Interview on Linux Journal

Wednesday, August 17. 2005

I've been interviewed by LinuxJournal this week. The interview is about some Open Source projects in Jordan, and my involvement in PHP. I must say I'm really honored to be interviewed by LJ.

I thank from all of my heart Tom Adelstein who during this interview not all became someone I enjoy talkin' to, but a real close friend. I'm honored that I know Tom, I'm learning alot from him every singel day. I'd like to also thank abdelqader Jaradat & Steffen Macke for their extraordinary help by providing me information about BMFO.

Your feedback is highly appreciated.

Read the Interview.

Posted by Ammar Ibrahim in PHP, Jordan, Personal, Open Source & Free software at 19:28 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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This is awesome Ammar. Way to go ya bnayee...

Linux Journal is the first thing I pick at my local Barnes and Noble and Linux in Government is a column that I bookmarked a couple of times. I will be looking for the print version of the interview.

bas shoo bil nesbeh la "the best of humanity"?

#1 jameed (Homepage) on 2005-08-17 20:46 (Reply)

wow ammar, you are an offical source on this stuff.

mabrook meet elf mabrook!

#2 Linda (Homepage) on 2005-08-18 10:06 (Reply)

Looks great man.. you really make us all proud.. but.. I couldn't stop myself from laughing at:
"Ammar Ibrahim represents the best of humanity. At 23, he seems to have more than a life-time of experience and wisdom to share. He also represents a hope for the future. I easily can imagine him functioning as an emissary or poster boy for a world that works for everyone."

Man you are a poster boy !! it seems that he didn't give a good look at you :p

#3 Isam Bayazidi (Homepage) on 2005-08-18 15:16 (Reply)

Hi there

I'm currently doing some research for my Masters about blogging in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. Ive just designed a questionare and would be grateful if you could fill it in. It only takes about 8 minutes.
All your responses and any comments will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. The results of this research should be very exciting and, by the end of august, I will be sharing them with everyone. If you have questions at any time about the survey or the procedures, you may contact, myself, Maha Taki on +44(0)7916161035 or email me at the email mahataki@gmail.com.

My survey closes on the 20th August.
Ive had the fewest respondents from Jordan, so if you could please pass the word, that would be great.

Start with the survey now by clicking

Click Here to take the survey

#4 Maha (Homepage) on 2005-08-18 19:16 (Reply)

Iyas, teslam yaba, kollo min zou2ak.

Linda, allah ybarek feeky

thanks

Isam, hehe, I better start body building to be a poster boy. Thanks man for founding JoLUG, you initiated the opensource community in Jordan

#5 Ammar Ibrahim (Homepage) on 2005-08-18 20:40 (Reply)

Ammar,
sorry to add a reply publically, but i am trying to get your email without much luck.. would you please email me i have some questions about open source.

thank you..
alma (yazan's friend)

#6 alma on 2005-08-19 13:01 (Reply)

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