Hi all,
I put together some news social media posts for the release of Leap
42.3. If you want to support the project and translate as well as post
these to your local social media accounts, please do so. We would highly
appreciate it. The posts are written in English at
https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Social_media_launch_plan
Thank you for your support of the project and thank you for any
contributions you make.
v/r
Doug
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Hello.
The site software.o.o shows a very bad and uncomplete spanish translation.
The translation was made via weblate, and updated 100%.
Can someone deploy the new spanish translation? I'm not sure who to ask.
Thanks in advance.
Greetings.
PS: BTW not sure if there's a typo here:
https://github.com/openSUSE/software-o-o/blob/master/app/views/distribution…
between Tested and Tumbleweed words there's an "I"
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If anyone is interested in helping to publicize the release of Leap 42.3
through social media or other means, please let me know. It would be
great if those involved with the different social media pages could
update their info at https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Social_media_contacts
v/r
Doug
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At the moment, accessing the official documentation is quite difficult
to find from the openSUSE homepage.
Let's take a look at the typical user flow.
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1. Types "opensuse" into their browser's address bar, then clicks
first link on Google.
We are now at the opensuse.org homepage.
2. After failing to find any form of documentation or support link,
the user takes a stab in the dark and tries clicking the tiny "wiki"
link at the bottom of the page.
We are now on the openSUSE wiki homepage.
3. The user looks for a moment to see if there is a documentation
link, then resorts to clicking the support link on the top left
sidebar.
We are now on Portal:Support.
4. A documentation link! Let's click that.
We are now on Portal:Documentation.
5. Oh, another page. Then /finally/ there is the actual link to the
official documentation.
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Now while the user could probably have searched specifically for it, I
don't think using Google as the main form of navigation for your
website is the most intuitive thing to do.
Should there be some direct link added to the homepage?
(As an aside, I think opensuse-web should be merged with
opensuse-project or something like that.)
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Hi all,
The Google Summer of Code has started and openSUSE is running a project
to improve Jangouts UI/UX[1].
To start working on the right direction, we would love to hear your
thoughts, so Ania Bui (our student) and Cynthia Sanchez (co-mentor) have
kindly crafted a survey for you[2] :)
So please, if you have time, try to fill it out. Your participation will
be really appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Imo
[1] https://github.com/openSUSE/mentoring/issues/80
[2] https://goo.gl/forms/JJj6WCiYyhUpeURS2
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Hi,
It might not have been obvious, but if you read Dominiques E-Mails, you will notice
that the transition to GCC 7 we also did another transition.
Tumbleweed is now built with PIE (Position Independend Executables) as default.
This is achieved by a gcc defaults override in the "gcc-PIE" package.
This allows full ASLR (address space randomization) for all binaries without
specific need to change your actual package, making attacks much harder.
While I am still fixing some stragglers where the default did not trigger,
and subtracting the packages where PIE was too tricky currently (emacs,
qemu, small number of others), I would estimate a 97% coverage at
this time. An rpmlint check will be added.
Ciao, Marcus
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Hello All,
'openSUSE Conference 2017 Annual Meeting With the openSUSE Board'
session left very good impressions.
Particularly 'Membership reform' slide encouraged me to apply for the
'membership' .
I am referring to following recorded session =
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fatboA5q7QI&index=14&list=PL_AMhvchzBacOM0D…
[Pls move over to 05:03 minutes]
I logged in at connect.opensuse.org, wrote about my contribution &
submitted the form.
While doing this process, I was asked to join 'Geekos' group & to read
'Guiding Principles'.
To my finding, respective 'Geekos' group is almost dead & the last
post done in the group discussion is 214 days ago. Also, the group has
over 5000+ members. Most seems non member.
With this regards, I have suggestion to do modification/renovate to the page
or,
Redirect user to 'Guiding Principles' page itself to click and accept
the 'Guiding Principles'. :-)
&
remove inactive users from this group if possible.
Regards,
Amey.
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Hi,
So software.opensuse.org was finally deployed with a new layout that
also allows to download Tumbleweed. Unfortunately the way strings are
sent to gettext breaks sentences¹ in some if not most languages that are
not English. Any rails hackers around who speak some other language
than English to fix that up?
cu
Ludwig
[1] e.g https://github.com/openSUSE/software-o-o/blob/master/app/views/distribution…
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