Another thought about the feature process: I suppose you could look at quality as a concept driving the feature process, and quality is what dictates having an acceptance bar. Because if you’re not going to make any judgment on quality, then really, anything goes. This might, to some, beg the …
True to form, Fedora marches on! As I look at the proposed Fedora 10 features this morning, I see a lot of changes since yesterday. The number of feature proposals has dropped significantly, meaning these features have been simply moved to a more general pool while their owners update them …
I was just looking at the proposed Fedora 10 features category on the wiki. There are over a dozen cool features being set up for this next release. (If I read the pages right, some may even be finished already in Rawhide.) Check some of these out: Better LIRC support …
Reminder to those of you who were busy having a wonderful weekend: There’s a public Board IRC meeting today at 1800 UTC. You can find all the details in the link, and background here. We usually hold these meetings monthly, although there was an interruption last month for a number …
I was surprised and overjoyed to find out that one of my favorite novelists, Nelson DeMille, is returning to catch his readers up on the cast of one of his best books, The Gold Coast. The end of October will see the publication of
Yesterday was a pretty good day for me, dad-wise. I took Evie to see “Wall-E,” which, as has been noted everywhere, was completely charming and wonderful. In other words, pretty much de rigeur for the wonderful folks at Pixar. In the evening I carted her over to the Y, because …
From the original list of 60+ candidate names for the Fedora 10 release, we’ve sent 21 to Red Hat’s legal department, to check and see if any of them run a serious risk of trademark infringement, collision with other software products, and so forth. Thus far we’ve only come up …
(Only by happenstance is the title seemingly connected to this entry.) I know that earlier Luca Foppiano pointed out this story posted on Mark Shuttleworth’s blog. I’m glad to see that Mark is taking seriously the need for any serious Linux distribution — and certainly any that has one eye …
I have about a dozen things I need to blog about, but with time right now for only a short blurb, I wanted to point out that I’ll be delivering a keynote session at the Utah Open Source Conference 2008, coming in August to Salt Lake City. I put in …