My free software activities in january 2020
My free software activities in january 2020
Hello, this is my first monthly report about activities in Debian and Free Software in general.
Since the end of DebConf19 in July 2020 I was avoiding to work in Debian stuff because the event was too stresseful to me. For months I felt discouraged to contribute to the project, until December.
Packages
On december I watched two news video tutorials from João Eriberto about:
- Debian Packaging - using git and gbp, parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
- Debian Packaging with docker, parts 1 and 2
Since then, I decided update my packages using gbd and docker and it have been great. On December and January I worked on these following packages.
I did QA Uploads of:
- lockout 0.2.3
- pidgin-audacious 2.0.0
- trueprint 5.4
- xarclock 1.0
- xcolorsel 1.1a
I adopted and packaged new release of:
- ddir 2019.0505 closing bugs #903093 and #920066.
I packaged new releases of:
I packaged new upstream versions of:
- butt 0.1.18
- flask-socketio 4.2.1 closing bugs #879631, #895967, 896360 and #943059
- kytos-utils 2019.2 closing bugs #887118 and #948185
- python-engineio 3.11.1 closing bug #932538
- python-openflow 2019.2
I backported to buster-backports:
- butt 0.1.18
I packaged:
- clap 0.14.0 closing bug #949186
- python-socketio 4.4.0 closing bug #947447
MiniDebConf Maceió 2020
I helped to edit the MiniDebConf Maceió 2020 website.
I wrote the sponsorship brochure and I sent it some brazilian companies.
I sent a message with call for activities to national and international mailing lists.
I sent a post to Debian Micronews.
FLISOL 2020
I sent a message to UFPR Education Director asking him if we could use the Campus Rebouças auditorium to organize FLISOL there on april, but he denied. We still looking for a place to FLISOL.
DevOps
I started to study DevOps culture and for that, I watch a lot of vídeos from LINUXtips
And I read the book “Docker para desenvolvedores” wrote by Rafael Gomes.
MiniDebCamp in Brussels
I traveled to Brussels to join MiniDebCamp on January 29-31 and FOSDEM on February 1-2.
At MiniDebCamp my mostly interest was to join the DebConf Vídeo Team sprint to learn how to setup a voctomix and gateway machine to be used in MiniDebConf Maceió 2020. I could setup the Video Team machine installing Buster and using ansible playbooks. It was a very nice opportunity to learn how to do that.
A complete report from DebConf Video Team can be read here.
I wrote a diary (in portuguese) telling each of all my days in Brussels. It can be read starting here. I intend to write more in english about MiniDebCamp and FOSDEM in a specific post.
Many thanks to Debian for sponsor my trip to Brussels. It’s a unique opportunity to go to Europe to meet and to work with a lot of DDs.
Misc
I did a MR to the DebConf20 website fixing some texts.
I joined the WordPress Meetup
I joined a live streaming from Comunidade Debian Brasil to talk about MiniDebConf Maceió 2020.
I watched an interesting vídeo “Who has afraid of Debian Sid” from debxp channel
I deleted the Agenda de eventos de Sofware Livre e Código Aberto because I wasn’t receiving events to add there, and I was not having free time to publicize it.
I started to write the list of FLOSS events for 2020 that I keep in my website for many years.
Finally I have watched vídeos from DebConf19. Until now, I saw these great talks:
- Bastidores Debian - entenda como a distribuição funciona
- Benefícios de uma comunidade local de contribuidores FLOSS
- Caninos Loucos: a plataforma nacional de Single Board Computers para IoT
- Como obter ajuda de forma eficiente sobre Debian
- Comunidades: o bom o ruim e o maravilhoso
- O Projeto Debian quer você!
- A newbie’s perspective towards Debian
- Bits from the DPL
- I’m (a bit) sick of maintaining piuparts.debian.org (mostly) alone, please help
That’s all folks!