Estava devendo este post há 1 semana pro meu amigo Leonardo Vaz! Desculpaê, Leo :-).
Vou tentar fazer um (breve?) relato sobre o Fedora Activity Day (ou simplesmente FAD), que aconteceu em São Paulo no dia 1 de Junho de 2013, mais conhecido como sábado retrasado :-). Se quiser ver a página de organização do evento (em inglês), clique neste link aqui.
It is really nice to see something you did in a project influence in future features and developments. I always feel happy and proud when I notice such scenarios happening, and this time was no different. Gary Benson, a colleague at Red Hat who works in the GDB team as well, has implemented a way of improving the interface between the linker and the debugger, and one of the things he used to achieve this is the GDB <-> SystemTap integration that I implemented with Tom Tromey 2 years ago. Neat!
No, I am not leaving the Fedora Project, I am just leaving (or taking a break, depending on how you look) its Ambassadors program. I am still the co-maintainer of the GDB package, and will contribute to the development of the distribution since it is also my job. However, after a few months trying to become more involved with the Fedora community (specifically with the Brazilian/LATAM community), I became so disappointed that the only logical action for me now is to step back.
Hi, there! This is the report of the Document Freedom Day event that took place in Campinas, São Paulo state, Brazil. I will talk a little bit about how we (keep reading to know who "we" are!) organized it, and the conclusions that can be drawn to help for the next edition.
E... Aqui estamos (estou?) com mais um relato sobre duas atividades envolvendo o Projeto Fedora! Ele contempla, respectivamente, os Install Fests ocorridos na UNESP de Rio Claro/SP e na UNICAMP. Foram atividades que envolveram diversas pessoas, tiveram vitórias e derrotas, alegrias e tristezas, mas acima de tudo um sentimento de impotência (principalmente no Install Fest ocorrido na UNICAMP) em relação às novas "tecnologias" de boot, principalemente ao Secure Boot.
Once upon a time, there was a guy who cared about what other people could say about what he was writing on his blog. Well, like all fairy tales, this one also has a happy ending!
This will probably be one of those controversial posts, but I really cannot just be silent about a behaviour that I am constantly seeing around me.
Olá a todos!
Finalmente consegui um pouco de tempo na minha agenda, e resolvi escrever no blog para anunciar a criação do grupo LibrePlanet São Paulo!
Nesta última sexta-feira, dia 30/11/2012, estive presente na sétima edição do SoLiSC 2012, em Florianópolis, para apresentar uma palestra introdutória sobre o GDB. Este é um relato sobre minha particição no evento :-).
Hi there. This little post is just a heads about an issue that I am facing with the comment system that I run. Unfortunately, you will not be able to post comments on the blog until, at least, next Wednesday (November 21).
For those of you wondering which comment system I use, it is called Juvia. Due to privacy concerns, I chose not to use anything like Disqus because it tracks you and your comments (read their privacy policy if you want more details). On the other hand, Juvia runs on my private personal server, and does not collect any kind of personal information when you make a comment. The cons of this approach is that when my personal server is down (like now), the blog doesn't have comments. But that's a minor price to pay for the respect of privacy, I think.
Anyway, I hope to have the comments back online next week. Until there, I plan to continue making posts here, so save your comments for some time!
Thanks!
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