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=== Transifex receives some updates ===
=== Transifex receives some updates ===


Diego Búrigo Zacarão writes on his blog about two improvements to Transifex.
Diego Búrigo Zacarão wrote on his blog about two improvements to Transifex.


"We have a quite stable version of Transifex using:
"We have a quite stable version of Transifex using:
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=== Bug Triage meeting ===
=== Bug Triage meeting ===


[[JohnPoelstra|John Poelstra]] writes on his blog[1]:
[[JohnPoelstra|John Poelstra]] wrote on his blog[1]:


"Our weekly bug triage meeting hasn't happened for several weeks and we'd like to resume them again.  Some of us were tied up with other things and some people were unable to make the time.  Also after having a few meetings with one or two people it seemed unclear how best to proceed.
"Our weekly bug triage meeting hasn't happened for several weeks and we'd like to resume them again.  Some of us were tied up with other things and some people were unable to make the time.  Also after having a few meetings with one or two people it seemed unclear how best to proceed.

Revision as of 18:09, 5 July 2008

Planet Fedora

In this section, we cover the highlights of Planet Fedora - an aggregation of blogs from Fedora contributors worldwide.

http://planet.fedoraproject.org

Contributing Writer: Max Spevack

Func and Certmaster 0.20 Released

Michael DeHaan announced on his blog[1] that Func and Certmaster have both just seen new releases.

"This showcases significantly improved asynchronous support as well as the future of Funcweb. We should also have multi-overlord delegation for extra-large (read: global) setups implemented pretty soon. More releases short start following at greater frequency."

He also included links to the official project pages, for anyone who desires more information.

[1] http://www.michaeldehaan.net/?p=645

Transifex receives some updates

Diego Búrigo Zacarão wrote on his blog about two improvements to Transifex.

"We have a quite stable version of Transifex using:

   * SQLAlchemy 0.4.6
   * Genshi 0.5
   * ToscaWidgets 0.9.2
   * TurboGears 1.0.4.4"[1]

Also, i18n support in Transifex has been split into two different potfiles[2]. "All strings related with the source code will be stored in the 'po/view/' directory and strings coming from database, into the 'po/data/'."

[1] http://diegobz.net/2008/06/30/transifex-using-sqlalchemy-genshi-and-toscawidgets-is-ready/

[2] http://diegobz.net/2008/06/30/transifex-i18n-support-splitted-into-two-different-potfiles/

Inkscape tutorials

Ryan Lerch has posted three new Inkscape tutorials on his blog[1].

"After a month or so of laziness, i have finally updated the inkscape tutorials blog with 3 fresh tutorials for all to try!"

[1] http://ryanler.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/fresh-inkscape-tutorials-at-the-inkscape-tutorials-blog/

New Fedora business cards

Ian Weller has been working on a new design for Fedora business cards[1].

"List of changes:

   * Added “infinity | freedom | voice” to front
   * Added “fedoraproject.org” to front
   * Removed GPG key fingerprint
   * Moved Fedora logo to top and inverse on blue bar
   * Created blue bars at top and bottom
   * Removed back"

[1] http://ianweller.org/2008/07/01/fedora-business-cards-take-two.html

Bug Triage meeting

John Poelstra wrote on his blog[1]:

"Our weekly bug triage meeting hasn't happened for several weeks and we'd like to resume them again. Some of us were tied up with other things and some people were unable to make the time. Also after having a few meetings with one or two people it seemed unclear how best to proceed.

So... we know there are a lot of people interested in bug triage but past meeting attendance hasn't been good so we'd like to try and fix that. At least two or three people sign up for the 'fedorabugs' group every day so there is a disconnect there somewhere we need to fix. And if you think weekly meetings aren’t the way to go and there is a better way to proceed please put it forward."

[1] http://poelcat.wordpress.com/2008/06/30/bug-triage-meeting/