Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
Remco writes: > 2022/04/11 13:19, Vagrant Cascadian: > >> Well, not sure if there is other overly quiet interest lurking on the >> sidelines, but would be happy to figure out a time to crank through a >> few of these with you! >> >> Would it also make sense to email guix-help about it as well? > > I'd like to participate (on- or offline) and yes I think it makes sense > to include guix-help to see if there's some interest. I would also like to participate in this. I have a big interest in contributing, but little experience in a project as big as Guix. -- Christopher Rodriguez signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
2022/04/11 13:19, Vagrant Cascadian: > Well, not sure if there is other overly quiet interest lurking on the > sidelines, but would be happy to figure out a time to crank through a > few of these with you! > > Would it also make sense to email guix-help about it as well? I'd like to participate (on- or offline) and yes I think it makes sense to include guix-help to see if there's some interest. Cheers, Remco
Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
On 2022-03-17, Matt wrote: > On Thu, 17 Mar 2022 21:04:13 -0400 Vagrant Cascadian > wrote > > The description and synopsis fixes are generally pretty easy, so might > > make for good first steps for someone wanting to get familiar with the > > process of contributing without having to invest a whole lot of time and > > energy. > > I would like to look over the shoulder of or pair programming with > someone working on Guixy things. Count me in. I think this is a great > idea. Well, not sure if there is other overly quiet interest lurking on the sidelines, but would be happy to figure out a time to crank through a few of these with you! Would it also make sense to email guix-help about it as well? live well, vagrant signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
zimoun schreef op vr 18-03-2022 om 10:13 [+0100]: > maybe Jami could be an > option. IIRC, a service is around IIUC, the service is not required to hold a meeting, even among more than two parties. IIUC, one can simply create a ‘rendezvous point’, share the identifier and tell everyone to connect to the rendezvous point. No jami-service-type required unless you want to set up moderation or a list of allowed contacts. Greetings, Maxime. signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
On Thu, 17 Mar 2022 21:04:13 -0400 Vagrant Cascadian wrote > I haven't really done this sort of thing virtually before; Where would > be a good place to host it? As an FSF associate member, you get access to the FSF's Jitsi meet instance (https://www.fsf.org/associate/benefits). I use it regularly and it works well. I'd be happy to host it.
Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
Hi, > I haven't really done this sort of thing virtually before; Where would > be a good place to host it? We are definitively lacking a BBB instance or something for that. :-) Depending on the numbers of participants, maybe Jami could be an option. IIRC, a service is around (an instance is even probably available) and the client just works with Guix (last time I tried, thanks Maxim! :-)) Well, I like the idea of one each day, for instance the traditional "advent calendar" done by Debian Med. Maybe it could also an option for this housecleaning. Say from now until April, 18th (Happy Birthday! :-)), let clean as much as possible: lint fixes, close irrelevant tickets, etc. The most productive people win a drink next time we will meet. :-) Another option to embark people (or for motivation) is pair programming. It could also ease the timezone constraint. Jérémy (jeko) wrote a nice blog post for a quick setup using Guix. https://rednosehacker.com/how-to-setup-a-remote-pair-programming-environment-with-gnu-guix (It appears to me being worth to turn it into a cookbook recipe, another story. :-)) Cheers, simon
Re: Interest in "guix lint" Meetup?
On Thu, 17 Mar 2022 21:04:13 -0400 Vagrant Cascadian wrote > The description and synopsis fixes are generally pretty easy, so might > make for good first steps for someone wanting to get familiar with the > process of contributing without having to invest a whole lot of time and > energy. I would like to look over the shoulder of or pair programming with someone working on Guixy things. Count me in. I think this is a great idea.
