Malcolm Lewis sent me a link to one of his failing packages, with the idea to bring the next post for this series (which has had a too long break already). So Malcolm: Thank you for the heads up and here we go with another hopefully helpful solution to one of brp error (brp actually […]
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Enlightenment 1.0.0 for openSUSE
It’s been a long time since I was in touch with Enlightenment, back in the young days I used it as my first alternative Desktop Environment on Windows, before actually daring to switch to Linux. Today I hear that version 1.0.0 of the core libraries have been released. Reason enough to actually look into this […]
openSUSE Factory / Compiz 0.8.4
openSUSE Factory has been updated to include compiz 0.8.4
RPM packaging for beginners
So, my first post on my blog. The most difficult part: what to write about? As openSUSE just had it’s first community week with plenty of people participating, I decide to go with the flow. I for myself am mostly active in the community with packaging all kinds of thins, and of couse mailinglists, testing […]