Debian Project mourns the loss of Adrian von Bidder
The Debian Project has lost an active member of its community. Adrian von Bidder (cmot) died on April 17th.
Adrian was one of the founding members and current secretary of debian.ch, he sparked many ideas that made Debian Switzerland be what it is today. Adrian also actively maintained software in the Debian package archive, and represented the project at numerous events. Even to those, who haven't worked with him directly, he was well known for his sometimes thoughtful, sometimes funny blog posts.
Adrian founded the NTP Pool (crowd-sourced time synchronisation), which our project has since fully adopted.
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