GNOME 2.30
Congratulations to everyone involved in what looks like a very good GNOME release! Interesting times are now ahead for the GNOME project, as on the plate is …
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GNOME 2.24 in Debian unstable, and the road ahead
GNOME 2.26 was released last week, and I couldn’t help adding myself to the long list of celebrating posts in Planet GNOME. Looking at the release notes, …
What about GNOME 2.16 and Debian?
I haven’t heard too many people asking if GNOME 2.16 will make etch. Maybe everyone just assumes it will, because the latest transitions have been pretty …
Updates on the GNOME 2.8 transition
We’ve spent the last two days carefully selecting what packages we should build and upload in an order that makes life easier for autobuilders. Yesterday, …
Damn rain, nice meta-gnome2
After managing to get up more or less on time quite early, dressing up with the cycling clothes, having copious breakfast and preparing my bike, I rushed out …
Finally, all lined up
After days of annoying different people and mailing lists, meta-gnome2 is finally ready to enter Debian testing during Saturday’s testing run. Yesterday, …
Big day for meta-gnome2
A few nice things happened in the meta-gnome2 front: yesterday, aj and Kamion kicked jack-audio-connection-kit and alsa-lib into testing, clearing the way for a …
When the GNOME mess gets messier...
My cold isn’t getting any better, and patience is not abundant anymore. Pills make me sleepy, and I can’t concentrate too much to do Real Stuff when …
Sorting the GNOME puzzle for Sarge
The Debian Installer folks get a lot of reports about GNOME being completely broken when they install Sarge. This is because tasksel pulls the …