User:EricWilhelm - Revision history

GigaClon: EricWilhelm moved to User:EricWilhelm

GigaClon — Wed, 05 Jul 2006 02:56:55 GMT

EricWilhelm moved to User:EricWilhelm

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EricWilhelm: uberconverter is now vectorsection

EricWilhelm — Wed, 26 Apr 2006 19:32:37 GMT

uberconverter is now vectorsection

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	Inkscape user and open-source CAD/graphics developer. I have been producing, tracking, and contributing to multiple open-source projects ~~over the past 5~~ years. Primarily focussed on CAD and engineering, I started [http://scratchcomputing.com/ Scratch Computing] and the [[~~UberConverter~~]] project as a way to build solid foundations for other developers so that open-source software can be more easily built on standards while also staying connected to the commonly used data formats of the proprietary software world.		Inkscape user, Perl/Python/Ruby hacker, and open-source CAD/graphics/engineering software developer. I have been producing, tracking, and contributing to multiple open-source projects for several years. Primarily focussed on CAD and engineering, I started [http://scratchcomputing.com/ Scratch Computing] and the [[VectorSection]] project as a way to build solid foundations for other developers so that open-source software can be more easily built on standards while also staying connected to the commonly used data formats of the proprietary software world.

Conversion script: link fix

Conversion script — Sun, 22 Jan 2006 02:32:59 GMT

link fix

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Inkscape user and open-source CAD/graphics developer. I have been producing, tracking, and contributing to multiple open-source projects over the past 5 years. Primarily focussed on CAD and engineering, I started [http://scratchcomputing.com/ Scratch Computing] and the [[UberConverter]] project as a way to build solid foundations for other developers so that open-source software can be more easily built on standards while also staying connected to the commonly used data formats of the proprietary software world.