Open Source The bad practice in FOSS projects management During the OpenStack summit a few weeks ago, I had the chance to talk to some people about my experience on running open source projects. It turns out that after hanging out in
Debian Cloud tools for Debian Recently, I've worked on the cloud utilities that are provided as standard in Ubuntu, and I ported them to Debian. Let's see how that brings Debian to the cloud! Basics of a cloud
Debian Sony Vaio Z Debian Linux support I had to install Debian Wheezy on a brand new Sony Vaio Z laptop with the new Ivy Bridge architecture (SVZ1311C5E). I'll talk about this here, because it's always nice to know that
Apache HTTP Server mod_defensible 1.5 released Apache 2.4 being out, I noticed that my good old mod_defensible did not compile anymore. The changes in the new Apache 2.4 API were small for its concern, so it
Debian Ten years as a Debian developer Ten years ago, I joined the Debian project as a developer. At that time, I was 18 and in my first year at university, hanging out with the TuxFamily system administrators, which included
OpenStack My OpenStack work Like I already wrote here last week, I've been heavily working on OpenStack for the last weeks. My first assignment was to package OpenStack for Debian. The packages already present in unstable were
Work New job, new blog It has been a while since I blogged but I've been very busy, with my new job and this new blog! New job! I quitted my job last September, and found another one
Linux Unexpected VARMon new release This has been 4 years since I released a new upstream release of VARMon, the DAC960 administration tool. There was a bug first discovered in #401236. It has been fixed in Debian with
Linux ATL1E support in Linux 2.6.26-1 Ben Armstrong opened an ITP for the ATL1E NIC driver, which is found on some Asus EeePC laptops. So, as suggested by Maximilian Attems, I provided a clean patch for this driver, made
