Name: Oliver Knorr E-Mail: olk@johann.nbg.sub.org Directory: texmf Fax: +49 (9 21) 85 15 66 Address: Nibelungenstraße 47 95444 Bayreuth Germany Technical data: Born: On December 9th, 1971 in Bayreuth, Germany Weight: light-weight Height: sufficient Hair: about to fall out Visual error: enormous (the glasses on the portrait image are deceiving - I do also wear contact lenses below them) Computing career: 1979: First contact with a PET 2001, the mischief begins 1987: Purchased the first Amiga 1991: Started studying computer science, currently fighting with the second part of the graduation exams Likes: sporting - only in netsurfing organized - in the Amiga Modula and Oberon Club (AMOK) culturally interested - sometimes there are good movies in the cinemas meditating - is how the Amiga sometimes presents itself when programming amateurish - splattering innocent paper with an airbrush no more time - for producing strange video clips awarded with a prize - at several masquerades (look at the second photo) Projects: Amiga zip code book quip - QWK compatible message reader CatCompMO - catalogue compiler for M2Amiga and Amiga Oberon MultiPrintGUI - graphical user interface for the program "MultiPrint" Oberon User Interface - class library for AmigaOS applications PasTeX installation on the Meeting Pearls III and IV ... as well as a couple of other projects in my mind or in the works Hardware: Hewlett Packard 22S pocket calculator: 371 Bytes available memory. Commodore PET 2001: the original, with built-in datasette, green monitor and the "special" keyboard. A3000: Expansion boards: Cyberstorm Mk. II, Cybervision 64, A2065 ethernet, Vector Connection multi-I/O Memory: 32 MB Fast-RAM, 2 MB Chip-RAM, 1 GB hard disk drive Peripherals: EIZO F550i-W 17" display, ZyXEL ISDN terminal adapter and modem, Kyocera FS-400 page printer SCSI subsystem: Plextor 4Plex CD-ROM drive, Insite Floptical 20 MB floppy disk drive, Hewlett-Packard C1533A DDS-2 tape drive, internal speakers This is johann, my all-purpose computer. It is mainly used for programming (preferably in Oberon-2), for communications (Mail, News, Internet, Fax, ...) and for delightful hours with LaTeX and friends.
Picture 1: Portrait End of 1992Picture 2: In carnival disguise with my girl friend Sabine
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