vim-sticky-notes — vim support for paste.fedoraproject.org
I have started to work on updating pastebin.vim so that it works with
fpaste The result is available on my GitLab project vim-sticky-notes
Any feedback, issue reports, and (of course) merge requests are very
welcome.
gedit snippet generating RPM spec %changelog line
I have done a little bit of work to make gedit fully working in
RHEL-7 (appropriate packages with almost all my fixes will be
most likely available in the next minor release of RHEL-7).
Generally my feeling is that gedit is a way less powerful (and
writing Python plugins more …
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Another Git based issue tracker
Just as a follow-up to my blogpost about the distributed issue
tracking, I have just found out there is another one (this time not only
dead, but also not even claimed to be finished) system, gaskit.
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Scrapping of the Google Groups
As a followup to my previous rant on the locked-in nature of the Google
Groups, I have created this Python script for scrapping the messages
from Google webpages.
Thanks to Sean Hogan for the first inspiration for the script. Any
comments would be welcome via email (I am sure you …
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cucutags and vim-behave
I have created a simple Python package cucutags for parsing
behave feature and step files and vim plugin for jumping from
feature file to appropriate step (using normal Ctrl-]). Creating
similar plugin for other editors (especially Sublime Text) able
to cooperate with Python module should be trivial as most logic …
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Couple of thoughts on Zarafa
I have mentioned in one internal email discussion (yes, on the fabled
memo-list) that I have my emails in Zarafa run by me on my own server
down in the living room. And one of my colleagues asked me for some
comments on IRC. After we have chatted for a …
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'Another upstream WordPress release, another zero-day Fedora update...'
All packages are in and waiting on Bodhi making them available.
You can read upstream release notes, watch the release video, or
(if you have enough time) browse through closed upstream tickets.
The most interesting change is completely rewritten media (images,
video, audio) management, and more modern (more mobile-friendly) theme …
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Gnome 3 and key shortcuts
One of the things which surprised me very much when using Gnome-shell on
regular basis (which I have been doing with interruptions for more than
the last year) is how pleasant experience is to use Gnome-shell for
rodent haters. As I am used to the trend that software tends to …
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'Gnome 3.0 is out! Whoopee!'
(except it has been part of Fedora 15 for some time already). It is
crazy, it is radically new, and I like it more than I expected. Try it!
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'Llullaillaco FTW!'
Just so that other name won’t win!
Second and third post go to Bonnet and Verne. I could imagine nice 19th
century artwork for it. When looking for examples, I was again surprised
how great are proposals for the Fedora artwork and how bland and boring
are then quite …
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Living in the avalanche … or unexpected results of one bit
While fighting with my bugs couple of months ago (around a F14 Beta,
IIRC), I got annoyed by number of bugs waiting on being eliminated in
EOS with unreplied needinfos. When going through them I discovered to my
unhappy surprise that many of these automatically created bugs don’t
have …
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Current State of the Distributed Issue Tracking
While listening to the old issue of The Git Minutes podcast,
I was again reminded about the possibility of the distributed
issue tracking. Albeit I have grown to be persuaded that the
issue tracking has to have available web input (because
“normals” won’t file bugs via git) and tried …
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