Category Archives: lang-en
GNOME 3.0 Schedule draft; Streamlining of the Platform.
GNOME 3 Today I have released a GNOME release schedule proposal for 2.27 and 2.29 (please keep discussion streamlined on desktop-devel mailing list instead of e.g. the comments section of this blog). GNOME 2.30 will be GNOME 3.0 (if it’s … Continue reading
Checking and updating old Maemo bug reports
How up to date are the bug reports? There’s currently only 5 open non-moreinfo Apps/Platform tickets left with version field set to a version earlier than 4.0. That’s quite cool because it means that there’s nearly no non-updated bugs left … Continue reading
GNOME bugs: Bits and pieces.
Oh yeah, there will be a 2.26 Showstopper review on Monday. For those interested in sneak previews: Current list of 2.26 blockers (if there’s something important missing, please ping). Current list of 2.28 blockers. Congrats to muelli: No (public) NEEDINFO … Continue reading
New year = Time for some Bugzilla stats.
maemo.org Bugzilla. And GNOME Bugzilla.
2008.
It’s been a great year with lots of interesting changes (e.g. job and SO). Christmas was a good time to reflect. I’m very thankful to God for my life, and to my family and old & new friends for all … Continue reading
Voting for reports in maemo.org Bugzilla
Explaining how to Vote for a bug report, as I’ve read a few complaints in ITt and in private mail.Voting is helpful to identify the main issues that the Internet Tablet users and maemo.org community members have. Log in to … Continue reading
Watching products in maemo.org Bugzilla
Every component in Bugzilla has a default QA contact (a virtual email address with the suffix @maemo.bugs, not completely implemented for Website bugs though, but finished for software bugs). To find the corresponding address for a component, go to the … Continue reading
bugs.maemo.org reorganization done.
I’ve spent this Saturday on reorganizing the structure in Maemo Bugzilla (this was planned for several weeks). From my point of view, it will make it much easier to add future components/products without cluttering too much. For interested Nokia developers, … Continue reading
bugs.maemo.org Reorganization
Product Reorganization The current organization of Maemo Bugzilla has some flaws. I won’t repeat the reasons here, see for example the Getting Nokia involved in bugs.maemo.org wikipage if interested. Quim has come up with a helpful draft for reorganizing the … Continue reading
I got home from the club, switched on TV and Barack’o was president.
And I felt confident. (Yes, there are also fields where I would have prefered McCain, but to sum it up: It’s probably better for this world. “Don’t forget the T it follows liber in the constitution”, to quote NOFX.)
