again and again I find little openSUSE gems everywhere. Manu told us about
openSUSE concept, now there is tube.opensuse.org with promo video's!!!
We really seem to suck at giving such things visibility. Manu, our new website
should have a link to that video site too!
Another thing I was thinking about - giving our ambassadors some visibility.
We ask ambassadors to create an event report if they have gone and do
something cool for openSUSE.
Can we have those reports show up at the ambassador's personal page:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Ambassadors_list
and the event site itself:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Ambassadors_events#2011
and in a stream on the openSUSE home page?
That way, each ambassador builds up a track record of where he/she's been
going on their own homepage; and we can find out the results of an event on
our event page's; and we can show the world what we do by aggregating them on
our homepage.
Somehow, each report should probably end up on planet too.
Any ideas on how to do all that as easy and automated as possible? Something
with openSUSE connect maybe? If an ambassador could enter his event report &
the other ambassadors who were there in one place which then distributes it to
a RSS feed for the homepage & planet as well as back to the ambassador's
private page, that would rock...
I saw your tweets about using Elgg for openSUSE Connect and left a
comment on one of your blog posts. Pavol sent me an email and
suggested I subscribe to this mailing list. I'm a recent addition to
the core Elgg development team. I managed the development for the
upcoming 1.7.2 release and have been an active plugin developer. Some
of my plugins are available here: http://github.com/cash
I'll be monitoring this mailing list and am also available for
providing guidance on using Elgg. If you have any feedback on it, you
can also shoot it my way.
Cash
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Hey,
I did nothing.
I plan to do nothing.
I'm blocked by board escalations.
Henne
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[RED]
[AMBER]
- too many unpleasant discussions. We get a lot of support
for openSUSE from within the company, but often it is hard
to explain which support is needed.
- too little progress with the foundation process IMHO
[GREEN]
- worked a bit on the connect hermes widget.
- reviewed the trademark guidelines and gave some feedback
- gave some input for the foundation wiki list
- had vuntz bringing me to the good path with openvpn, works
again in my homeoffice. Some more admin stuff there.
- people management
- spend a lot of time to talk to people about an upcoming
announcement.
Klaas
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What I did
* Backported patches for Nepomuk from upstream to solve bko#234463, but this
comes at a cost of timeconsuming database conversion on first run
* Participated in election
* KDE Team IRC meeting
* Added new runtime dependencies to kdelibs and bluedevil
* updated kdesvn, smb4k, kdevelop4, tried to fix kde4-l10n
* lots of SRs for 11.4M6
* Bugzilla triage sweep
* Many 11.4 branding and configuration cleanups:
** Removed stale Amarok global shortcut config
** Moved config files from /usr/share/kde4 to /etc/kde4 where appropriate
** Creative strigi default configuration: evaluate xdg-user-dir and use those
dirs as default to be indexed
** Fix branding
** LiveCD tweaks
*** Shrink Akonadi logfiles
*** add preconfigured kwallet
*** stop Akonadi from from starting on login by disabling its krunners and
calendar integration in the clock by default
*** disable kpackagekit from starting on livecd
What I plan to do
* Fix the panel height indicator
* Remove HAL dependency from Synaptiks
* Test KPackageKit
* Work with upstream to solve Nepomuk first run CPU use
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What I did last week:
- finishing touches on connect before election
- one outstanding issue: the last batch of accepted members
(around 20) can't vote for unknown reason
- lots of board issues
- attended Business Communication Training
What I am planning to do:
- attend AppStore meeting in NBG
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Hi,
What I did last week:
+ openSUSE:
- fix various important or visible bugs in Factory (and an issue in a
11.2 update).
- looked at some issues that are important for the City of Largo
(who's using openSUSE). Asked for help to some people, and
published packages that can be tested.
- entered panic mode to push everything to Factory for next
milestone, without breaking too many things (still some issues to
fix :/).
- attended the board meeting.
- attended a meeting to improve a11y support in openSUSE.
- took some time to ask questions to the board candidates.
- got the Sonar theme (the GNOME theme we use in openSUSE) imported
in git -- sources were not available before.
+ upstream:
- investigate the gimp security issue that was reported at the
beginning of the month and that, apparently, wasn't forwarded
upstream by any downstream.
- released GNOME 2.91.5.
- released new versions of desktop-file-utils and cups-pk-helper;
nothing major there.
- GNOME release team meeting.
+ misc:
- various last-minute organization bits for the app installer
meeting.
- booked travel for FOSDEM.
What I will do this week:
- last-minute changes that I'd love to get in milestone 6
- app installer + bretzn meetings in NUE
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What I did last week:
- election work / connect
- fate duplicate handling
- prepare hackweek in openfate
- opensuse.org bugs
Greetings
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[amber]
- this week is milestone 6 of 6 (for the less math capable: this is the last!)
and the artwork is pretty much undone. This is NOT good!
- the build service won't survive a full day atm without supervision
[green]
- fixed and WONTFIXed a lot of bug, not sure when I did the last time
>30 bugs a week ;)
- tons of package submissions and testing for Milestone6 preparatin
- added code to remove unsupported locales, so we have the possibility
to actually clean up the list of locales
- proved that the fact on http://xkcd.com/356/ is correct in showing it to mls
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Egbert's Weeks 52-53, 2010 & 1, 2011
- Mostly Vacation
- Learned more PHP and JavaScript.
- Investigated some Multi GFX issue on a
Colorgraphics card carrying 2 Radeon (non-HD) chipsets.
- Cleaned my office - it was getting too filthy.
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