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ADMS.F/OSS : standardizing meta-data for software description in forges or software catalogues

Posted on 31/01/2012 by Olivier Berger

Maybe this could be of interest to a few of my readers who may have missed the announcement, in particular for ones related to forges which will be deployed for private administrations in Europe. The recently stared ADMS.F/OSS project is … Continue reading →

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Migrating mail from Evolution local storage to Evolution + local Imap (dovecot with Maildir) 2/X

Posted on 19/07/2011 by Olivier Berger

See previous post for the rationale. I’ve then started migrating my mail using evolution. First I’ve installed dovecot and set it up so as to store my mail inside my $HOME/Maildir/ dir. Evolution will run dovecot on demand through a … Continue reading →

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Migrating mail from Evolution local storage to Evolution + local Imap (dovecot with Maildir) 1/X

Posted on 19/07/2011 by Olivier Berger

I’ve been fed up with Evolution being so buggy and slow, which was making managing my mail ever more painful as time passes. Still, one of the advantages of Evolution over other MUAs is the vfolders feature, which I’ve been … Continue reading →

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Migrating from Evolution to Gnus + NotMuch (part 1)

Posted on 27/06/2011 by Olivier Berger

I’ve gotten fed up with Evolution‘s bugs and slowness. Even though I experience less problems than some weeks ago since I’ve applied a patch related to locks in e-d-s, Evolution has now become really too slow… and given that my … Continue reading →

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New stronger personal GnuPG key

Posted on 29/03/2011 by Olivier Berger

I have generated a new GPG key (4096R/7C5BB6A5) associated to my “personal” identity, for the needs of my application as Debian Developer. Therefore, the old key (1024D/B4C5F37F) will soon be retired. If you happen to meet me, I’d be glad … Continue reading →

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Report on “Debbugs – New developments in the ongoing struggle against bugs” by Don Armstrong at Debconf

Posted on 12/08/2010 by Olivier Berger

Here are some notes I took about the lecture “Debbugs – New developments in the ongoing struggle against bugs” by Don Armstrong at Debconf 10 (that I watched from the stream). Note that the slides are at : http://rzlab.ucr.edu/debian/debbugs_presentation_debconf10.pdf, and … Continue reading →

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My report after the BOF on distributed bugtrackers at DebConf

Posted on 12/08/2010 by Olivier Berger

Here are my notes about the very insteresting BOF on distributed bugtrackers held at DebConf This is just some elements of report (some taken from the gobby edits, and written down by me after watching the video (unfortunately missing 2 … Continue reading →

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Great talk “Distributed bug tracking for Debian with SD” at DebConf

Posted on 12/08/2010 by Olivier Berger

This is a quick report and notes about the great presentation made at DebConf on “Distributed bug tracking for Debian with SD” by Christine Spang (http://penta.debconf.org/dc10_schedule/events/591.en.html) Hopefully, the slides are gonna be published soon, but in the meantime, you have … Continue reading →

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“Weaving a Semantic Web Across OSS Repositories: Unleashing a New Potential for Academia and Practice” published

Posted on 29/07/2010 by Olivier Berger

A new paper of ours was just published. If you’re curious about all that Semantic Web and Linked Data hype and how it would impact forges and other software development tools, and the link with Open Source development platforms, then, … Continue reading →

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