Monthly Archives: April 2007

For those not following #docs on IRC and/or the gnome-web-list mailing list, here is another status update on the work done by various people on library.gnome.org. Things changed: gnome-doc-utils documents look more like the design by Frederic Peters (created from … Continue reading →

We just had a first meeting in #docs about library.g.o. Frederic Peters announced a very nice library.g.o design on his library.g.o testsite. Screenshot: This doesn’t build yet. For this we need a new gnome-doc-utils. The first test version of that … Continue reading →

Goran Rakić started development on library.gnome.org as his Google Summer of Code 2006 project. For this he created a libgo script available in GNOME SVN in the library-web module. It took a while to get it up and running, but … Continue reading →

Quoting from http://dsbl.org/faq: list.dsbl.org single-stage relays tested by trusted testers multihop.dsbl.org the outputs of multihop relays, tested by trusted testers unconfirmed.dsbl.org everything else, including tests done by anonymous testers; people could potentially sign up their own ISP’s mail server to … Continue reading →

There is a proposal on desktop-devel-list to drop bug-buddy reports from either <=GNOME 2.14 or <=GNOME 2.16. I fully agree with <=GNOME 2.14 (receives max 5 bugreports/day). However, not sure about <=GNOME 2.16. Based on server stats over the last … Continue reading →

Servers that have been upgraded to RHEL5: label Contains LDAP (GNOME usernames), live.gnome.org (it was down twice yesterday) button Contains MySQL (reason for Bugzilla downtime yesterday), mango (GNOME account creation/update thingy) window Hosts loads of websites, cvs.rpm.org, functions as master.gnome.org. … Continue reading →