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Hey Peepz,
these are the standup meeting minutes from the boosters team. We meet
always on Monday to discuss and tell each other what we did, what we are
planing to do and what is blocking us from doing things. Enjoy!
General
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* FOSDEM
There are still 9 hours left on the schedule. Submit your talk if you
want to go to fosdem! Hotel and Travel will be decided based on the
amount of talks in the program.
Standup
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* Tom
** openstack packaging (python fixes)
new package openstack-setup package which includes a setup script.
** re-creating the appliance based on the setup script.
** nothing
* Christopher
** VCS checkout packages
** VCS checkout packaging for other distributions
** vacation
* Vincent
** nothing
** VCS checkout packaging
** GNOME on Factory.
Ismail
** Pushing python dependencies to Factory
** pushing openstack packages o Factory
** vacation
Nanuk
** nothing
** nothing
** trainee server updates, whiteboard for connect.
Pavol
** Pushing openstack packages to factory.
** Investiage rabbitmq update
** work on the osc12 conference proposal for prague
Michal
** Finished the appliance. Blogged about it.
** Started on the appliance based on the setup script.
** nothing
Max
** bug triaging
** bug triaging
** nothing
Will
** nothing
** nothing
** KDE updates in Factory. Vacation. Fosdem Talk Proposal.
Freitag
** nothing
** nothing
** Vacation
Coolo
** nothing
** nothing
** Vacation
Henne
** nothing
** Get test cloud running (again). Test the appliance.
** Vacation
Henne
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Hi openSUSE people,
I'm not an openSUSE member (I don't do software development any more) but
would like to get fixed a serious security flaw: there is no way to check
the validity of a repository / build signing key.
[You are welcome to correct me if I'm wrong - I'd love to know how to check
this]
I would suggest that, as a minimum, signing / build keys for main repos
associated with openSUSE are signed by a main openSUSE key after (in some
fashion) the requester's identity is verified. We can then (individually)
decide to trust that signing process (and hence the signatures) or not.
There would have to be a clear statement of both the identity verification
process and also the full extent of the assurance this signature gives. I
would suggest there should also be some kind of quality threshold (e.g. bug
fix statistics) as well as a method to revoke the key / signature.
Or, does one of the openSUSE security experts have a better simple
suggestion?
What would I need to do to effect this change?
Any advice or comment is very welcome,
Yours
David Hodgson
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[Red]
[Amber]
[Green]
* openSUSE/KDE Bug triage/fixing
* Code tracing
* Do some work for Performance Review
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>>>> 2. When I switch to gnome2-like environment, I am getting very angry.
>>>> How can SUSE become as stupid as Ubuntu? The gnome2-like
environment is
>>>> almost the same as Ubuntu..... The menu, the task bar color and so
on.
>>>> Why can't SUSE keep its own uniques? The SUSE menu in 10.0 till
11.4 is
>>>> quit nice and creative. Why did this 12.1 switch to stupid Ubuntu
like
>>>> style?
>>> This has nothing to do with Ubuntu: the default look and feel of the
>>> fallback mode has been created so that it is close to GNOME Shell.
>>>
>>> We discussed if, for openSUSE, we wanted to keep that upstream
decision,
>>> or choose to offer something closer to what we had before. And because
>>> we want to encourage people to use GNOME Shell, we decided to keep
>>> things this way.
>
>
Why do you encourage people to use GNOME SHELL? Is it more convenient or
more beautiful to use it? At present, I found no reasons to switch to
it. It is far behind GNOME2.X. As a Linux user and a professional design
purpose user, I care more about the STABILITY and friendly interface. To
me, the GNOME SHELL is much more suitable for tablet and entertainment,
but not for ordinary daily work such as: office or computational work.
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>>>> 3. What's worse. The workspace switcher in gnome2-like environment is
>>>> the same as 10.0 version: when we use "only show current
workspace", it
>>>> can only show ONE workspace, and others are all gone......
>>> I just started the livecd to check, and things are fine here. Can you
>>> open the preferences of the workspace switcher, and tell us if you see
>>> this because there's only one workspace, or because the "only show
>>> current workspace" setting is set? Is this on a brand new install, on
>>> first login?
>
>
I update 12.1 to the latest version by command: zypper update after
installation. And the problem is always there.
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>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Vincent
>>>
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