The person
behind the terminal.
I'm DeWayne Bush — a technology professional with over 15 years of experience working in enterprise environments across product management, program delivery, agile transformation, and technical operations. Vintage64TX is where I take that professional background and apply it to something more direct: helping regular people and small businesses get what they actually need from technology, without the runaround.
The Linux side started because I kept seeing perfectly functional hardware get abandoned — not because it was broken, but because Microsoft drew a line in the sand with Windows 11 requirements. A machine that booted fine on Monday shouldn't end up in a landfill on Friday because a TPM chip is the wrong version. I started doing conversions to give that hardware a second life, and the results were consistent enough that it became a real service.
The website side came from working with small business owners who were paying platform fees every month for sites they didn't fully understand and couldn't fully control. Static HTML isn't a new idea — it's actually the original idea — and for most small business sites, it's still the right one. Fast, secure, no monthly software bill, and you own the files outright.
I'm based in Fort Worth, TX. I work on a small number of projects at a time so the quality doesn't slip. If I'm not the right fit for what you need, I'll tell you that too.
"15+ years of technology leadership, applied without the enterprise overhead."
The professional record.
Enterprise-grade background — applied at the right scale for small business work.
Cloud & AWS
AWS cloud practitioner training. Experience deploying and managing applications in cloud environments.
Agile — CSPO & CSM
Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) and Certified Scrum Master (CSM). 12+ years running agile delivery teams.
Security — CompTIA
CompTIA Security+ certification. Security-first approach applied to every Linux configuration and website build.
ITIL 4 Foundation
ITIL 4 certified. Service management discipline baked into how projects are scoped and delivered.
LPI Linux Essentials
Linux Professional Institute certified. Hands-on Linux administration across multiple distributions.
M.S. — Information Technology Management
Graduate degree in IT Management. Strategic and operational view of technology in business environments.
Where the experience came from.
15+ years across tech, agile delivery, and enterprise product management.
Lead Technical Program Manager & Scrum Master
Led cross-functional delivery teams across large-scale infrastructure and product programs. Owned roadmap alignment, risk management, and sprint execution for enterprise-level initiatives.
Principal Product Owner / Business Analyst
Defined product vision and backlog strategy for internal platforms. Translated business requirements into delivery-ready epics and user stories across multiple agile teams.
Senior Product Owner
Owned product roadmaps for customer-facing and internal tools. Ran stakeholder alignment, sprint reviews, and prioritization against shifting business priorities.
Senior Business Analyst
Requirements gathering, process documentation, and gap analysis across enterprise systems. Liaison between technical teams and non-technical stakeholders.
Customer Program Manager / BRL
Managed client-facing programs and business relationship management. Built the operational and communication habits that still run every client engagement today.
Common questions.
Do you service computers outside of DFW?
Linux conversions require an in-person drop-off in the DFW area — hardware work has to be done hands-on. Website projects are fully remote and available anywhere in the country.
What does a flat-fee quote actually mean?
It means the price is set before any work starts, and it doesn't change. No hourly clock running in the background, no extra charges at pickup. If scope changes after we've agreed on a price, we talk about it first — nothing gets added silently.
Do I need technical knowledge to work with you?
No. I translate the technical side into plain language, explain the tradeoffs, and make sure you know what you're getting before anything is agreed. If I use a term that doesn't make sense, ask — that's what I'm here for.
Tell me what you're working with.
No commitment, no hard sell. A quick message is all it takes to find out whether I'm the right fit.
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