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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Egbert's Week 37
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- XDS in Toulouse:
The format of XDS has changed from a conference into a group
discussion meeting. Very few well prepared talks have been
presented, people don't even bother to create slides any more.
Slides would give those who cannot participate an idea of
what went on.
The discussions covered:
- input layer: multitouch and gestures
- non-root X
- how to get DRM back into non-Linux OSes.
- review of the development process for the Xserver.
- if and which drivers to integrate back into the server.
- handling input events in separate threads -
this was not held as the presenter didn't return in time
from the girl he was chasing.
Another presenter was unable to attend at all because
his passport has ended up in the laundry.
Furthermore I had some discussions about patches I had
made recently.
- Work on upstreaming some kernel patches that had been
made for some enterprise products.
This Week:
- Spend two days at the tech sessions of Linux Kongress.
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Egbert's Week 38
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- Straighten up my office: I can finally get to my window again and open it,
yay!
- Attended the Tech Talks on Linux Kongress in Nuernberg:
Learned new things about
- tracing and profiling
- cgroups
- memory error handling
- porting software to IPv6
There also were interesting talks about virtualization as well as
talks about the implementation of a DECT stack and a GSM stack.
Also I met a lot of community people who I haven't seen for ages.
- Some work on sorting out patches interesting for upstreaming.
- Read thru KDE blogs regarding issues with OpenGL support in
open sourced DRI/X11 drivers.
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[amber]
- our infrastructure created a new problem every day and a
lot of time was spent on getting it up again ;(
[green]
- discussions around changing factory to sync more often and with
less updates. Decided to try some fancy flags - this eats up more of
my time, but it may help others. So I keep an eye on how much time
it really is and how much the situation improves.
- tried to collect facts about checkin process
- the usual pre-milestone submissions and reviews
- some experiments with build service monitor (mainly after hours though)
[this week]
- Next 11.4 milestone
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Hi,
I apparently forgot to send reports for previous weeks, apologies.
What I did during week 36:
- openSUSE 11.4:
- cleanup default install of GNOME (broken menu, split packages like
gnome-search-tool)
- fix important bugs in M1 (panel not visible, main menu missing,
etc.)
- lots of packaging update with pkgconfig() fun to add some GNOME 3
libraries to update gnome-shell
- investigate a replacement for gnomesu, mostly focusing on
gksu-polkit and pkexec. This is for
https://features.opensuse.org/305640. I need feedback from the
security team to know what's the best way forward, though.
- openSUSE:
- openSUSE conference meeting
- wrote a pdiff plugin for osc:
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-buildservice/2010-09/msg00087.html
- upstream:
- figured out who goes to the preparation meeting for the Desktop
Summit at the end of the month. Happy it's not me
- released new version of desktop-file-utils
What I did during week 37:
- openSUSE 11.4:
- updated GNOME to 2.31.92
- openSUSE:
- review GNOME legal & security bugs
- wrote a changetobranch plugin for osc. Need to send a mail about
it, but it's a convenience plugin for when a package is added to
Factory, and you need to create a real branch for it.
- interview with Henne about openSUSE Conference:
http://news.opensuse.org/2010/09/15/osc2010-sneak-peaks-vincent-untz-explai…
- GNOME team meeting
- review openSUSE board rules, with AJ
- openFATE:
- started digging in the code again, but quickly stopped because of
item below
- upstream:
- had a nightmare week there: GNOME 2.31.92 more or less destroyed
the second half of the week, with many, many build issues. But I
finally got it done on Saturday night...
- misc:
- went to Paris, and discussed a lot with people there, especially
with Frédéric Crozat.
- went to the doctor for a work visit, and I can work!
- got invited to talk about GNOME (and openSUSE!) at the Ubuntu
10.10 Party in Toulouse
- pinged people for the desktop track at the linux plumbers conf
What I did during week 38:
- openSUSE 11.4:
- updated many packages
- dealt with the 2.31.92 issues that I had left over the week before
- fixed a few issues in GNOME to get a polished experience
- pushed tons of packages for milestone 2
- openSUSE:
- blogged about the openSUSE conference, and talked to various
people about it
- mail the GNOME team about new packages that got in, and what we
can do next
- learn more about patterns, to hopefully improve the GNOME ones
later
- upstream:
- wrote a new draft for the GNOME moduleset reorganization.
Difficult topic.
- GNOME release team meeting
- misc:
- prepared my trips in October/November
Vincent
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Product Manager for openSUSE
PF openSUSE 11.3/11,4
PF fulfilled openSUSE PromoDVD requests
PF openSUSE events
PF planning of openSUSE conference,
- organisation of travel support requests
- pinged poeple to sumit their abstracts
- pushed Lars to do together some marketing around the Education session
on Saturday
- more organizational stuff
PF openSUSE.org
PF Foundation - meeting with Novell Exec on foundation. Yes, we're going
ahead and set up a detailed plan for such a foundation. Though a decision on
the foundation will be done when we have a detailed plan (bylaws, voting,
duties etc.)
PF discussion about Strategy for openSUSE
P Project and Board Meeting
PF Investigate a bit in the sprint for Junior Jobs
PF Administration
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What I did:
- presented SVG-edit at SVG Open conference
- vacation
- openSUSE Connect hacking
- prepared Connect talk for FrOSCamp
- attended FrOSCamp/FUDCon, given Connect talk
- http://stick.gk2.sk/blog/2010/09/froscamp-fudcon-zurich-and-cern/
What I plan to do:
- more Connect hacking
- packaging work
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Moin,
I just checked in retro the sprint for Junior Jobs and like to know what the
current status is.
The Junior Jobs are imo very important to give a simple point of entry for
anyone wanting to contribute. Imo Junior Jobs should cover:
- bugs which are simple to solve
- packages for which newer versions are available
- packages/applications to be tested
- features to work on
- docu to be updated or newly written
- maintenance
And all of that of course should have some documentation so people can learn
themselves how to do a task. For the docu part mostly the correct links are
needed on the How to participate page [1]
I'm poking you as we have the request of Novell India that they will have in a
few months many IT students doing the NCLP and are requested by their
universities to do some more work on Linux afterwards and openSUSE may take
advantage out of this and offer them simple work to start with. And with some
luck some of the student stay longer with us.
If needed we may have an IRC meeting or as pretty many of you guys are in
Nürnberg we meet face to face.
Best
M
[1] http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:How_to_participate
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* caught up mail, bug reports and submitrequests
* fixed full disk on workstation
* tested new bluedevil RC
* backported choqok 1.0 to build on KDE 4.3 (11.2) and did online
update for 11.2 and 11.3
* talked to upstream NetworkManager about upcoming changes
* Prepared for Telepathy sprint
* Helped community packaging
* Telepathy on KDE sprint: took on developer docu, UI review and kopete
migration
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