Søren Lund
I am a versatile IT consultant with more than twenty-five years of professional experience. I have a wide range of competencies and like new challenges.
Professionally, and in somewhat prioritized order, I'm an AWS Solution Architect, a DevOps Engineer, a Full Stack Developer, a Computer generalist, a Linux User, a Perl Monger, a Pythonista, an Emacs Evangelist, and a Java Developer.
Codeberg
I host all my public Git repositories on Codeberg. Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led organization that aims to help free and open-source projects prosper by giving them a safe and friendly home. My repositories are a mixed bag of experiments, tools I've written for myself, and configurations for tools I use.
Example Repositories
I have several repositories with so-called dotfiles, i.e., configuration files. I've named them with a dot- prefix:
- dot-bash — I'm still using Bash and have written a somewhat big and dynamic configuration for it.
- dot-cmd — I sometimes have to work on Windows, hence I've created a configuration for the Command Prompt
- dot-emacs — I spend most of my working time in Emacs and I've been doing that for almost thirty years, hence the configuration is big and might have some idiosyncrasies due to its age.
- dot-gitconfig — I, like most developers/projects, am using Git for version control. Configuration isn't that big or complex.
- dot-tmux-conf — I often work remotely in a terminal and then tmux is indispensable.
- dot-vim — I have a minimal configuration for vim for when Emacs isn't available, e.g., on servers or in Git Bash for Windows.
The image below was generated by running the mandelbrot-gd.pl script from my mandelbrot repository.
