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• Gnote 0.7.2 released
  0.7.2 “Thursdays should not be free” – 2010/03/12 This is the third of the new 0.7.x series and has new features and minor bug-fixes. Gnote is a C++ port of Tomboy. It is a desktop note-taking application, which is simple and easy to use, but with potential to help you organize the ideas and information you deal with every day. New Features: 551097 – Search […]
• The 80's remembered through your kids
  This blog about serious Fedora things (*cough*), and will go into the fact that I currently have the MacGyver and A-Team songs stuck in my head. We got parts of Season 1 of each to watch this week.. and the kid has been sucking through them like pixie sticks.But other than the bad synthesizer music, and painful first season plots that every show goes through […]
• Blocker review meeting tomorrow, awesome new testing tool: fedora-easy-karma
  So here’s some quick news. We have the first blocker review meeting for Fedora 13 Beta tomorrow, at 16:00 UTC – 11am EST, 8am PST. That’s in #fedora-bugzappers on Freenode IRC. As always, the more people the better, come along and share your wisdom! Especially if you have any potential blocker bugs to share. There’s also some very cool news: Till Maas has wr […]
• Quick tip: Create test data files containing patterns of bytes
  Creating a file of “all zeroes” is pretty easy. You might start with dd if=/dev/zero .... How about a file of all ones bytes, or alternating zeroes and ones? A not very well known Perl operator called the “x” operator makes this quite easy: $ perl -e 'print "\x01" x 100000' > output makes a file 100000 bytes long containing all 1 bytes […]
• Out of Flamewar arises a Phoenix of Hope
  I don’t remember the original post that got this whole thing going but in about 24 hours something awesome happened. The Fedora Project has set a goal turning users into contributors. If you have ANY free time and (just about) ANY skill we can find a place for you. One place where people are needed badly is testing. There are just more packages than there ar […]