Linux, musical road-dogging, and daily life by Paul W. Frields
 
Holiday break 2014.

Holiday break 2014.

Like many people who celebrate holidays around this time of year, I’m taking some vacation time to spend with family and friends. This time helps me relax and recharge for the next year, which promises to be full of energy and new challenges. That’s especially important in a fast paced environment like working at Red Hat.

Quite a few of the Fedora Engineering team members, like me, are taking vacation time. They’ll be at varying levels of connection, so don’t be surprised if it takes longer to reach someone than usual. For example, I’ll be mostly away from the keyboard, visiting family or picking up some musical pursuits. I’ve encouraged our team to use the Fedora vacation calendar, so you know who might not be around. I’m starting my time off after today, and will return to duty Monday, January 5, 2015. (Wow, 2015 still sounds weird to me.)

I hope everyone in the Fedora community has a peaceful and joyous holiday season, and a happy and successful New Year!