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Melissa Wen: Get Ready to 2024 Linux Display Next Hackfest in A Coruña!17:37 We’re excited to announce the details of our upcoming 2024 Linux Display Next Hackfest in the beautiful city of A Coruña, Spain! This year’s hackfest will be hosted by Igalia and will take place from May 14th to 16th. It will be a gathering of minds from a diverse range of companies and open source projects, all coming together to share, learn, and collaborate outside the traditional conference f… Thomas Lange: Removing tens of thousands of web pages13:06 In January I've removed tens of thousands of web pages on www.debian.org. Have you noticed it? In the past From 1997 onwards, we had web pages for security announcements. We had to manually prepare a .data and a .wml file which then generated a web page for each security announcement (DSA or DLA). We have listed the 6 most recent messages in a short list that was created from these files. Most of… Sven Hoexter: vym - view your mind4.května Had a need for a mindmapping application and found view your mind in the archive. Works but the version is a bit rusty. Sadly my Debian packaging skills are a bit rusty as well, especially when it comes to bigger GUI applications. Thus I spent a good chunk of yesterday afternoon to rip out cdbs and package the last source release on github which is right now 2.9.22 (the release branch already has 2.9.27, still sorting that out). Git repository and a amd64 build of the current state. It still de… Colin Watson: Playing with rich3.května One of the things I do as a side project for Freexian is to work on various bits of business automation: accounting tools, programs to help contributors report their hours, invoicing, that kind of thing. While it’s not quite my usual beat, this makes quite a good side project as the tools involved are mostly rather sensible and easy to deal with (Python, git, ledger , that sort of thing) and it’s… Bits from Debian: Bits from the DPL3.května Hi, Keeping my promise for monthly bits, here's a quick snapshot of my first ten days as DPL. Special thanks to Jonathan for an insightful introduction that left less room for questions. His introduction covered my first tasks like expense approval and CTTE member appointments thoroughly. Although I made a visible oversight by forgetting to exclude Simon McVittie from the list, whose term has end… Paul Wise: FLOSS Activities April 20242.května Focus This month I didn't have any particular focus. I just worked on issues in my info bubble. Changes SWH web interface: ensure deliberate forge type selection Debian BTS usertags: fixed Python 2.13, reproducible builds, time_t, sysadmin, porter, archive admin usertags Debian wiki pages: ContinuousIntegration/GUI , Hardware/Wanted , PamLastlog2 , Ports/riscv64 Issues Conffile removal needed in thermald Broken symlink in libntlm Features in diffoscope , systemd-cron ( 1 2 3 4 ) Warnings in lit… Bits from Debian: Debian welcomes the 2024 GSOC contributors/students2.května We are very excited to announce that Debian has selected seven contributors to work under mentorship on a variety of projects with us during the Google Summer of Code . Here are the list of the projects, students, and details of the tasks to be performed. Project: Android SDK Tools in Debian Student: anuragxone Deliverables of the project: Make the entire Android toolchain, Android Target Platfor… Dirk Eddelbuettel: RcppInt64 0.0.5 on CRAN: Minor Maintenance2.května The new-ish package RcppInt64 (announced last fall in this post , with three small updates following) arrived on CRAN yesterday as relase 0.0.5. RcppInt64 collects some of the previous conversions between 64-bit integer values in R and C++, and regroups them in a single package. It offers two interfaces: both a more standard as() converter from R values along with its companions wrap() to return to R, as well as more dedicated functions ‘from’ and ‘to’. This release addresses an new nag from CR… Bits from Debian: Infomaniak First Platinum Sponsor of DebConf241.května We are pleased to announce that Infomaniak has committed to sponsor DebConf24 as a Platinum Sponsor . Infomaniak is an independent cloud service provider recognised throughout Europe for its commitment to privacy, the local economy and the environment. Recording growth of 18% in 2023, the company is developing a suite of online collaborative tools and cloud hosting, streaming, marketing and event… Antoine Beaupré: Tor migrates from Gitolite/GitWeb to GitLab1.května Note: I've been awfully silent here for the past ... (checks notes) oh dear, 3 months! But that's not because I've been idle, quite the contrary, I've been very busy but just didn't have time to write about anything. So I've taken it upon myself to write something about my work this week, and published this post on the Tor blog which I copy here for a broader audience. Let me know if you like this or not. Tor has finally completed a long migration from legacy Git infrastructure ( Gitolite and G… Guido Günther: Free Software Activities April 20241.května A short status update of what happened on my side last month. Maintenance and code review keep to be the top time sinks (in a positive way). phosh Release phosh 0.37.1 Release phosh 0.38.0 Be more generous in the gnome-session versions we support: Merge Request Improve notification timestamps for translations: Merge Request Improve test coverage a bit: Merge Request Improve introspection data and… Colin Watson: Free software activity in April 20241.května My Debian contributions this month were all sponsored by Freexian. I’m trying to get back into bugs.debian.org administration, so I spent some time catching up on my owner@bugs.debian.org mailbox and answering a number of support requests there. I fixed a regression I’d introduced last year where groff’s PDF output had invalid date headers, both upstream and in Debian . I released man-db 2.12.1 .… Matthew Palmer: The Mediocre Programmer's Guide to Rust1.května Me: “Hi everyone, my name’s Matt, and I’m a mediocre programmer.” Everyone: “Hi, Matt.” Facilitator: “Are you an alcoholic, Matt?” Me: “No, not since I stopped reading Twitter.” Facilitator: “Then I think you’re in the wrong room.” Yep, that’s my little secret – I’m a mediocre programmer. The definition of the word “hacker” I most closely align with is “someone who makes furniture with an axe”. I write simple, straightforward code because trying to understand complexity makes my head hurt. Whic… Russ Allbery: Review: To Each This World1.května Review: To Each This World , by Julie E. Czerneda Publisher: DAW Copyright: November 2022 ISBN: 0-7564-1543-8 Format: Kindle Pages: 676 To Each This World is a standalone science fiction novel. Henry m'Yama t'Nowak is the Arbiter of New Earth. This is somewhat akin to a president, but only in very specific ways. Henry's job is to deal with the Kmet. New Earth was settled by slower-than-light colony ship from old Earth, our Earth. It is, so far as they know, the last of humanity in the universe.… |
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