380: MS CS 1988: UCLA
381:
382: Modified Emacs in C and e-lisp for large local extensions at
383: several sites. Taught Emacs use and customization in
384: universities and industry. Extensive troubleshooting and
385: user support experience.
386:
387: Entered: 24 Oct 1990
388:
389: Jim Kingdon
390: East Wind
391: Route 3, box 6B2
392: Tecumseh, Missouri 65760
393: (417)679-4682
394:
395: Willing to take on any gnu software; particularly knowledgeable about
396: the debugger (GDB) although I also have (varying amounts of)
397: experience with emacs, GCC, binutils, and others. I am familiar with
398: both VMS and Unix. I am particularly interested in porting GDB or GCC
399: to new machines, but am also interested in other programming tasks,
400: installation, user support, etc.
401:
402: Qualifications: Minor in computer science from Oberlin College, 2
403: years experience in programming, helping users, system management.
404: Maintained GDB for the Free Software Foundation for a year.
405:
406: Rates: Negotiable, but as a ballpark figure $30/hr. Free or cheap to
407: Good Causes.
408:
409: Revised: 29 Nov 1990
410:
411: Scott J. Kramer <[email protected]>
412: 2995 Woodside Road, Suite 400
413: Woodside CA 94062
414: (415) 961-0684
415: Emacs: Tutoring, installations/upgrades, Lisp customizations,
416: general troubleshooting/support. Prefer that work I do
417: becomes part of the official Free Software Foundation
418: distribution.
419:
420: Rate: Task- and time-dependent; non-monetary offers considered.
421:
422: Entered: 11/05/86
423:
424: Fen Labalme <[email protected]>
425: Metaview Corp.
426: 40 Carl St. #4
427: San Francisco CA 94117
428: (415) 731-1174
429:
430: EMACS: Anything including teaching beginners / advanced users
431: UNIX: BSD 4.2 is what I have used most and best understand
432: I GROK: Mailers, network stuff, acronyms like RPC, NFS & IPC
433: X11.3: By the time you see this, I may understand X Windows
434: RATES: Free phone consultation; $100/hour plus; "Talk to me!"
435: Non-profits get lower rates or free; Barter considered
436: ETHICS: I require that (most) all software I create be available
437: for re-distribution as per the guidelines set by the
438: Free Software Foundation's General Public License.
439:
440: Revised: 3/13/89
441:
442: Daniel LaLiberte <uiucdcs!liberte>
443: <[email protected]>
444: <liberte%[email protected]>
445: University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
446: Department of Computer Science
447: 1304 W Springfield
448: Urbana, IL 61801
449: 217-333-2518
450:
451: Emacs: Installation, some porting, troubleshooting.
452: Will do elisp extensions.
453:
454: Experience: I have extensive elisp programming experience.
455: I edited the GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual.
456: I've maintained Emacs for the UIUC CS Department
457: for three years.
458:
459: Rates: $30/hr
460:
461: Entered: 2/21/89
462:
463: Dave Lawrence <[email protected]>
464: 76 1/2 13th St
465: Troy NY 12180
466: (518) 273-5385
467:
468: Services offered: GNU Emacs installation, lisp programming and
469: teaching for BSD and SYSV systems, particularly SUN. Programming
470: for GNUS newsreader and other outside processes are my specialty.
471: Installation of GNU C.
472:
473: Rates: free to non-profit organizations.
474: $30-40 hour for projects less than 8 hours projects.
475: $20 hour for longer projects.
476: Course fees negotiable with level of subject being taught.
477: Short queries answered free of charge.
478:
479: Qualifications: I'm "just a student", but don't let it disuade you. I
480: live in the GNU Emacs environment at least 6 hours of the average
481: day. While still learning the C code, I am proficient with the lisp
482: and can help customize as desired.
483:
484: Entered: 2/21/89
485:
486: Jacob Levy <jaakov%[email protected]>
487: Dept of Computer Science
488: Weizmann Institute
489: Rehovot 76100 Israel
490: (+972)-8-482856
491:
492: Services -
493:
494: Electronic, snail-mail and phone help with installation of GNU Emacs.
495: Will hand out on request source and local mods for GNU Emacs, as they
496: become available. Willing to help to maintain compatibility with
497: other/previous versions of Emacs, such as Gosling, CCA and MicroEmacs.
498: Preferable contact - through elec- tronic mail via BITNET.
499:
500: Rates -
501:
502: Free. Will only help as much as possible, not conflicting
503: with my main occupation in life, that of obtaining a Ph.D.
504:
505: Niall Mansfield
506: Vedelitz Systems
507: 65 Oak Tree Avenue
508: Cambridge CB4 1AZ
509: England
510:
511: Emacs: installation, troubleshooting, customisation, extension
512:
513: Entered: 8/1/90
514:
515: Roland McGrath <[email protected]>
516: (617) 253-8568
517: 545 Tech Sq rm 426
518: Cambridge, MA 02139
519:
520: Co-author of GNU Make (with Richard Stallman).
521: Author of the GNU C Library.
522: Present maintainer of GNU Make and the GNU C Library.
523:
524: GNU volunteer May 1987 to the present.
525: FSF employee summer 1989, fall 1990 to the present.
526:
527: Installation, maintenance, porting, enhancement of all GNU software.
528:
529: Fees negotiable. I can work anywhere in the Boston or SF Bay Area, or
530: anywhere on the Internet.
531:
532: Revised: 12/15/90
533:
534: Lee McLoughlin <[email protected]> <uunet!mcvax!doc.ic.ac.uk!lmjm>
535: Department of Computing, Imperial College,
536: 180 Queens Gate, London. SW7 2BZ
537: 01-589-5111 X 5028
538:
539: EXPERIENCE:
540: I am responsible for putting GNU Emacs up under 4.1 BSD and for the
541: ports to the HLH Orion (and Orion 1/05) and the WhiteChapel MG-1. I
542: also developed and support the UK-UUCP and UK news distribution.
543: Ported X 10 to both the WhiteChapel MG-1 and HLH Orion. Ported X 11
544: to the HLH Orion 1/05. I have been an invited speaker at several
545: recent UKUUG meetings. Helped, on the software side, in the setting
546: up of UKnet. Run a large Public Domain software archive.
547:
548: I am also an experienced Unix systems programmer. I've ported Unix to
549: a new machine (including porting PCC). Considerable compilers,
550: communications, mail and graphics experience. Hope to have enough
551: time in 89 to get all the UK-UUCP goodies into a gnu-uucp and to work
552: on porting gcc to the Clipper.
553:
554: SERVICES:
555: Porting gnuemacs and X. Installation and troubleshooting of any Gnu
556: and X software.
557:
558: RATES:
559: 200-300 pounds a day, negotiable. General hand-holding free.
560:
561: NOTE:
562: Software archive contains all the current Gnu and X software. This is
563: available via Janet (the UK academic network), via uucp and I can be
564: talked into writing a tape, sun cartridge or exabyte.
565:
566: Revised: 2/26/89
567:
568: Eric P. Meyer <[email protected]>
569: <[email protected]>
570: UUCP: {apple,uunet}!oracle!emeyer
571: Oracle Corp.
572: 20 Davis Dr.
573: Belmont, CA 94002
574: Work Phone: (415) 598 0000
575: Home Phone: (415) 324 0944
576:
577: I am very familliar in installing GNU Emacs, GNU GCC, GNU G++, libg++,
578: flex, bison, gawk, GNU grep, bin_utils... on UNIX and VMS systems. Also,
579: can deal with GNU X-related problems like Purdue Speedups for X servers
580: on SUNs.
581:
582: Rates: Free for Non-Profit Assoc.
583: $70/hr for companies.
584:
585: Entered: 2/21/89
586:
587: Gary E. Miller <[email protected]>
588: RELLIM
589: Mail Stop 202
590: 2680 Bayshore Parkway
591: Mountain View, CA 94043
592: Tel: (415)964-1186
593:
594: Services: Support for all GNU program development software.
595: 680x0, 80x86, 340x0 processors.
596:
597: Rates: $70/hr. or fixed price quotation
598:
599: Education: EE 1975 Brown U, E 1975 Brown U.
600:
601: Experience: 15 years systems software development
602: 8 years C/UNIX. 9 years DOS, also VMS.
603:
604: Entered: 10/31/89
605:
606: T. S. Mohan UUNET: mohan%[email protected]
607: KBCS (shakti!turing!vidya!mohan)
608: Supercomputer Education and Research Centre
609: Indian Institute of Science
610: Bangalore 560 012, India
611:
612: Offer: Willing to share my experience in installing and running GNU
613: software (more specifically Emacs and gcc) on VAXstations, (running
614: Ultrix) and other Unix machines free of cost to all academic
615: bretherens.....more so in India. All such efforts will be more
616: forthcoming when I have time to spare off other projects.
617:
618: Entered 1/03/90
619:
620: Karl A. Nyberg <[email protected], [email protected]>
621: Grebyn Corporation <karl%[email protected]>
622: P. O. Box 497 {decuac,haven}!grebyn!karl
623: Vienna, VA 22183-0497
624: 703-281-2194
625:
626: Emacs: installation aid, questions & answers, handholding, etc.
627:
628: Rates: negotiable.
629:
630: Can make TK50 cartridges for VAX/Ultrix. Timesharing also available for
631: those wishing to do development.
632:
633: Revised: 2/24/89
634:
635: Optimal Solutions, Inc.
636: P.O. Box 45818
637: Seattle, WA 98145
638: (206) 682-1773
639: Dennis Gentry <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
640: Tom May <[email protected]>
641: Todd Cromwell <[email protected]>
642:
643: Emacs: questions answered, teaching, customization,
644: troubleshooting, porting. Can install, port, and support VMS
645: Gnu Emacs, VMS gcc, Unix gcc and g++, and X Windows.
646:
647: Rates: $40-60/hr, 20 minute free initial consultation.
648: Non-profit/Educational discounts.
649:
650: Experience: Compiler, editor, and OS hacking, bit-twiddling, and
651: consulting at: the University of Washington, the Fred Hutchinson
652: Cancer Research Center, the National Science Foundation's Center
653: for Process Analytical Chemistry, Global Technology
654: International, others.
655:
656: Degrees: Honors B.S. Comp Sci, University of Washington; Summa
657: Cum Laude B.S. E.E., University of Washington.
658:
659: Revised: 2/26/89
660:
661: The Pharos Group, Inc
662: Box 3546
663: Las Cruces, NM 88003-3546
664: (505) 525-2600
665:
666: The pharos group offers consulting on the installation and
667: customization of gnu software, including gnu emacs, gnu cc and c++ and
668: the unix replacement utilities, on machines running unix. We have
669: members who are experienced in system administration, graphics, image
670: processing and networking.
671:
672: All modifications and extensions that we make to gnu software are
673: available freely.
674:
675: The best contacts for the pharos group are:
676: Ted Dunning ([email protected])
677: or
678: Jeff Harris ([email protected])
679:
680: Entered: 2/21/89
681:
682: Eric Raible <[email protected]>
683: Nasa Ames Researh Center
684: Moffet Field, Ca
685: (415) 694-4320
686:
687: Gnu emacs c and lisp programming; porting. General
688: unix/graphics/emacs hacking, especially on Silicon Graphics
689: workstations.
690:
691: Rates: free -> $30/hr depending on problem and how busy I am.
692:
693: Degree: MIT CS BS 1983.
694:
695: Entered 18 Dec 1987
696:
697: Hedley K.J. Rainnie <[email protected]>
698: UUCP: {uunet|ihnp4|allegra|harvard}!cmcl2!alaya!hedley
699:
700: 545 West End Ave Apt 11E
701: NY NY 10024
702: 212-947-5711 (Work).
703:
704: Emacs:
705:
706: Rates: $12/hr.
707:
708: I am able to help in all aspects of GNU emacs, even porting.
709: My credentials are:
710:
711: MS in Computer Science from NYU. BS same same.
712: I have used many versions of Emacs since 1980.
713: I ask for $12hr.
714:
715: Entered: 5/29/90
716:
717: Adam J. Richter <[email protected]> <...!ucbvax!monet!adamj>
718: 2600 Ridge Road
719: Berkeley, CA 94709 (415)549-6356
720:
721: Difficult X-windows ports. Freeware preferred. Also looking for
722: someone to sponsor server improvements, including reorganization and
723: optimizations for the GNU C Compiler's extensions. Experienced.
724:
725: Entered: 3/13/89
726:
727: Bruce Robertson <[email protected]>
728: <uunet!heather!bruce>
729: Hundred Acre Software
730: 1280 Terminal Way #26
731: Reno, NV 89502
732: (702) 329-9333
733:
734: Rates: $70/hr long term, $50/hr short term
735: Non-profits are lower still, and negotiable
736:
737: Services: Anything to do with GNU software. My specialties include
738: porting Emacs, GCC and GDB to new environments. I also provide general
739: consulting services, in such areas as embedded systems, UNIX kernel porting,
740: and MS-DOS applications.
741:
742: Experience: Many different areas. Unix internals (all flavors),
743: SCSI (target and initiator), embedded systems, X11, TCP/IP, compilers,
744: device driver tuning, hardware debugging.
745:
746:
747: Revised: 10/31/90
748:
749: Mike Rowan <[email protected]>
750: mit-eddie!prep.ai.mit.edu!mtr
751: 545 Technology Square room 426
752: Cambridge, MA 02139
753: (617) 253-8568
754: Home: (508) 745-7554
755:
756: FSF programmer since 1/90; Unix Systems programmer and all X11 work
757: from porting to admin and installation, Purdue University Computing
758: Center, 9/87 - 12/89
759:
760: Rates: $50/hr as a base, depending on job, time, project length etc etc...
761:
762: Extensive X11 work. GNU libc, emacs, login, most anything.
763: Extensions, new projects, porting, fixes, installation, system
764: adminstration; just about anything. Systems programming experience
765: with all major flavors of Unix including 4.3, Dynix, SunOS and Ultrix.
766:
767: Entered: 4/7/90
768: ^_
769: Wolfgang S. Rupprecht <[email protected]>
770: PO Box 6524
771: Alexandria, VA 22306
772: (703) 768-2640
773: Emacs: anything, (lisp, C, customization, porting, installing)
774: Rates: $75/hr.
775:
776: I have written thousands of lines of GNU Emacs C and Lisp code.
777: Original author of the floating point additions to appear in Emacs 19.
778:
779: Entered: 9/18/90
780:
781: Isaac J. Salzman <[email protected]>
782: The RAND Corporation - ISD/1
783: 1700 Main St. PO Box 2138
784: Santa Monica, CA 90406-2138
785: +1 213-393-0411 x6421
786:
787: (UNIX ONLY!)
788: Emacs: Installation, customization, windows systems support (X10, X11,
789: SunView, NeWS), almost anything else.
790: GCC/G++: Installation, support.
791: X11: Installation, customization, support, some training, etc. All
792: available window managers, Andrew, InterViews.
793: Other: Consulting on - most GNUware, BSD UNIX IPC programming, most anything
794: that's BSD UNIX related.
795: Experience: 3.5+ years BSD UNIX systems programming (VAXen, Sun's) including
796: support of GNU Emacs. About 1.5+ years supporting X11, X10, gcc,
797: g++. Resume on request.
798: Rates: Negotiable on a per job basis. Probably $40/hr as a ballpark average.
799:
800: Entered: 2/21/89
801:
802: Douglas C. Schmidt
803:
804: Department of Information and Computer Science
805: University of California, Irvine
806: Irvine, CA 92717
807:
808: office: (714) 856-4043
809: email: [email protected]
810:
811: GCC and G++: Installation and porting, question answering, customizing, etc.
812:
813: Experience: Wrote the GNU GPERF perfect hashing program, available from
814: the libg++ distribution , wrote the perfect hash functions that
815: recognize reserved words for G++ and GCC, contributed *many* bug
816: reports for GCC and G++ and also contributed bug fixes for
817: G++. In addition, I am actively building and maintaining a G++
818: and GCC regression test suite (available on request).
819:
820: Rate: Negotiable
821:
822: Entered: 2/26/89
823:
824: Randal L. Schwartz / Stonehenge Consulting Services / +1 503 777 0095
825: Located in Beaverton, Oregon, USA (The Silicon RainForest...)
826: Electronic address variable (for now) ... call for the current one.
827: (I read and post to comp.emacs and gnu.emacs on USENET...)
828:
829: GNU Emacs: questions about general use, teaching, customization,
830: documentation, troubleshooting, porting, cute hacks (:-).
831:
832: Other GNU software: cross-trained on UN*X... proceed with caution...
833:
834: Experience: 17 years software development (one year with GNU Emacs),
835: 11 years technical communication (concurrent :-).
836: Also a C hacker and UN*X Guru...
837:
838: Rates: Free for short projects. Long projects may require money if
839: the project consumes significant billable time.
840:
841: Entered: 2/21/89
842:
843: John Sechrest <sechrest@oregon-state> (hplabs!hp-pcd!orstcs!sechrest)
844: 30606 Petersen Road
845: Corvallis, Oregon 97333
846: (H) (503) 929-6278
847: (W) (503) 754-3273
848:
849: Emacs; User Support ; Tutorials/Training; System Consulting
850:
851: Rates: $50/hr, negotiable.
852:
853: I am willing to help people install and use both Gnu and Emacs.
854: I am particulary interested in installing Gnu on the National
855: ICM- 3216.
856:
857: As a consultant my normal fees are $50/hour. This is mostly
858: a guideline that varies on a case by case basis.
859:
860: I worked at Hewlett-Packard for four years. 2 years working
861: on the HP 41C extended I/O Rom. 2 years working on systems
862: support. For the last year and a half I have worked as the
863: Lab Coordinator for Oregon State University Computer Science
864: coordinating the use and maintenance of several machines.
865: I am most familiar with 4.2BSD on the vax 11/750 and
866: HP-UX on the HP series 200.
867:
868: Entered: 1/31/86
869:
870: Steven C. Simmons
871: 9353 Hidden Lake Circle
872: Dexter, MI. 48130
873: 313-426-8981 home
874: 313-769-4086 office
875: Internet: [email protected]
876: UUCP: ...!sharkey!lokkur!scs
877:
878: Gnu software: bison, flex, gcc, etc. Experience porting to BSD4.3
879: Vaxes, Suns, Gould, some System V hosts. No MS-DOS.
880:
881: Rates: If all you need is a piece of source will gladly supply it
882: gratis if local call, at cost for long distance or tape (bring me a
883: blank). Can make std tar magtape or Sun cartridges. Advice is
884: free to a point. Compiling, porting, customizing: $65.00/hr plus
885: phone charges for offsite work, onsite rates negotiable.
886:
887: Professional Data: Currently administrator of a large UNIX shop in
888: Ann Arbor, MI. Maintain and support a variety of PD and
889: freely redistributable software on a variety of hosts.
890:
891: Entered: 5 June 1989
892:
893: Lynn R. Slater <[email protected]>
894: 4433 Inyo Ct
895: Fremont Ca 94528. (415) 796-4149
896: Emacs: Ada, X11, Lisp, interfaces to subordinate shell processes.
897: Prefer that work I do becomes part of the official Free
898: Software Foundation distribution.
899:
900: Rate: Free for good cause, otherwise task- and time-dependent.
901:
902: Entered: 2/21/89
903:
904: Small Business Systems, Inc.
905: Box 17220, Route 104
906: Smithfield, RI 02917
907: (401) 273-4669
908:
909: Principal Contact: [email protected] (Michael P. Deignan, President)
910: Secondary Contact: [email protected] (Cole C. Calistra, *NIX Systems Manager)
911:
912: Packages: All GNU Packages
913:
914: Services: training (singular or classroom environments)
915: Offered: user support (varied levels, including on-site & 24 hour "on call")
916: customization
917: installation
918: troubleshooting
919: you-name-it
920:
921: Rates: up to $75/hr.
922:
923: Notes: Services limited to Southeastern New England area (Route 128/93 in
924: MA and points south & east.) Will provide support into CT, only
925: as far west as Groton/New London area. (Anything beyond these
926: boundaries strains the acceptable level of user support we attempt
927: to maintain.)
928: Entered: 9/19/90
929:
930: Richard M. Stallman <[email protected]>
931: UUCP: {mit-eddie,ucbvax,uunet,harvard,uw-beaver}!ai.mit.edu!rms
932: 545 Tech Sq, Rm 430
933: Cambridge, MA 02139
934:
935: Emacs: anything whatever
936:
937: Rates: $6/min or $250/hr.
938:
939: Is anyone interested in courses in using or extending GNU Emacs?
940:
941: Original inventor of Emacs and main author of GNU Emacs and GCC.
942:
943: Entered: 5/24/90
944:
945: Jonathan Stone <[email protected]> (uunet!vuwcomp!jonathan)
946:
947: Experience:
948: GNU Emacs:5 years on both Unix and VMS, in academic
949: and commercial environments: porting, user handholding, elisp programming,
950: termcap hacking, troubleshooting, VMS debugging.
951: GCC: 18 month gcc installation,use,bugfixing, porting
952: (gcc/gdb/almost gas port to Pyramid CPU; bootstrapped 1.22 on
953: vms, but not as nicely as Kashtan.)
954:
955: Fee: $NZ 130/hr + expenses; negotiable.
956:
957: Entered: 4 July 1989
958:
959: Earl Stutes <[email protected]>
960: 223 Drakes Bay Ave.
961: Los Gatos, CA 95032
962: +1 (408) 356 6841
963:
964: Rate $3.00/min. or $90.00/hr.
965:
966: Installation and debug of all GNU software.
967: GNU emacs installation / troubleshooting.
968: emacs lisp programming.
969: 20 years of programming experience. Working with UNIX for the
970: last 10 years.
971:
972: Entered: 31 May 1989
973:
974: Bob Sutterfield <[email protected]>
975: <osu-cis!bob>
976: work: home:
977: Ohio State University CIS Dept
978: 2036 Neil Avenue 3542 Norwood Street
979: Columbus, Ohio 43210-1277 Columbus, Ohio 43224-3424
980: (614)292-7348 (614)267-7611
981:
982: Rates: $50/hr (negotiable) plus travel expenses
983:
984: Services: Installation, troubleshooting, and mild customization of
985: most GNU production and beta-test products; tutorials,
986: training, and handholding; general UNIX system and network
987: consulting.
988:
989: Entered: 2/21/89
990:
991: Kayvan Sylvan <[email protected]>
992: <[email protected]>
993: Transact Software, Inc.
994: 2672 Bayshore Parkway, Suite 700
995: Mountain View, CA 94043
996: Work: (415) 961-6112
997: Home: (408) 733-2650
998:
999: I will help you port, install and customize GNU Emacs, GCC, G++, bison,
1000: and other GNU tools on almost any architecture and operating system.
1001: Questions answered. GNU C and lisp hacking available.
1002:
1003: Rates: $30-$60/hour sliding scale. This is basically a flexible guideline.
1004:
1005: Experience: Many different Unix'es (2.9BSD to 4.3BSD, as well as AT&T System V
1006: and Xenix) on many different machines. Systems programming and administration
1007: on almost all these brands of Unix. Machines I've worked on include various
1008: PDP's, VAXen, SUN workstations, Altos 386, Plexus P60, among others.
1009: I can port anything to anything (within reason).
1010:
1011: Entered: 2/21/89
1012:
1013: James W. Thompson
1014: [email protected]
1015: uunet!sun.com!jthomp
1016: 17601 Preson Road, #274
1017: Dallas, Tx. 75252 USA
1018: +1 214-788-1951
1019:
1020: EMACS/GDB: installation, porting, troubleshooting, hand holding.
1021: Emacs elisp & C extensions and customization.
1022:
1023: GCC: porting, debugging, installation
1024:
1025: MIT X11R3: installation, porting
1026:
1027: SPECIALITIES: Convex, Vaxes and Suns. Can do VMS, not locally.
1028: Network setup and troubleshooting.
1029:
1030: EXPERIENCE: Have hacked many (10+) different architectures in C, lisp,
1031: & Fortran. Thurough understanding of BSD networking/NFS/RPC.
1032: Responsible for Convex port of GNU emacs, gdb, gcc. 8 years system
1033: 'mothering' experiance. Resume available on request.
1034:
1035: Rates: 30.00/hour + travel expenses. Free for non-profits.
1036:
1037: Revised: 5/29/90
1038:
1039: Leonard H. Tower Jr. <[email protected]>
1040: 36 Porter Street
1041: Somerville, MA 02143, USA
1042: +1 (617) 623-7739
1043:
1044: Will work on most GNU software.
1045: Installation, handholding, trouble shooting, extensions, teaching.
1046:
1047: Rates: 50.00/hour + travel expenses. Negotiable for non-profits.
1048:
1049: Experience: Have hacked on over a dozen architectures in many languages. Have
1050: system mothered several varieties of Unixes. Assisted rms with the front end
1051: of gcc and it's back-end support. Resume available on request.
1052:
1053: Entered: 07/19/88
1054:
1055: Jason Venner <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
1056: <[email protected]>
1057: 545 Pierce St. #2306
1058: Albany CA 94706 1046
1059: USA
1060: 415-525 2989
1061:
1062: The only gnu software I do not work on are the compilers and the debuggers.
1063: I have extensive experience with emacs (lisp and C) and C++ (via g++).
1064: I have some experience with X, primarily V11R3 at the C level.
1065: I have minimal experience with VMS.
1066:
1067: Rates: $100/hour for jobs < 8 hours (1 day), $70/hour for jobs
1068: < 5 days, $60 for long term jobs, for all rate schedules expenses extra
1069: Revised: 2/26/89
1070:
1071: Watchmaker Computing <[email protected]>
1072: P.O.Box 163, Kendall Square
1073: Cambridge, MA 02142
1074: email: [email protected]
1075:
1076: Emacs: We'll do GNUEmacs support, porting, bug fixing, and customizing.
1077: We also have specific expertise in:
1078: packages: GCC, G++, X11, Xt, InterViews, PERL, TeX, Epoch
1079: languages: C, C++, Lisp, most others; we learn quickly!
1080: Extensive experience coding for portability under UNIX.
1081: Typical rates $35-$150/hour; will telecommute (Internet or phone)
1082:
1083: Entered: 1/16/91
1084:
1085: Scott Weikart <[email protected]> (hplabs!cdp!scott)
1086: EMACS: user handholding, elisp programming and troubleshooting, porting
1087: 1944c University
1088: East Palo Alto, CA 94303
1089: (415) 322-9069
1090: I used ITS EMACS for 5 years and Gosling EMACS for 2 years
1091: I've written thousands of lines of TECO and thousands of lines of mlisp
1092: I've ported many programs to SysIII/SysV Unix
1093: Sliding scale rates, barter possible, lower rates for non-profits
1094:
1095: Entered: 1/30/86
1096:
1097: Chris Welty <[email protected]>
1098: RPI Computer Science Dept
1099: Troy, NY 12180
1100: 518-276-2816
1101:
1102: Services: questions, installation, etc for all GNU programs,
1103: especially emacs customization. Maintainer of the NYSERNet GNU src
1104: distribution site, containing all GNU programs. Primarily knowledge of
1105: Berkeley UNIX systems, especially Sun, but some limited expertise for
1106: other systems.
1107:
1108: Rates: Free to NYSERNet members, others by arrangement (generally not
1109: money but `Stingray' type barter...:)
1110:
1111: EMail correspondance preferred.
1112:
1113: Entered: 2/27/89
1114:
1115: Pace Willisson <[email protected]>
1116: uunet!blitz!pace
1117: Blitz Product Development Corporation
1118: 6 Hudson Street
1119: Somerville, MA 02143, USA
1120: (617) 625-3452
1121:
1122: Will work on any GNU software.
1123:
1124: Rates: $80.00/hour
1125:
1126: Experience: BS in Computer Science from MIT. 11 years working with C,
1127: Unix and Lisp Machines including compilation systems, networks, device
1128: drivers, demand paging systems, boot programs and window systems.
1129: Ported GDB to 80386. Designed COFF encapsulation scheme to run GNU
1130: linker output on System 5 kernels. Author of Unix "ispell".
1131:
1132: Updated: 10/27/90
1133:
1134: Name: Patrick Wood
1135: Company: Pipeline Associates, Inc.
1136: E-mail: {sun,motown,amdcad}!pipeline!phw
1137: Will help with: installing gcc, using gcc as cross-compiler and embedded
1138: system development, ditto for gnu binutils, help with 680x0 systems,
1139: unix security, unix internals, graphics, embedded systems programming.
1140: Fees: free for email (1-2 day turnaround); too busy for phone or direct
1141: consultation.
1142: Qualificatios: BS CS Purdue, MS CICE Michigan, 6 years Bell Labs (security,
1143: performance measurement/tuning, graphics, device drivers, embedded
1144: OS development), 5 years VP R&D Pipeline Associates, Inc. (graphics,
1145: PostScript, training, security auditing software, embedded systems
1146: programming, color print drivers, color separation, writing, editing).
1147: Used gcc and binutils for about two years now (starting with gcc 1.31)
1148: on VAX/Ultrix, Sony News, 386/ix, and embedded systems (Intel 960 and
1149: 68000). Modified gcc and binutils for cross development on 386 to
1150: 68000 embedded system. Wrote general-purpose peephole optimizer for
1151: assembly output of gcc.
1152: Entered: 9/19/90
1153:
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