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GNOME Day @ FOSS.IN/2009
Yes, yes, I know this post is a tad late, but hey, it’s still the right year. ;)
As Srini had announced, Dec 5th was GNOME Day at FOSS.IN this year. We kicked the day off with Shreyas giving a developer’s introduction to GNOME 3.0. This was followed by another well-received talk by Srini on the [...]
The times they are a-changin’
Yesterday was my last day at NVidia. I’ve worked with the Embedded Software team there for the last 15 months, specifically on the system software for a Linux based stack that you will see some time next year. I’ve had a great time there, learning new things, and doing everything from tweaking bit-banging I²C implementations [...]
Knock knock …
Been a good week. I crossed 50 commits to Beagle. They’re all pretty modest contributions, but it’s been awesome fun.
In addition, pkgcore 0.4.4 has my patch to support HTTP proxies for rsync. This was a fun patch to write, small as it is. The code is beautiful, and Brian Harring (ferringb) and Patrick Lauer (bonsaikitten) [...]
The unfortunate state of assholeness in Gentoo
http://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/msg_143021.xml
http://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/msg_143221.xml
[PMS is, from what I gather, a spec detailing the minimum portage API required to support the current ebuild ebuild tree]
Yet, hope springs eternal.
Portaaagze
Portage 2.1_pre1 is in portage and marked ~x86. Improvements include a revamped cache (why am I not seeing the difference), elog to help track einfo/ewarn/eerror messages better. Wheee!
And if you haven’t already, emerge ferringb’s awesome confcache for caching the autoconf stuff.
Does anybody know a good place to get high-quality CS GATE practise papers?








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