Hey,
I love hermes mails, but I would love them even more if the mails for
one request where all grouped in a thread.
So here's my completely untested attempt for this (and I'm not sure I'm
still fluent in perl, so there might be some stupid errors). Is there
any way to easily test this kind of things?
Cheers,
Vincent
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Hi!
This has been discussed somehow but without any conclusion. Current
versioning scheme is confusing and does not make sense (now that we are
not syncing releases with SLE). If we are willing to change this we
should come up with some proposals and let the community decide. Ideas?
I came up with this one: name the next release openSUSE 12 (not 12.0)
and continue normally (13, 14). Also make the codenames (present in
/etc/issue atm) more prominent and also market them (like openSUSE 12 Moss).
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I'm late, I'm late...
Week 23:
+ had a good chat with Klaas
+ went to LinuxTag. It was great, and many things happened there. I
pushed everything to
http://www.vuntz.net/journal/post/2010/06/30/LinuxTag-2010%3A-Attack-of-the…!
+ I was happy to come back home with some Geeko. My life is much better
now.
Week 24:
+ the main focus was to fix last-minute bugs for 11.3, so I worked on a
few of them and help the community work on more
+ I managed to take a full day to fix the applications menu structure
in GNOME, only to realize afterwards that it was too late for RC1. Oh
well, it will be in Factory after 11.3 is out.
+ worked with upstream F-Spot people a bit, and created a project for
upstream in the build service: GNOME:Apps:F-Spot. The goal is to let
them easily ship packages for their stable and unstable branches,
ideally for more than just openSUSE. If anybody wants to help make
the packages build for distros != openSUSE, help is welcome.
+ participated in the strategy discussion
Week 25:
+ kept fixing bugs for 11.3
+ had a meeting and many mails exchange to prepare the Novell/openSUSE
presence at GUADEC, and shared the knowledge with other people going
there. We should have a SUSE Studio Kiosk there, but it's much more
complicated than I thought to make this happen...
+ standup meeting during France's last game ;-)
+ released GNOME 2.30.2, our last 2.30.x release. This was relatively
smooth, which is good since it's a stable release.
+ hacked some upstream code to get it more 3.0-ready. We're trying to
move a lot of code to GTK+ 3, but there's some nasty code in
gnome-panel which makes things difficult. Also started thinking about
how this will be fun once we start getting GTK+ 3 in openSUSE...
+ participated in my last GNOME Foundation Board meeting as a board
member, and prepared the transition with the new board. I'll still be
active there until GUADEC to make sure the transition is smooth (new
board officially starts on July 1st, but we want to have a transition
until the face-to-face meeting at GUADEC)
- posted the GNOME Speaker Guidelines, among other board-related
activities: http://live.gnome.org/CodeOfConduct/SpeakerGuidelines
+ participated in the strategy discussion
What has been blocking/annoying me:
+ too many important bugs are reported after RC1. This is not normal.
My guess is that people are waiting for RC1 to test openSUSE, but
it's much too late and it leaves no time to fix bugs. I don't know
how we can change this, though :/
What I will work on this week:
+ GNOME 2.31.4
+ last fixes for 11.3
+ look at the maintenance team
+ look if I have everything needed to do a screencast about GNOME Shell
to demo that once 11.3 is out
Vincent
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[GREEN]
- various 11.3 finishing touches (translation updates, artwork minor fixes,
etc.)
- KDE repo reorganization (http://en.opensuse.org/KDE/RepositoryRenaming) is
almost sorted out, more clear structure and purpose, community members will
get more involved with maintaing the repos (well, that's at least the plan)
- had a bit too much of healthy movement that made movement or even just
sitting quite challenging by the end of the week :-/
[NEXT WEEK]
- prepare everything for Akademy and get there
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I spend my last week with:
* fixing small issues in Bento for Wordpress
* placing the 11.3 counter on Webpages
* making an openSUSE Conf. 2010 Poster
Cheers,
Robert
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[green]
- had two weeks very rainy but nice vacation with my family
[plan]
- openFATE sprint
- openSUSE Conf Organisation
- Midyear reviews
- Hermes stuff: Packaging, bugfixes
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Hi all.
- created an updated KDM theme
- strategy discussion
- started to work on a 'wide' counter banner (which is not as easy as
it seemed at first)
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Marcus
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What I did:
- wiki migration
- strategy discussion
What I plan to do:
- wiki migration
- strategy discussion
- prepare for OSSConf 2010 Zilina and go there!
- http://ossconf2010.soit.sk/
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What I did:
- preparations for my talks on conference in Zilina
- testing 11.3
- trying to follow strategy discussion from time to time
- very little of MySQL stuff
- a little bit of reading of the wiki and reviewing
What I plan to do:
- finish MySQL stuff
- work on wiki
- go to Zilina
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[amber]
- if klaas is on vacation, there is no one left I can win against ;(
[green]
- hackweek: worked on crashdb.opensuse.org/apport,
webui support for lnussel's project (see lizard.oo and [1])
for details), random distribution support and obs 2.0
screen cast
- various bug fixes for build service
- updated list of community repos according to 11.2
stats
- took a lot of time and energy to stay out of opensuse-project
discussion as much as I could
- released RC1, prepped the distribution for the final release,
will publish RC2 this week if everything goes well
- watched as many matches as I could
- added 11.3 to http://en.opensuse.org/Statistics, as usual the
live cd testing is much higher than with the finals, but 6793
installations a week are not bad for RC1 I assume
- fun discussions about kde 4.4.4 - it seems I'm still expert
in the "good & bad cop in one person" game.
- clean up of the patterns not to reference dropped packages.
- maintained the list of obsoleted packages and updated update
test cases (see http://w3.suse.de/~coolo/Paketlisten/lastlog)
- helped _javier to get kde-unstable-live to build against factory
- discussed with mls what we need in the backend to support a dash
board. Right now the O:F status is a good start, but takes too
long to calculate, so it's precached by a script. Not acceptable
for user's dashboard.
- reworked the api and webui test suite to avoid mocks, that made
testing harder. Now you can test almost everything in the test suite
- research in ruby coverage (http://w3.suse.de/~coolo/coverage/ for api)
- discussed with Lars how to help Bernhard to create automated QA videos
- brought pullin-fluendo back to life
[1] http://preview.tinyurl.com/2ch2sa5
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