Needless restriction to DebConf18 statistics page
Hi, Thank you for DebConf18 team and atendees! I could enjoyed DebConf18! By the way, the following page is required login with Debian SSO, but it seems that there is no need to do so. Could you get rid of access restriction? https://debconf18.debconf.org/statistics/ Regards, -- Kentaro Hayashi
Share our Scripts session notes
Hi all, Yesterday some folks shared and discussed their scripts and we took some notes about the discussion, copied below for posterity. If you are interested in getting copies of or discussing any of the scripts, please contact the folks who shared them. 20180805 15:00 Asia/Taipei Share our Scripts = Agenda -- Introductions & script samples Discussion Places to send scripts Script transfer Scripts --- Sean -> 13 git subcommands git-unshallow: turn shallow clone into a “proper” one git-pull-safe: fast-forward all branches it can https://git.spwhitton.name/dotfiles & https://git.spwhitton.name/propellor insinuate-dotfiles (secure dotfile transfer to porterboxen) myrepos wrappers find any unregistered repo find stuff that isn't pushed git push-all: does what is on the tin (pre)offcaff: offline caff rebuild-rdeps -> ratt Balint - automatic package update preparation script (build/test/etc) - packages the collection of scripts in debian-dad - ubuntu-dev-tools: mk-sbuild nicoo - installs everything via ansible -> sbuild + lintian/QA/... + repositories integration setup https://github.com/nbraud/ansible/tree/master/roles/dev/debian https://github.com/nbraud/vagrant-sbuild is just that slapped in a VM - dotfile deployment scripts with git and gpg sig verification https://github.com/nbraud/ansible.dotfiles based on GNU Stow, but planning on switching to emanate: https://github.com/duckinator/emanate/ (disclaimer: My partner wrote it and I sent patches and love poems) - wemux - tmux session sharing - acaff - offline mode enrico - file transfer script: pokes router+DDNS, serves file over HTTP - ncdu support for git-annex - debug-on-porterbox sarnold - Ubuntu security scanning scripts pabs - filter unattended-upgrades output -> unattended-upgrades bug git-review (but not the git-review in the archive) (review incoming and outgoing commits) list hosting things? things-to-do: extracts and shuffles TODO lists from source repositories check-all-the-things https://github.com/osamuaoki/git-cvs norbert - automatic mail sync script - complex subversion to git mirroring script Diziet - git rebase-interdiff #!/bin/bash set -e gitdir=`git-rev-parse --git-dir` read <"$gitdir"/rebase-merge/stopped-sha stopped diff -u "$@" <(git show --oneline -p $stopped) <(git diff HEAD) \ | tail +3 \ | less +/'^[-+][-+]' # ^ MIT chiark-scripts - git-cache-proxy (read-only) - cvs-repomove: moves CVS repos around - git branch-move - hexterm: interactive binary protocol terminal - xduplic-copier -> cluster-ssh, tmux multiplexing 822-date -> date -r /usr/local/bin/init -> mollyguard fakedaemon -> nc Ben - salsa.d.o/kernel-team/kernel-team - git format-patch-for-debian: add bug/origin fields (DEP-3 metadata) - currently quite specific to Linux kernel git - d-k-prerelease: consistency checks on the working tree, finalise changelogs - d-k-tag: Tag based on changelog data binview, a hexdump wrapper, obsoleted by hd (hexdump -C) Places to put scripts -- git-extras devscripts ubuntu-dev-tools pkg-perl-tools moreutils mailscripts -scripts stuff them into related packages publish on github/gitlab/etc not every script needs full documentation etc what about https://salsa.debian.org/debian/misc-scripts ?? Obsoleted scripts - Workarounds for lack of features that appear later. Breakage in scripts due to changes. -- bye, pabs https://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: Shipping Debian merch/goodies to India
Please note that this is also a good occasion for bid Debconf committee to setup a group of people, start organising thing together, and also start to think all financial issues that we have on paying and selling stuffs. This is an important first step. (remember that talk is cheap and organising is very time expensive: these are the two most important discoveries on Debconf organising). ciao Cate (and sorry for the top reply). On 5 August 2018 17:19:31 GMT+08:00, rajudev wrote: > >As has been pointed out by other people on this thread. >We can print out some local Debian swags. >I'll try to do that when I get back from DebConf. >I would be bringing some Debian stickers along with me. >And we would print some more stickers. >People can take the swags from me when they meet me. >Or they can ask me directly to get it shipped to them. > >> > > >> -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
Re: Shipping Debian merch/goodies to India
Off topic : @shirish just wanted to know if you are talking about Pirate Praveen or maybe someone else...
Re: Shipping Debian merch/goodies to India
Am 05.08.18 um 16:42 schrieb Vishal Gupta: ... > Where can I find some high resolution debian designs ? > (I did manage to find a good-enough logo though) Have a look at https://www.debian.org/logos/ You will for sure look for the svg files so you can do graphics no matter which size. -- Regards Carsten Schoenert
Suggestions, questions and concerns about DebConf19?
Hello, Suggestions, questions and concerns about DebConf19? Please write on the pad below (we really need your help): https://pad.riseup.net/p/DC19Suggestions-keep Best regards, -- Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana (phls) Curitiba - Brasil Membro da Comunidade Curitiba Livre Site: http://www.phls.com.br GNU/Linux user: 228719 GPG ID: 0443C450 Apoie a campanha pela igualdade de gênero #HeForShe (#ElesPorElas) http://www.heforshe.org/pt
Re: Shipping Debian merch/goodies to India
at bottom :- On 05/08/2018, Vishal Gupta wrote: > @Gunnar, well said. > It's great to know that you've been a long-time contributor. > We could print some swag for GSoC students and contributors around Chennai, > India. > Where can I find some high resolution debian designs ? > (I did manage to find a good-enough logo though) > > To the people who're interested, > I did a bit of research. Found this site : https://inkmonk.com/ > T-Shirts - $5 > Hoodies - $9 > Laptop Sleeve - $12 > > Let me know if you'd like to get something printed. > Regards, > Vishal Gupta > Dear Vishal, While I dunno about Chennai, there is a small town/village at the end of Tamil Nadu where there is a huge cottage industry where T-shirts, hoodies etc. are printed and sent all over India and even abroad. If needed will have to dig through my mail/bookmarks etc. I do have that info. somewhere although Praveen and somebody else whose name I have forgotten at the moment had shared they got the material and the printing done at the same place. The only reason I say this is that all the T-shirts that Praveen got printed I used till years till they got frayed and torn but most of them went around 3-4 years and were cheap. -- Regards, Shirish Agarwal शिरीष अग्रवाल My quotes in this email licensed under CC 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ http://flossexperiences.wordpress.com EB80 462B 08E1 A0DE A73A 2C2F 9F3D C7A4 E1C4 D2D8
Re: Last call for t-shirts selling
Am 5. August 2018 16:39:39 GMT+08:00 schrieb Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana : >Hi, > >Last call for t-shirts selling. Sizes straight and fitted for NTD 150. > >You can give to a friend as a present, right? :-) If you have a fitted s or m please reserve one for me. I'll be at mirc in an hour...
Re: Shipping Debian merch/goodies to India
On 4 अगस्त 2018 8:28:10 pm GMT+08:00, Vishal Gupta wrote: >Hey all, >I'm a GSoC student from India and I'd really like some Debian/Debconf >stickers and T-shirts. >Could someone ship them to Chennai, India ? >Or if someone from India is at Debconf, could you ship it to Chennai >when >you get back ? > >I could pay for the shipping and merch. >Would mean a lot if you could help. >Thanks. >Vishal Gupta As has been pointed out by other people on this thread. We can print out some local Debian swags. I'll try to do that when I get back from DebConf. I would be bringing some Debian stickers along with me. And we would print some more stickers. People can take the swags from me when they meet me. Or they can ask me directly to get it shipped to them. > > -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
Re: J.J. Cheers tonight
Hello, On Sun, Aug 05 2018, Norbert Preining wrote: >> We will go again tonight around 9pm~10pm. About 20 minutes walk. > > Meeting point at the frontdesk? Sounds like a good plan. Somewhere around frontdesk and the noisy hacklab. -- Sean Whitton
Re: Shipping Debian merch/goodies to India
@Gunnar, well said. It's great to know that you've been a long-time contributor. We could print some swag for GSoC students and contributors around Chennai, India. Where can I find some high resolution debian designs ? (I did manage to find a good-enough logo though) To the people who're interested, I did a bit of research. Found this site : https://inkmonk.com/ T-Shirts - $5 Hoodies - $9 Laptop Sleeve - $12 Let me know if you'd like to get something printed. Regards, Vishal Gupta On Sun, Aug 5, 2018 at 12:14 AM Gunnar Wolf wrote: > Kartik Kulkarni dijo [Sat, Aug 04, 2018 at 09:13:40PM +0530]: > > Oh I am not a GSoC student either...I wasn't being clear in my previous > > email so I wanted to clear the misunderstanding. > > > > And would we be able to get those goodies if we arrange for prepaid > > shipping from any place in India? Also if someone from Bangalore has > > attended the debconf and was willing to get it I would personally head > > anywhere near Bangalore to collect it. > > Thing is... We appreciate your enthusiasm, and would love to have a > way to bring you closer to contributing to Debian! > > However, our distribution is just a group of people. There is no > company behind Debian. We don't _have_ "official swag", other than the > shirts we print specifically for our conference's attendees (and we > don't often print enough to have spares and send elsewhere - Sometimes > we might have some to spare, but surely not always! > > As a 15-year-old Debian Developer, I was waiting for DebConf to get a > nice Debian sticker to put in my new (used, ≈5-year-old) > laptop. Debian didn't give me one - I bought it from the Brazilian > group, who came with quite a bit of things to sell and fund next > year's conference. > > I encourage you to reduce the pollution in our world. If you want > Debian-themed products, print them locally in India! They will surely > be cheaper, and from I know from you, they will have even a higher > quality than European ones. Plus, you don't have to burn plane fuel to > have them transported from somewhere far far away to your home! > > Go to your friendliest neighborhood printer. Make many > stickers. Prepare lots of shirts. Do a nice run of USB sticks. Use > them yourselves, or sell them to other free software enthusiasts. >
Last call for t-shirts selling
Hi, Last call for t-shirts selling. Sizes straight and fitted for NTD 150. You can give to a friend as a present, right? :-) -- Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana (phls) Curitiba - Brasil Membro da Comunidade Curitiba Livre Site: http://www.phls.com.br GNU/Linux user: 228719 GPG ID: 0443C450 Apoie a campanha pela igualdade de gênero #HeForShe (#ElesPorElas) http://www.heforshe.org/pt
Re: J.J. Cheers tonight
Hi, Le 05/08/2018 à 15:39, Norbert Preining a écrit : >> We will go again tonight around 9pm~10pm. About 20 minutes walk. > > Meeting point at the frontdesk? Sounds like a good plan. If you miss the departure, want to go earlier/later/by other means, this map may help you: https://osmand.net/go.html?lat=24.79774=120.99597=18 Regards David signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: J.J. Cheers tonight
> We will go again tonight around 9pm~10pm. About 20 minutes walk. Meeting point at the frontdesk? Sounds like a good plan. Norbert -- PREINING Norbert http://www.preining.info Accelia Inc. +JAIST +TeX Live +Debian Developer GPG: 0x860CDC13 fp: F7D8 A928 26E3 16A1 9FA0 ACF0 6CAC A448 860C DC13
J.J. Cheers tonight
Hello, Last night le petit lapin et moi (taffit and I) went to a bar called J.J. Cheers. They have beer and also very reasonably priced cocktails. We will go again tonight around 9pm~10pm. About 20 minutes walk. Please join us. -- Sean Whitton signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: DVD about investing in Hsinchu Science Park
Hello, On Sat 04 Aug 2018 at 05:37PM +0800, Sean Whitton wrote: > Apparently those who went on Day Trip A received a DVD about investing > in Hsinchu Science Park which was interesting from the point of view of > contemporary Taiwanese business culture. > > May I borrow a copy of this DVD from someone, please? I'll return it > before the end of DebConf. Thanks to Jidanni and Lucas Kanashiro, I now have two copies -- thanks! -- Sean Whitton signature.asc Description: PGP signature
BoF: Issues for Non-Latin Script
Thanks to attendees to the “Issues in the Font Rendering Stack for Non-Latin Scripts BoF”! For non-latin script users there are many pitfalls and there is much work left to do for making their life easier. pleas find attached the gobby notes, which are also on gobby.debian.org. Max * install gobby * gobby.debian.org * debconf18/bof/non-latin-issues Issues with non-latin script Font rendering issue(s) * CJK Han unification right to left writing - Good support in QT and GTK. Not so where they are not used. Specifically: not in a terminal. pipe into bidiv r2l (bidirectional) - hebrew, arabic, farsi, urdu and others Not only R2L - Some glyphs have to modify (ligate with?) the preceding one. harfbuzz - Can properly render multiple glyphs sorting out fine positioning between them. Requires the information from the fonts Rubyscript(?) is an aid to pronunciation that adds aids for pronuntiation. Furigana(?) in Japanese is fully supported. This seems to be a tension issue in Taiwan, it's hard to find proper typesetting. Contact should be made for collaboration! Norbert Preining offers his support. (Zhuyin 注音符號) Example: W3C Ruby support: http://rocksaying.tw/archives/2912837.html Question - Is there a standard way to encode Furigana/Rubyscript i.e. to UTF8, into a stream of characters? Linux kernel console * Useless for CJK, at least (Workarounds: CJKTTY patch, fbterm, ... or kmscon -- Linux KMS/DRM based virtual Console Emulator? https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=700210 ) (reports of reproducible-builds issues derived from RTL - don't remember exactly what triggered them..?) Another issue to discuss - Input methods... fcitx (chinese development) has excellent support. The mixes between keyboard layouts and input methods leads to really confusing situations. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
