Hello! I recently stumbled over this image: http://dkmillares.deviantart.com/art/Gentoo-Logo-105151561?q=boost%3Apopular%20gentoo&qo=90 Is there some documented way how to get this very graphic to the terminal? If not: where would you expect such documentation? Thanks, Sebastian
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 1:26 PM, Sebastian Pipping <sping <at> gentoo.org> wrote: > Hello! > > > I recently stumbled over this image: > > http://dkmillares.deviantart.com/art/Gentoo-Logo-105151561?q=boost%3Apopular%20gentoo&qo=90 > > Is there some documented way how to get this very graphic to the > terminal? If not: where would you expect such documentation? > > Thanks, > > > > Sebastian > > Check out the app-misc/linux-logo its in there. -- -- Matthew W. Summers Gentoo Foundation Inc.
Sebastian Pipping schrieb am 03.05.2011 20:26: > I recently stumbled over this image: > > http://dkmillares.deviantart.com/art/Gentoo-Logo-105151561?q=boost%3Apopular%20gentoo&qo=90 > > Is there some documented way how to get this very graphic to the > terminal? If not: where would you expect such documentation? Sorry Sebastian this should go to the list instead. Now sending it again for everyone: Take a look at /etc/issue.logo (part of sys-apps/baselayout). Replace /etc/issue with this one to get it at the login screen. -- -- Regards, Daniel
On 05/03/2011 09:29 PM, Daniel Pielmeier wrote: > Sorry Sebastian this should go to the list instead. Now sending it again > for everyone: > > Take a look at /etc/issue.logo (part of sys-apps/baselayout). Replace > /etc/issue with this one to get it at the login screen. Nice, thanks to both of you! Sebastian
Good morning fellow developers, It is my pleasure to announce Nathan Phillip Brink as the newest developer of our project. Nathan is from Dearborn, MI (USA) and he will join the sunrise and net-irc teams. This is how he describes himself: "I was born in Tampa Bay, Florida. My family moved up to Dearborn, Michigan to be closer to our extended family when I was one year old. As I have grown up, I was encouraged to learn to play the trumpet and I've been involved in band at each school I have attended. I am now attending Calvin College ( http://calvin.edu/ ) and intend to get a Computer Science degree." I don't think net-irc needs more bugs, so skip the usual workload assignment for now :). Just give him a nice and warm welcome \o/ Regards, -- -- Markos Chandras / Gentoo Linux Developer / Key ID: B4AFF2C2
On 05/05/11 04:28, Markos Chandras wrote: > Good morning fellow developers, > > It is my pleasure to announce Nathan Phillip Brink as > the newest developer of our project. > Nathan is from Dearborn, MI (USA) and he will join the > sunrise and net-irc teams. This is how he describes himself: > > "I was born in Tampa Bay, Florida. My family moved up to Dearborn, > Michigan to be closer to our extended family when I was one year > old. As I have grown up, I was encouraged to learn to play the trumpet > and I've been involved in band at each school I have attended. I am > now attending Calvin College ( http://calvin.edu/ ) and intend to get > a Computer Science degree." > > I don't think net-irc needs more bugs, so skip the usual workload > assignment for now :). > Just give him a nice and warm welcome \o/ > > Regards, Welcome aboard... Are you sure we can't give him more bugs?? On a different note, go trumpet!! I've been playing for 14 years. Jazz and Wind Ensembles mostly. -- -- Dane Smith (c1pher) Gentoo Linux Developer -- QA / Crypto / Sunrise / x86(Continue reading)
Hi. Sometime ago after the issue of "slacking arches" was raised again at a council meeting, I've started an internal discussion with Gentoo's arch teams, to determine the current status of the arch teams and to check how we could help improve it. I'm now quoting one email I've sent in the last round, hoping to start a public discussion about two issues raised internally. I'm bcc'ing the arch teams so they're aware of this new thread and to give them a chance to chime in. ------------- On 06-03-2011 14:40, Jorge Manuel B. S. Vicetto wrote: ... > Please add a reply under each of the points you're interested. If you > feel there's anything else I'm missing please add a reply about > additional points. 7. General issues Seems I forgot a few general issues that were raised in the previous thread. * lack of man power and burn-out As some arch team members have mentioned, one of the most important issues affecting arch teams is a general lack of man-power which frequently leads to developer burn-out.(Continue reading)
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 3:02 PM, Jorge Manuel B. S. Vicetto <jmbsvicetto <at> gentoo.org> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Hi. > > Sometime ago after the issue of "slacking arches" was raised again at a > council meeting, I've started an internal discussion with Gentoo's arch > teams, to determine the current status of the arch teams and to check > how we could help improve it. > > I'm now quoting one email I've sent in the last round, hoping to start a > public discussion about two issues raised internally. > I'm bcc'ing the arch teams so they're aware of this new thread and to > give them a chance to chime in. > > > - ------------- > > On 06-03-2011 14:40, Jorge Manuel B. S. Vicetto wrote: > ... >> Please add a reply under each of the points you're interested. If you >> feel there's anything else I'm missing please add a reply about >> additional points. > > 7. General issues > > Seems I forgot a few general issues that were raised in the previous thread. >(Continue reading)
On 19:02 Tue 10 May , Jorge Manuel B. S. Vicetto wrote:
> * lack of statistics
>
> Another issue raised by some developers is the lack of statistics so
> we can know how many people use arches and so arch team members can
> have any feedback about their work. I agree that numbers are
> important, so I'd like to have a way to collect statistics about
> Gentoo's usage. I've contacted Sebastian Pipping (sping) about this
> because of his smolt project, but haven't heard back from him yet.
> Does anyone have any suggestions about this? Does anyone want to work
> on this?
I've got access to some of our web logs, which gave me an idea. What if
we estimate how many installations were successfully completed on each
architecture by looking at visits to the last page of the handbook? This
won't be a perfect measure for various reasons, but it's better than
nothing.
Here's one day's worth of visits to part 11 of the install guide, which
is the last page with actual content (adding users, cleaning up):
190 x86
150 amd64
85 sparc
83 ppc
82 hppa
59 ppc64
54 alpha
17 mips
11 arm
(Continue reading)
http://scanlime.org/2011/05/cia-vc-service-is-down-indefinitely/ -- -- Theo Chatzimichos (tampakrap) | blog.tampakrap.gr Gentoo KDE/Qt, Planet, Overlays
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