Archive for the ‘Planet Ubuntu’ Category
Catalan Ubuntu Youth
We have recently decided to created a sub-group of the Catalan LoCo Team only for the youth, with the idea to focus on approaching other young people to the Free Software world and to create a space where we can speak about those thinks that interest us, without having the entire community listening. As a [...]
One year of LoCo…
Siegfried Gevatter (RainCT)
Catalan Hardy Release Party
Last Saturday, the 26th April, we (the Catalan LoCo Team) hold a Release Party in Caldes de Montbui (Barcelona), with an install party lasting all day. We had the support from the local town council and it was a real success. During the morning I ran a short packaging jam for the more experienced attendants [...]
Random stuff about this and that
Sorry to disappoint you, but yes, this boring guy is still around and bloggin’ :). With school, a WordPress upgrade (see below for more details), the strange fact that I only have ideas for posts when I can’t write them, etc. this has been pretty abandoned for some months but well, I guess I’ll be [...]
Introduction to Debian’s Bug Tracking System (BTS)
I assume you all know that Ubuntu is based on Debian, and that a lot of the packages available in the repositories are directly “copied” from Debian. Some of this packages, however, have been patched by Ubuntu developers and thus have diverged from those in Debian: such packages have to be merged (i.e., the same [...]






