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Monthly Archives: March 2006

Iced River

This was taken in Hockley Valley Provincial Park on a trail hike 2 weeks ago. We found a tiny river running along the trail, the river was mostly covered in ice, but in places we could see bubbles forming under the ice from the running water. Just before the river and the path diverged we [...]

New ChangeLog plugin (2.0.2)

We’re going to release a new version of the ChangeLog plugin to the Fedora Core 5 update repository tomorrow. This update has some bug fixes with the formatting of the ChangeLog when one person tries to do consecutive commits. This version has been sitting in the update site for a few days and there haven’t [...]

Review: Karl Fogel’s Producing Open Source Software

Last weekend I finished reading Karl Fogel’s Producing Open Source Software: How to Run a Successful Free Software Project, which took me about a week to read on the subway to and from work. First off let me say that this is a great book and I recommend it to anybody who works on, with, [...]

Abandoned Car

Taken last weekend on a frozen trail hike.

New Eclipse Fedora Update Site

Yesterday I uploaded a new update site, made by Jeff Pound, for the Eclipse plugins we ship in Fedora. We now finally have both the ChangeLog and Bugzilla plugins in the same update site, which should be much more convenient. The main problem that we’re seeing with this is that we currently do not [...]

Screencasts of DrProject

Yesterday Pat and I made screencasts for DrProject, these are available here. We used Wink for the screencasts. Unfortunately version 1.0 of Wink doesn’t support sound throughout the cast, and you can clearly hear my lovely voice in those screencasts :). That’s because we used the 2.0 beta of Wink, which is currently only [...]

New Fedora Eclipse Website

After much tweaking of the content for the renovated Fedora Eclipse website, it is finally up on the web. Thanks to Diana Fong, our very talented graphic designer, for the very nicely done design. I think this is miles better than our previous page, which had very little information. We now have separate pages for [...]