The DragonFly Team

Like many open source projects, DragonFly is a technical project that uses a team of geographically separated people. There are no restrictions on who can contribute or how you can contribute, other than peer standards. Listed here are some of the people who have made this project possible.

Project Leader:
Matthew Dillon is known for creating the DICE C compiler on the Amiga, and later co-founding BEST Internet in San Francisco. Matt has also contributed code to the FreeBSD project and the Linux kernel for systems such as VM and NFS.

Matt is the founder of the DragonFly BSD project. Matt is also the principal code contributor to DragonFly, and supports the website and other online resources for this project. He has been working on or completed DragonFly projects such as variant symlinks, MPIPE, the slab allocator, the namecache, LWKT, the 'live CD', AMD64 work, and much more, including coordination on projects other contributors have submitted.

Contributors:
Many individuals have stepped up to contribute various pieces of code, documentation, ideas, and feedback to the DragonFly project. Here's a partial list.

NameArea of Interest/Contribution
Joe Angrisano The DragonFly Mascot Artwork
Nuno Antunes Mostly networking (commit access)
Peter Avalos code cleanup (commit access)
Víctor Balada Díaz Anything and Everything (commit access)
Joshua Coombs Sun Grid Engine
Noritoshi Demizu Networking (commit access)
Craig Dooley K&R to ANSI function cleanup, __P() removal, gcc3 building
Liam J. Foy Code cleanness and userland utilities (commit access)
Robert Garrett RCNG, system installation tool (commit access)
Jeffrey Hsu TCP/IP, parallelizing the network stack (commit access)
Douwe Kiela Code cleanness and standards conformation
Emiel Kollof NVIDIA binary driver port override, misc kernel stuff, software porting.
Kip Macy Checkpointing
Andre Nathan Code cleanup, 'route show'
Michael Neumann Misc (commit access)
Thomas Nikolajsen Networking, documentation (commit access)
Eirik Nygaard Code cleanness and userland utilities (commit access)
Max Okumoto usr.bin/make (commit access)
Hiten Pandya Anything and Everything (commit access)
Chris Pressey Janitorial work, Installer (commit access)
Jeremy C. Reed Pkgsrc, documentation (commit access)
David Rhodus ACPI, ATAng, security upgrades, NFS, tinderbox builds (commit access)
Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven Regression testing, algorithm testing, subsystems (PCI, USB, AGP, UDF, ISO9660, etc), compiler and utilities. (commit access)
Galen Sampson LWKT port to userland
Hiroki Sato IPv6, KAME integration, i18n framework and documentation, mirror in Japan (AllBSD) (commit access)
Matthias Schmidt Anything and Everything (commit access)
Simon 'corecode' Schubert Mirror in Germany, daily snapshots (commit access)
Gregory Neil Shapiro Sendmail (commit access)
Justin Sherrill Secretarial work, documentation, website cleanup (commit access)
Jörg Sonnenberger Anything and Everything except web site (commit access)
Thomas E. Spanjaard kernel work, NATA (commit access)
Joseph A. Talbott Kernel, SMP, and vkernel (commit access)
Hasso Tepper Networking and device drivers (commit access)
Scott Ullrich Installer (commit access)
Sascha Wildner Syscons driver, code cleanness and userland utilities. (commit access)
Todd Willey Pkgsrc
David Xu 1:1 Threading library (commit access)
YONETANI Tomokazu device drivers (ACPI, ServeRAID, etc), fixing minor build problems, testing patches (commit access)
Sepherosa Ziehau Networking (commit access)
Yonghong Yan AMD64 port (commit access)
Nicolas Thery (nth) Kernel and userland utilities (commit access)