16 Feb, 2008
Today I’ve spent some hours to write a very “quick and dirty” python script to create some automatic statistics to show how Fedora ambassadors grow up fast.
For the moment script produce a simple command separated value file, useful to be opened with OpenOffice and make some charts.
Here you are a simple chart that shows number of ambassadors during last 10 months.
The script (for the moment) produce a table with months as rows and world area as columns. It takes data from fedora wiki.
Here you are some examples:

And here you are a chart only for South Europe Area:

As soon as possible I’ll write some classes to produce chart directly, without need to pass through OpenOffice, and (of course) put all scripts online. 
11 Feb, 2008
RHCA is one of the most interesting certification I’ve never seen in information technology marketplace. To pass all exams you’ve got to DO what you have to know, not only make a check into multiple choice questions.
It was hard, but I’m happy because yesterday I received the result of my last exam: passed!
Today, I am RHCA!

For the first time I think to have a “valid” certification to show my own skills In Italy it’s pretty unusual. University degrees, certifications and so on are usually not related to practically experiences: you can have a master degree in information technology or computer science without know how using your mouse…
Changing this point of view is hard, but I think it’s not impossible. RHCA is a reality. I hope other companies will follow RedHat way. I think it’s the right way.
7 Feb, 2008
An entire night dedicated to Fedora next February, 19th!
The event is organized in collaboration with LOLUG (Lodi Linux User Group). After a short introduction about Fedora, we’re going to talk about:
- How does fedora live? The community behind fedora
- How does fedora work? Building Processes and Tools to deploy and deliver fedora

Here you are some links to obtain more information about where and where:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraEvents/FedoraByNight
http://www.lodi.linux.it/
Enjoy! 