Hi,
you should have noticed that we have next wednesday a small event
"openSUSE celebrates XMas" which is public.
We have three talks:
1. openSUSE 11.2 in Action - how eases 11.2 my daily computer live?
This is a talk for beginners showing that 11.2 has many benefits for
daily computer use, Keywords Desktop, Software Management, Internet,
whatever.
2. Imaging with Free Software - showing gimp and other tricky stuff
by the example of ancient city plans - held by Jürgen Weigert.
3. Jump in to openSUSE - how can I help the project, not only as
a developer.
As you realize there is not yet a name at talk 1. and 3., we need
a presenter for each. So who is volunteering? Note that both talks
should be around 30 minutes, preferably held in german, otherwise
english.
So jump up!
Thanks,
Klaas
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Moin,
as discussion just starts on the FOSDEM ml about the distro summit please make
sure you're subscribed to the ml and add your thoughts and feedback:
http://lists.fosdem.org/mailman/listinfo/dist2010
Thanks
M
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Friends,
in our agile adventure we should not forget that so called
Retrospectivas are also part of the game. No Indiana Jones
without rope bridge ;-) The retrospective is a kind of
reflection meeting were we will discuss what happend so far
and what we better should change.
We will do that next week, Henne, could you please resevere
at least two hours on the schedule for that?
To make most out of the time I'd like to give you a little
homework: Please sit down everybody and anwer three questions
which are
* what has worked out well which we should point out?
* What should better be changed?
* What is still difficult or not solved at all?
For me it was usefull to answer these questions along the
three areas
- our sprinting so far, the results and the teaming
- our agile process in general
- practices and tools
I know you all love these kind of activities as I do but all
literature says that retrospecitves are one of the most important
activities in agile. And we all know that reflecting of the own
doing is key...
Don't louse up your weekend with this homework (I know I have
to tell you that ;-) but please be prepared although this is
short notice...
Thanks,
Klaas
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[AMBER]
- still working on bug#539521 - fix for factory/11.2 ready,
need to verify on older distros (not possible in virtualized
environment, it seems)
[GREEN]
- work on packaging freemedforms with openSUSE Medical Project
- fix #527742 (SLE11-SP1)
- Contrib: update/accept update requests: grsync, gparted, surl
- attended wiki-team IRC meeting
- discussions and preparing for board election
- migrated sxkeeper to gitorious, switched installation
- processed video of henne's + klaas' boosters talk
- fixed webclient bugs
- wrote capistrano deployment script for the webclient
- switched webclient deployment to git
Greetings
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[GREEN]
- created build-service branch which uses apotomo widgets
- http://gitorious.org/~stick/opensuse/build-service-apotomo/
- replaced involved users in project/package with widget
- replaced title/description in project/package with widgets
- hit some strange errors in ActiveXML, serialization fixed by coolo
- updated some packages in X11:xfce and Contrib
- proposed Build Service talk to CZOSUG Dev Conf in February
- CZOSUG = Czech OpenSolaris User Group ;-)
- expat: security fix
- updated quagga for SLE11-SP1
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Best Regards / S pozdravom,
Pavol RUSNAK SUSE LINUX, s.r.o
openSUSE Boosters Team Lihovarska 1060/12
PGP 0xA6917144 19000 Praha 9, CR
prusnak[at]suse.cz http://www.suse.cz
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[GREEN]
- prepared and moderated openSUSE MA-Box give out meeting
Nice meeting with internal "openSUSE 11.2 bashing" - fun :)
- RD OPS MGMT "offsite" continued, worked out how we collaborate
in the department and gathered some overall objectives for each
group in the department.
Constructive day with good outcome for the Boosters.
- people management stuff
- Hermes: Minor improvements and fixes, some deployed, some not yet.
- more packaging practice
- much more other stuff...
regards,
Klaas
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[green]
- worked on git migration
- worked on factory.o.o
- sent my kw48 work report on late tuesday,
so there is little to report in kw49
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[GREEN]
- working on bnc#557669
- being hit by bnc#561326
- gave up trying to resurrect my machine
- reinstallation
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What I did last week:
- announce GUADEC location
- released some tarballs for GNOME 2.29.3
- a looooot of GNOME packaging, with some specific attention to various
issues (like the new accessibility stack, which requires some
migration)
- investigated more the "gdm blocks shutdown" bug on 11.2 (bnc#540482).
Pretty sure it's not a bug with gdm/ConsoleKit now, but with chvt.
- filed some features for 11.3, to extract information from my brain
- caught up with clarity
What I plan to do this week:
- some GNOME Foundation stuff (we have an advisory board meeting)
- finish the GNOME packaging (I'm seeing the end of the tunnel)
- encourage some discussion about a potential update to GNOME 2.28.2 in
11.2 (apparently, the maintenance team is not opposed to the idea).
That would fix tons of bugs.
- go back to the squad work
What has been blocking me:
- there was way too much GNOME packaging to do. It usually doesn't take
that long to update packages, but that happens when we do not follow
closely the upstream releases (and of course, if you add some new
build failures in the mix).
Note: I'll be working from Paris for the second half of the week.
Vincent
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