There can never be enough testing
As you may already know (if you don’t, please check theseolder posts) openQA, the automated testing system used by openSUSE runs daily tests on the latest KDE software from git. It works well and...
View ArticleDolphin and openQA and other assorted bits
Part of this post is about openQA, openSUSE’s automated tool which tests a number of different scenarios, from installation to the behavior of the different desktop environments, plus testing the...
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Providing KDE software updates from git for fun and profit in openSUSE
If I look back at the last post I made on ths blog… let’s say quite a lot of time has passed. The reason? Well, first of all, one would call it a lack of motivation1, and afterwards, the emergence of a...
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Refreshed look
You might have noticed that the blog has a markedly different look than before. It has not only changed visually, but also under the hood. This (brief) post summarizes the reasons behind the...
View ArticleFixed comments
The migration happened and well… it turns out that it was not as smooth as I expected. In particular, comments weren’t working at all due to a filesystem permission on the database (which meant nothing...
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DIY KVM over IP with pikvm
(Note: this post also appears in Planet KDE and Planet openSUSE because I thought this might be interesting to others)As I mentioned in some other posts, I have a small “server” which I use as a NAS to...
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