Debian Developers: Mergify, Chrome, DebCamp18, OBS, GSoC and LibrePlanet
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Stop merging your pull requests manually
We built Mergify as a free service for open-source projects. The engine powering the service is also open-source.
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Odd dependency on Google Chrome
Hmm, so I noticed every time I started a fresh new Chrome, I logged into my Google account. So, once again clearing things I started Chrome, didn’t login and closed and reopened. I had Chrome running the second time! Alas, not with all the stuff synchronised.
An issue for Mailspring put me onto the right path. installing gnome-keyring (or the dependencies p11-kit and gnome-keyring-pkcs11) fixed Chrome.
So if Chrome starts but you get no window, especially if you use cinnamon, try that trick.
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Plans for DebCamp18
I’m going to DebCamp18!
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Triggering Debian Builds on OBS
OBS supports building Debian packages. To do so, one must properly configure a project so OBS knows it is building a .deb package and to have the packages needed to handle and build debian packages installed.
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Google Summer of Code 2018 with Debian - Week 5
During week 5, there were 3 merge requests undergoing review process simultaneously. I learned a lot about how code should be written in order to assist the reader since the code is read more times than the time it is written.
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How markets coopted free software’s most powerful weapon (LibrePlanet 2018 Keynote)
Several months ago, I gave the closing keynote address at LibrePlanet 2018. The talk was about the thing that scares me most about the future of free culture, free software, and peer production.
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