Welcome to Will Andrews' FreeBSD.org home. I've been working on FreeBSD since 1999. A major project I started and led for several years is KDE/FreeBSD, in July 2000. I became a FreeBSD developer on March 20, 2000. A while later, I became a founding member of the Ports Manager Team (portmgr). I have mentored 12 other FreeBSD ports committers, including one who served on portmgr. I have also been a minor KDE developer (handle will@kde.org) since September 12, 2001, although my involvement has been limited to occasional FreeBSD-related fixes. I left portmgr on November 29, 2004, to focus on the kernel and some other interests. I graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering degree on December 19, 2004. Ever since, I've been working a day job, and it has sucked most of my time. I eventually resigned my ports commit bit on September 1, 2006, but retain my src commit bit.

Obviously, this is not my real homepage. I keep all my actual work here.

My current projects include (in no particular order):

• Fix bugs and implement desirable/cool/useful stuff in the userland.
• Improve the kernel in any way I can, preferably in storage or networking.

Last modified on March 23, 2007.